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optic illusion

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optic illusion
Etymology: Gk, optikos, sight; L, illudere, to mock
a false visual image derived from a misinterpretation of sensory stimuli caused by physical or psychologic factors or both. A common optic illusion is the appearance of railroad tracks merging in the distance.


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Under the terms of the settlement, Arnette and Arnet Optic Illusions are required to pay $750,000 to Oakley in damages.
From taking a holistic view of the company's traditionally separate and independent eye-care businesses, to a major restructuring of the global sunglasses manufacturing facilities; and from realigning the Asia-Pacific region to acquiring Arnette Optic Illusions and Award plc, Carpenter detailed the moves management is making to keep Bausch & Lomb 'number one in the eyes of the world.
17, 1996--Bausch & Lomb (NYSE/BOL) today announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Arnette Optic Illusions, Inc.
 
 
 
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