1. Weir played a blinder in yesterday's semi-final.

2. United are playing a blinder of a game.

3. The last goal was a blinder.

4. He played an absolute blinder!

5. Blinder argued for lowering rates, and never officially dissented when the board was raising rates in 1994.

6. The more you fear financial loss, the blinder you become to solutions. 1993 is a year of reckoning.

7. The departure of the outspoken Blinder is viewed as a setback for those in favor of lowering interest rates.

8. Gallacher ignored the threats, played a blinder, then woke the next day with the intention of visiting friends in Belfast.

9. For one, Blinder said he favors increased public knowledge about the intentions of policymakers at the secretive Fed.

10. He played the proverbial blinder as Galway stormed to a famous victory.

11. Blinder said he favors increased public knowledge about the intentions of policymakers at the secretive Fed.

12. Let me be a little blinder.

13. Nothing is blinder than fanatic passion.

14. Moreover, says Mr Blinder, education offers no protection.

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15. Alan Blinder of Princeton observes that some jobs are simply more outsourceable than others because they don’t require physical proximity or person-specific skills.

16. Tyson and Blinder seemed to be saying that, for the long-term health of the economy, we had to cut the deficit, but that doing so would slow down growth in the short term.

17. Blinder thought that after so many false promises on deficit reduction over the last few years, a strong positive response by the bond market was unlikely.

18. For 1993, when Joseph Stiglitz and Alan Blinder were members of the CEA, and the senior economists included the eventually much-cited David Cutler and Matthew Shapiro, the average score is 736.5.

19. But there is no greater blinder than success, even for a visionary like Bill Gates.

20. Mr Blinder is one of the authors of another popular undergraduate textbook, which he is now revising.

21. Wee Jocky was apparently steaming after a particularly hospitable Hogmanay and played a blinder.

22. Steve Mungall is moved forward into midfield and plays a blinder.

23. This way of thinking has to be one of the blinder alleys that we have been led up by psychoanalysis.

24. Managers could rob you blind and probably, with the aid of electronic intelligence, even blinder.

25. He had come up with one idea, though, which had turned out to be a blinder at Christmastime.

26. Because we are just as blind—no, a thousand times blinder than that old man in the wheelchair.

27. Physical disabilities can be seen, so the disabled, such as the blinder, the humpback, the people of poliomyelitis, and the people of limbless , were felt miserable.

28. Sorry we couldn't be more specific on the details and such, but trust us, the blinder you are going into this, the happier you'll be in the long run.

29. Physical disability can be seen, so the disabled, such as the blinder, the humpback, the people of poliomyelitis, and the people of limbless , were felt miserable.

30. As a senior at Princeton, I took graduate macroeconomics from Alan Blinder, another excellent teacher. At the same time, I wrote my senior thesis under Alan's supervision.

31. But, as we discussed how much deficit reduction we needed, I was concerned about the short-term drag that Laura Tyson and Alan Blinder predicted—and Roger Altman and Gene Sperling feared—might occur.

32. As a senior at Princeton, I took graduate macroeconomics from Alan Blinder, another excellent teacher.

33. Blinder understands the benefits of free trade but worries that the new wave of offshoring is so big and fast that Western societies will have difficulty adjusting.