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The whole show is about making blind decisions — the more gung-ho you seem, the better you fare.
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Investors aren't allowed to view any of Uber's financial information, which in essence means they are making blind bets on the company.
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Beyond basic demographics or employment and responses to specific voir dire questions, trial lawyers — even those supported by expensive jury consultants — are making blind guesses.
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The strange thing, though, is that investors aren't allowed to view any of Uber's financial information, which in essence means they are making blind bets on Uber.
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It was a lot of making blind jumps and locking myself away to figure out exactly what music is to me, and what songwriting is, and why I care.
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Another example of Tom's extraordinary abilities was shown after he was taken to a political rally in 1860 in support of Democratic presidential candidate Stephen Douglas. Years after he attended this speech, he was still able to repeat it while capturing the tone and mannerisms of Douglas. Additionally, he was able to recreate the heckles and cheers of the crowd with remarkable precision. Bethune hired out "Blind Tom" from the age of eight years to concert promoter Perry Oliver, who toured him extensively in the US, performing as often as four times a day and earning Oliver and Bethune up to $100,000 a year, an enormous sum for the time, "The Battle of Manassas", Art of the States (on line) "equivalent to $1.5 million/year [in 2004], making Blind Tom undoubtedly the nineteenth century's most highly compensated pianist".
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