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- Gabrielle is kidnapped by an arrogant grunt, Palemon. Xena discovers this and when a fight ensues between the two, she has Sumac Oil squirted in her eyes, causing temporary blindness, that can be cured if she can treat it with Egyptian Senna within 24 hours. But Gabrielle is her main mission right now.
- thumb|270px|Tales of TMNT Vol.2 #5Blind Faith ("Blindes Vertrauen") ist der Titel einer Geschichte aus der Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-Reihe der Mirage Studios.
- A warrior called Palaemon wants to make his name by killing Xena. He fails, of course, but he succeeds in putting the warrior princess in a blind rage when he kidnaps Gabrielle and sells her to agents of a king---who, it seems, needs a queen.
- Blind Faith is a Legendary helm in Diablo III. It requires character level 29 to drop. This helm has the highest chance to Blind enemy on hit in slot.
- One-year project by Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood. Known for their hit "Can't Find My Way Home". Their album caused controversy due to its use of a topless young girl holding a phallic-looking hood ornament.
- Blind Faith is an achievement available for iPhone, iPad, PlayStation Vita, Android, and Nook versions of Plants vs. Zombies. It requires the player to complete a very foggy level (Levels 4-7, 4-8, 4-9, and their Quick Play variants) without using Blovers or Planterns to make the fog "disappear". It is similar to the Nintendo DS achievement Nebulaphile. However, unlike Nebulaphile, Torchwoods can be used while earning it.
- "Blind Faith" is a song performed by Corey Hart, appearing on the album Fields of Fire in 1986. The song appeared in the Miami Vice episode "Down for the Count (Part II)".
- While suffering from glaucoma, Pete tries to help an old friend expose the mass murder of innocent citizens in her Latin American country.
- SOUND PLANET Welcome to the place where sonic dreams are made of. It's SOUND PLANET! The people here are incredibly skilled at creating sonic technology and they've devoted their entired world to their craft. As a result, the people here refer to themselves as SOUNDERS. On this pleasant day, a group of Sounders have assembled around their planet's capital building (think the White House with antennas all over it). A well-dressed man wearing some sort of visor over his eyes walks onto the large balcony of the capital to address those in attendance. A second passes. Another few pass. WHAAAAM! Uh oh.
- In San Francisco, Immortal-turned-religious-leader John Kirin (Kage) pushes a man out of the path of an out-of-control car and is hit himself, "dying" in Anne's emergency room. As Anne tells his anxious followers that he didn't make it, he walks up behind her, and they believe that it is a miracle. In flashback to 1937 Spain, Duncan is covering the Spanish Civil War with Kage, who sells out the partisans to the fascists. In flashback to 1975 Cambodia, Duncan is trying to get a group of orphans out of danger, but Kage refuses to unload his drugs from a chopper to evacuate the children.
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