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shortsighted
(redirected from shortsightedly)

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Byline: The Register-Guard At a time when an increasing number of Lane County residents are struggling to make ends meet and avoid utility shutoffs, the Eugene Water & Electric Board has shortsightedly chosen not to reserve the bulk of $4.
However, for those of us whose pastures suddenly aren't so green, a swap means realizing that the cute red Nicole Miller dress shortsightedly thrown on your credit card in the good times might inevitably lay wrinkled on the floor of your girlfriend's apartment.
They go after the particular, they throw them selves shortsightedly upon what is insignificant, they set the contingent above the general, then they seek pleasure and the sensual, they seek satisfaction of their hatred and envy, their art depicts what is one-sided, then the distracted, the untrue, the adventurous, eventually the sensuous, the exciting, and ultimately immorality and vice.
 
 
 
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