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When eleanor roosevelt says, "there is such a thing as going through the world blindfolded. i have known people who were quite unconscious of the play of the sun and shadow on the hills," she means people can fail to enjoy the sunshine. should take off their blindfolds to view the world. can fail to recognize the beauty in the world. never notice the obvious until it is too late.

Answer 1

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can fail to recognize the beauty in the world.

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Answer 2

When Eleanor Roosevelt says, "There is such a thing as going through the world blindfolded. I have known people who were quite unconscious of the play of the sun and shadow on the hills," she means people can fail to recognize the beauty in the world. This means that these people rarely take advantage of opportunities in life.

The wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt was the first lady of the United States of America from 1933 to 1945. During this tenure, Roosevelt championed poverty alleviation, access to education and civil rights  as well as travelled to the European and Pacific front lines, when the world was engaged in World War II.

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