81.   But most albinos can have their vision greatly improved through various magnifying devices, Carman-Merrifield says.

82.   But London and Paris appeared to have different visions of what that force should be.

83.   But it has visions of stepping up those sales dramatically, through increased advertising and promotion.

84.   But perhaps most surprising, for two parties claiming to have clashing visions, is the similarity not merely of the presentation but of the content of the conventions.

85.   But Robert had a vision of wines that could match the best in the world.

86.   But Keuper had true vision.

87.   But she definitely has a vision for her life.

88.   But nobody would accuse him of being overly curious about the world, much less having a vision of where it should all be going.

89.   But the peacemaker has a vision of enemies replacing animosity with friendship, of people settling bitter differences with dialogue rather than arms.

90.   But the younger Cargill, according to friends of the family, had visions of quick fortune and a flashy lifestyle.