| 11. | The chemical mixture causes temporary blindness, gagging and intense coughing.
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| 12. | He hasn't stopped traveling, but the limitations of blindness
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| 13. | In the Victorian age, blindness was considered a living death.
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| 14. | It wasn't blindness to one another's faults.
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| 15. | And broadcast news courts blindness from yet another journalistic black eye.
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| 16. | Unfortunately, dinitrophenol was poisonous, causing blindness and even death.
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| 17. | Total blindness is not inevitable from macular degeneration, Grunwald said.
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| 18. | The ball struck the player in the eye, causing blindness.
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| 19. | And indifference is willed blindness, which can mute deserved outrage.
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| 20. | Full color blindness and insensitivity to blue light are relatively rare.
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