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Carville went on to say that no one but blindly loyal fans cares who the conference champion was on any given year.

Dr Brooks suggests "people blindly accept privacy preferences online" because they want to get on with whatever they visited the website to do.

I have been backing Ipswich blindly but maybe I have to stop doing that now.

For Black liberals, the idea of progress did not blindly assume its inevitability.

Democrats seek the center blindly, often mistaking Washington’s perceived middle ground for America’s, although the two don’t look anything alike.