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Our Eyes Can See
Our Eyes Can See

By Jodi Wheeler Toppen

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Our Eyes Can See
Our Eyes Can See

By Jodi Wheeler Toppen

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Seeing
Seeing

By Henry Arthur Pluckrose, Henry Pluckrose

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Photographs and text illustrate how we use our eyes to drive, read, and see things big and small and far away or close up.

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Vision in children
Vision in children

By P. A. Gardiner

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Aging and human visual function
Aging and human visual function

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The Man-machine interface
The Man-machine interface

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Miru to wa do iu koto ka
Miru to wa do iu koto ka

By Ichiro Fujita

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Sight tests for seafarers
Ichinichi ippun miru dake de me ga yoku naru nijuhachi no sugoi shashin
Bijon
Bijon

By Marr David

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