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turn a blind eye

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This time, it seems far more likely to turn a blind eye.

The Tories accused Labour MPs of having "turned a blind eye to justice" for victims of grooming gangs.

From BBC

However Israel accuses Unifil of having turned a blind eye to the growth of Hezbollah, which now outpowers the official Lebanese army.

From BBC

Streeting will tell the NHS Providers conference there will be "no more turning a blind eye" to failure - something he has promised before, along with the idea of league tables.

From BBC

The evidence is overwhelming, yet, the COI chooses once again to turn a blind eye to Hamas’ strategy of abusing civilian infrastructure and using the Palestinian population as human shields.”

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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