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farsighted
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far·sight·ed or far-sight·ed (färstd)
adj.
1. Able to see distant objects better than objects at close range; hyperopic.
2. Capable of seeing to a great distance.

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Q. Is there a laser vision correction operation that will correct both near and farsightedness? My optometrist said that typical laservision would require that I wear glasses for reading since it only corrects farsightedness. I'm leery of the technique of doing only one eye for distance and leaving the other "as is" for reading. I seem to recall a brief news report of some new laser vision technique that corrects both near- and farsightedness. Is that true or were they referring to the "one eye for closeup and one eye for distance" type of correction that I'm skeptical about? Thanks!!

A. my mother-in-law had that done about a yeara ago,for both near and far,they make them the oppisite,i had my near sightness fixed two years ago and i love it should of done it sooner.....

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He also antagonized the Admiralty, and angered the Arctic community by farsightedly declaring that even if a Northwest Passage did exist, it would be commercially useless and not worth the finding.
And slightly less farsightedly, Hegel thought that America might eventually become a decisive part of the West, but that for the foreseeable future it was on the edge of history.
An interesting part of RH's approach is that they are able to empirically judge whether individuals are behaving myopically or farsightedly.
 
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