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Worry is spiritual near-sightedness; a fumbling way of looking at little things, and of magnifying their value.
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They made numerous errors, fumbling a kickoff, bobbling four kicks, and dropping several passes.
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After some fumbling, she is able to strike a match and light her Molotov cocktail.
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The sound is open, free, off-the-cuff, bound together through all the stumbling, fumbling chaos that their approach entails.
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With so many tools, features, and concepts to get a hold of, new users can be discouraged by dry help files and blind fumbling.
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The lightly grizzled midcareer novelist as a lout, fumbling toward grace, is among the oldest stories.
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The usual fumbling in the axilla which is practised by surgeons tells nothing.
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Light fixtures are very frustrating, no one master switch on most hotel bedrooms leaves you fumbling around looking for that elusive switch.
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Fumbling for the right key, she can not get the locks opened quick enough before the old man is in the same area she's in.
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The federal military response to the invasion was slow, and the efforts were initially fumbling and disorganized.
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