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ability to
focus clearly on
close objects. Also
known as age-related
farsightedness (or as age-related long
sight in the UK), it
affects many
adults over...
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Strabismus can
occur out of
muscle dysfunction (e.g.,
myasthenia gravis),
farsightedness,
problems in the brain, trauma, or infections. Risk
factors include...
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errors Myopia (nearsighted)
Hyperopia (
farsighted)
Astigmatism Anisometropia Presbyopia (age-related
farsightedness)
Photorefraction Autorefractive screening...
- a loss of
ability to
maintain focus (accommodation), high
degree of
farsightedness (hyperopia), and a deep
anterior chamber.
Complications include detachment...
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Farsighted: How We Make the
Decisions That
Matter the Most (2018) is a
nonfiction book by
American journalist Steven Johnson.
Johnson uses a case-study...
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ultimately should show that
despite his flaws, he was one of our most
farsighted chief executives." This
offended some;
columnist Russell Baker complained...
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Daniel Ziblatt describe it as "not a
product of
constitutional theory or
farsighted design. Rather, it was
adopted by default,
after all
other alternatives...
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their religion; a
fraternity in
which ability, open-mindedness,
farsightedness, and a progressive, forward-looking
attitude would be
recognized as...
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difference in
uncorrected refractive errors, such as
nearsightedness or
farsightedness,
between the two eyes. Strabismus,
sometimes also
incorrectly called...
