81.   Hamada, despite the fact that his head still ached and his vision was blurry, was one of them.

82.   Gilkey may not believe that his vision is the primary reason for his struggles, but he does not offer any other explanation.

83.   Half of them must have thought their vision was a little cloudy by the time they left the building.

84.   He also slurs his speech, and his vision is impaired.

85.   He repaired buggies and sleighs for his grandfather in Illinois, but his vision was of something ornate, with intricately carved panels along the sides.

86.   Her peripheral vision was gone, and she had this strange feeling of motion that was starting to make her nauseous.

87.   Her vision is humanistic and universal to the core.

88.   Her vision is whimsical and her subjects accordingly costumed.

89.   Her wide vision might also be a result of her dual-shore activism.

90.   Here the vision is abstract, with the reconciliation of quarreling lovers embodied by a sublime duet, danced to perfection by Jock Soto and Wendy Whelan.