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[2020·³¤É³ÊиßÈýͳһģÄâ]During his freshman year at Columbia University, Sanford Greenberg stood on campus with his classmate Arthur Garfunkel. “Sanford, look at the __1__. You see the colors? The shapes£¿” Arthur asked. Sanford was __2__£¬ because other guys talked about trips and sports, but Arthur wanted to talk about grass.

Was there a __3__ guy on campus than Sanford? Here he was, a poor kid from Buffalo, New York on a full scholarship, taking classes from masters such as physicist Leon Lederman and poet Mark Van Doren.

But in 1960, Sanford's fortunes __4__.  He was playing baseball when suddenly he couldn't __5__ very clearly. He had to __6__ on the grass until his eyesight returned. At first he didn't believe it was anything __7__.

But when Sanford went back to Buffalo, __8__ there told him he had a very serious eye disease. They operated on his eyes, but he was still going __9__. He was so sad that he __10__ to meet anyone from college.

However, Arthur __11__ Sanford to go back to study at Columbia. In September 1961, Sanford returned to campus. But he was __12__ about getting around alone and depended on Arthur to help him.

Then, one afternoon, Sanford and Arthur went to Manhattan. When it was time to go back to the __13__£¬ Arthur said he had an important meeting and couldn't go with Sanford. They __14__ for the first time, and Arthur walked off, leaving Sanford alone. It took Sanford a long time to get back to school. But as he arrived at the university gate, someone almost __15__ him.

“Sorry,  sir.”

 Sanford knew the __16__. It was Arthur's. Sanford was angry at first, but then he __17__ what Arthur had done.

“It was one of the most __18__ ideas£¬” Sanford said. Arthur, of course, had been __19__ me the whole way.”

After graduation with greater __20__ than others, Sanford got his MBA from Columbia and a PhD. from Harvard and went on to become a successful inventor and businessman.

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