Not just light on specifics, but light on even vagaries.
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"My red light on the bench is still working," said Justice Elena Kagan, referring to the light on her microphone.
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Aim to have one light coming from behind you, one light on your right, and one light on your left to create a glow around you.
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"We hope that that movie sheds light on that historic mission and will shed some light on some of the other missions that happened during that time frame," Nutsch said.
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When the proud owners shine the light on the coin, it shows the UFO beaming down light on Michalak, blasting him with the rays that allegedly left him sick and smelly.
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The discovery also sheds light on the evolution of feathers.
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The case involving his daughter came to light on Sept.
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This discovery is also shedding light on Antarctica's distinctive animals.
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That response will help shed light on Trump's dark agenda.
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Hayes will shed light on whether the move is deserved.
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Now AURA has finally shed some light on the mystery.
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HANNITY: OK. GUILFOYLE: To keep you light on your feet.
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Studying them can shed important light on early avian evolution.
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It's Schwartzman's mission to shine a light on that mentality.
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Love you, you are such a light on this earth.
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Each one shines light on the structure of our Universe.
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I have shined a very bright light on this community.
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Now, Navarro is shedding light on Tony's perspective — via song.
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That said, the press release is light on details here.
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The election also shone a light on Slovakia's darker corners.
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But it is shining a light on a pressing issue.
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Shining a light on bad behaviour may have unintended consequences.
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Can you shed some light on what that might mean?
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A new study released Friday sheds light on this issue.
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Huang's comments this week have shed more light on that.
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Sheriff Hopper, can you shine some light on Eleven's whereabouts?
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Monday's hearing also shed slightly more light on Epstein's finances.
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"There's a light on the other side," Teigen told Refinery29.
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"You can't use white light on most animals," Cordey says.
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We can't shine any light on what your policies are?
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The show has always been notoriously light on female contestants.
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He shone a light on it, for a better view.
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I'm here to shine a big, bright light on you.
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Related: USS John McCain collision sheds light on territorial dispute
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My Ethics Package will shed light on conflicts of interest.
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It may also shine a light on a lacklustre valuation.
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A thought experiment sheds light on what is going on.
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Canada's experience can also shed light on this reckless policy.
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A chandelier casts a feeble light on the marble bar.
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Several recent news stories are shedding light on the problem.
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Nonetheless, his opponents said his address was light on details.
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This compulsion sheds light on many aspects of daily life.
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The extent of the problems came to light on Sept.
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He did not shed any light on the phone's whereabouts.
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Are they hoping to shed light on a serious condition?
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But records I've obtained shed more light on what happened.
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The meeting was heavy on rhetoric and light on specifics.
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The early history sheds light on China as a whole.
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It was light on the bacon, but I didn't mind.
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Update: Bernhard Langer sheds some, uh, light on the subject.
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The hearing, however, did not shed any light on that.
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Scanners work by detecting reflected light on their glass pane.
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The data sheds light on an ongoing national teacher shortage.
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PBS's "American Masters" sheds new light on Edgar Allan Poe.
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The meeting account may shed light on any internal misgivings.
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Can someone in media please shine a light on this?
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Once inside, they spread out and get the light on.
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She pointed to a blinking light on the third floor.
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An archaeological discovery shed more light on this curious matter.
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But telling a story that actually sheds light on prison.
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They regarded me as a leading light on juvenile delinquency.
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The report is quite light on addressing those real concerns.
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It's time to shine a light on the Chancery Court.
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The other half is shining the light on your achievements.
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But they shine a bright light on Libya's current tragedy.
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Hoock's research casts a startling light on that primal scene.
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Tuesday's developments also shed new light on Trump's potential vulnerability.
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But that doesn't mean she was light on the substance.
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And it shed important light on both him and her.
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Any accomplishment he makes will shine the light on her.
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This portion of the documentary, though, is light on details.
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It's confident, fluid in its dynamics, light on its feet.
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But unpacking these themes shed light on some of mother!
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One story, in particular, shines a light on this issue.
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We must shine a bright light on such despicable crimes.
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Grapetooth is light on fuss and big on easy thrills.
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Go deeper: New arrests shed light on vaping's black market
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We wanted to shine a light on that a bit.
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Many - about 22,22 - slept with a nightlight in the room, while more than 73,27 left a light on outside the bedroom and about 210,22019 slept with a television or light on in the bedroom.
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A new report from Chicago sheds light on a big national problem A new report from Chicago sheds light on a big national problem It takes a lot to get fired from Chicago's police department.
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The Mueller investigation is shining a welcome light on the Kremlin's covert activity, but there is no similar effort to shine a light on the social media algorithms that helped the Russians spread their messages.
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Other than that, though, the report was pretty light on details.
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"And we need to shine a light on it," Lane said.
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I think it shines a light on a lot of things.
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Light on her face like a road ghost over Donner 80.
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Hopefully I can shed some light on a uniquely Philadelphian experience.
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And if they were, the reports ran light on helpful specifics.
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A green button will light on if the order is successful.
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In short, the indictment throws very little light on Hutchins' involvement.
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Answering these questions may help us stay light on our toes.
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So it is a critical time to shed light on it.
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He's at their bedroom door, the hall light on behind him.
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Sunday's ceremony shined a light on diversity and inequality in Hollywood.
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In theory, he could shed more light on what, exactly, happened.
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Now, details have emerged that shed some light on the allegations.
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Rutgers, founded in 1766, compiled research shedding light on its beginnings.
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They both present dazzling interplays of dark light on 'dark matter.
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But the Daniels scandal is correctly shedding more light on them.
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The violence has also shone a new light on gun control.
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Some said the next EIA data could shed light on that.
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It is also a team that is light on tight ends.
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The iBlazr 2 will really shed some light on the subject.
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The campaign is incredibly light on technical details, and that's worrisome.
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But he shed no light on Congress's plans for the state.
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Rosario Dawson is helping shine a light on child refugee stories.
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Like, how was I going to sleep without the light on?
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Comey's and Rogers' testimony may cast more light on any ties.
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Archaeologists are continually shedding new light on the country's rich history.
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It's not to shine any light on me or my injuries.
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Our studies may also help to shed light on Trump's appeal.
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But in its second year, it was still light on solutions.
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The selections could shed light on Denholm's immediate impact as chairwoman.
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Hopefully we'll be able to *shed some light on that* soon.
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Now, he has shed light on another need: Twitter product changes.
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Plus: Credit Suisse shines a rare light on Asian investment banking.
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The Trump tax plan is shining a light on that delusion.
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It's not as obvious, but we shine a light on it.
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The pause will shed light on these and many other factors.
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In addition, each Constellation camera has an activity light on it.
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He also could cast light on why the president fired him.
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Critics of the outline have said it is light on specifics.
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These are large headphones that feel feather-light on your head.
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He left his light on and lay next to me, waiting.
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Trump's tax proposal, at nine pages, is undeniably light on details.
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"It was the last light on the river," Ms. Verellen said.
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He remembered seeing a ball of light on the marble staircase.
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Becky Peterson and Meghan Morris shed light on WeWork's Kabbalah connection.
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To shine a light on the inequities in the marketplace, TakeCraftBack.
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The controversy over Blankenstein is shining a light on those issues.
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Most fish tacos, they are kind of light on the fish.
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"The Resident" sheds light on another side of the medical world.
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It sheds light on a little known period of primate evolution.
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The air search resumed at first light on Monday, he said.
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Trump's vision of "America First" sheds light on his main achievements.
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My father never retreated from shining a light on racial injustice.
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Ahead, we ask experts to shed some light on the subject.
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Very few of those tidbits, however, shed light on lesbian history.
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It sheds light on things that are pertinent to the discussion.
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But research shed light on a new mutation in her body.
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She left the door ajar, the light on in the hallway.
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Simple mathematics shows why, shedding light on our species' ecological footprint.
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At Wofford's urging, JFK shone a light on King's dark cell.
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The coming months should shed some light on whether they can.
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To drive, the S5 feels quick and light on its feet.
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His story shines a light on efforts to repopulate the island.
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Chris was such a light on his season of Project Runway.
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There's nothing wrong with going light on the meat for once.
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The pedestrian sides only shine more light on the spectacular chicken.
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Ultimately, ฿o₫៛€$ sheds light on the pressing problem of oceanic disturbance.
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Elsewhere, the Cruising Pavilion shines a revelatory light on familiar sites.
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Mr. James, she said, could "shine a light" on these issues.
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This has shined a light on America's racial and educational divides.
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Mike Bloomberg's got some cash he wants to light on fire.
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A new exhibit shines a light on a serious social problem.
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Ori Brian returns to shine a light on our Tuesday puzzle.
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But the video failed to shed light on a possible motive.
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My gratitude for shining a light on what is an epidemic.
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And Daniels' lawsuit sheds even more light on their alleged relationship.
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"Leave a light on for Scotland" has become the rallying cry.
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The confession did not shed light on a motive, Manley said.
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CARLOS GHOSN: My story is bringing the light on the system.
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Engineers planned to inspect the damage at first light on Monday.
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An interview of Judge will shed important light on Ford's allegations.
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Did the teaser for next week shed any light on this?
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But he admitted the policy paper would be light on detail.
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He loved the light on the Danube and the cobbled streets.
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One documented incident helps to shed some light on Drake's thinking.
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The crime came to light on May 23 around 3 a.m.
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The case shed new light on rodent problems in some buildings.
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Barr shed some light on the "how" behind that fast read.
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We will shed light on this using all means we have.
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A scholarly sting operation is shedding light on sketchy academic journals.
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Auto appraiser extraordinaire Donald Osborne sheds some light on the question.
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Shining a light on short positions can help restore the balance.
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It's great now, light on the palate yet earthy and minerally.
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Research has shed light on increasing safety concerns related to cannabis.
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I get up then, too, because she needs every light on.
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His death at 34 cast a lonely light on his life.
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It has also shone a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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"Once Bitten" doesn't exactly shed new light on any of that.
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The discovery shed light on how Saturn's 67 other satellites developed.
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This new discovery sheds some light on what G-objects might be.
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"We still leave the light on for her at night," she says.
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The Idealist does not shed new light on Swartz's life or death;
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The lawsuit is light on details regarding the specific harm Williams incurred.
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Dan Martin, the university's president, called Wong a "bright light" on campus.
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This new finding sheds light on a longstanding mystery about the Moon.
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It looked like a mountain range with a warning light on top.
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The light on the corner recognizes me, arranges for me to cross.
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Details are light on what this means, but it involves data sharing.
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Our work also sheds light on the dynamics that drive that intolerance.
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A study published Wednesday in Science Advances sheds light on the discovery.
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I only hope this sheds light on what inappropriate behavior looks like.
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They didn't discover anything new – they just shed a light on it.
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Wittels' memoir sheds light on grief and the devastating ramifications of addiction.
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In a tweet to fans, Peretti shed some light on the news.
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Ryan's work sheds light on another important driving force for transgender equality.
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The list is heavy on former ambassadors, light on current tech CEOs.
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Chrissy Teigen is not traveling light on her family vacation to Italy.
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The lawsuit also sheds some light on Urmson's new venture, Aurora Innovation.
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They believe he's a Senator light on accomplishments and heavy on stunts.
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They're heavy on stale administration talking points and light on actual news.
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That sort of turned the light on to me on trade agreements.
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Time to shine a light on the darker parts of the genome.
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Research published Wednesday in Nature sheds new light on this pivotal transition.
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It can shed light on what you could potentially make money from.
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More recently, Teresa shed some light on those first few days home.
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Second, the "check engine" light on the new bus began to flash.
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This may shed light on the evolution of galaxies, stars and gravity.
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It's nearly impossible to miss the flashing light on the steering wheel.
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Many have focused on the past to shed light on the present.
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Indeed, the criticisms of Ms Devos's reforms are generally light on specifics.
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"We're light on scholarship players right now," Xavier coach Chris Mack said.
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If found, the black box will shed light on what happened.[Guardian]
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There's something about Obamacare that really shines a light on the stupid.
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Monday is light on data and earnings for investors to focus on.
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Feels good to be wit beings of light on dat mutual frequency.
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To shine light on your husband and mother when days are dark !
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An exhibition sheds new light on the Chicago recluse's most provocative images.
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And I had a roommate who wasn't into leaving the light on.
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Pathogen sheds light on the age-old battle between man and disease.
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Have there been any precedents that can shed light on this moment?
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With any luck, it'll shine a light on the multi-hyphenate's persona.
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Feels good to be with beings of light on that mutual frequency.
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Smith that the Internet has opened important avenues for shedding light on
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The tax "statement" is a series of platitudes, extremely light on specifics.
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It really shed a light on everything we do have available here.
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"My passion is to shine a light on the opioid crisis," Mrs.
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Rubio's backers may see the light on Super Tuesday, not March 15.
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Several incidents have shone a light on the problem in recent years.
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In his first interview since the photograph came to light on Feb.
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He also failed to shed light on whether the intel was classified.
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The war shined a light on the regional loyalties of the gun
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Tuesday's midterms don't shed much light on the future of net neutrality.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Elizabeth Warren, he remains very light on policy specifics.
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A new report from Salesforce Research sheds some light on this question.
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It's a breezy story, if a little light on the character development.
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And Trump himself hasn't shed any more light on the tweet, either.
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It sheds a less archetypical, more human light on fairy tale tropes.
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For me, your remarks cast a different light on what journalism is.
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It's putting a light on a different side of the prison system.
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As always, additional research would help shed more light on that question.
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Today's full moon in Scorpio sheds light on material and financial matters.
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The investigation sheds little light on who ordered the killing, or why.
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The chords just shine some light on the whirring machine behind them.
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A couple of my simple experiences may shed some light on that.
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Well he's certainly good at putting the best light on a situation.
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Trump's proposed tax overhaul was big on promises but light on details.
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"Thank you for shining your light on the dark places," she said.
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On Tuesday, Midler shed some light on her costume on social media.
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But there is light on the other side of the Williamsburg Bridge.
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It is heavy on the solutions and light on the trade-offs.
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When one shines a light on pests, they either freeze or scatter.
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Now a new study sheds light on the benefit of doing so.
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Light on plot, rich in atmosphere, "River" meanders like its liquid locales.
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That could shine a whole new light on the problem of malaria.
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His tax returns could shed light on whom he does business with.
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The study also shed light on who is most susceptible to sepsis.
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That attack shed light on the extent of U.S. operations in Niger.
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It is expected to shed light on the so-called gig economy.
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Some responded affirmatively, answering questions and shedding new light on the efforts.
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These designations shed light on the nature of the information in Mrs.
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I prefer to shine a bright light on it until it withers.
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The official declined to shed light on what specifically is being discussed.
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The incidents have shed light on terrorists' use of encryption to communicate.
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This cycle's data helps shed light on this chicken-or-egg problem.
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There's a reason for the colloquial phrase "shining a light on" abuses.
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Maybe his Senate confirmation hearings will shed some light on the matter.
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Again, I'm shining a light on this issue hoping to see change.
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All of this has shed a glaring light on my internal struggle.
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It sheds light on an important issue that overwhelming impacts marginalized communities.
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He was light on his feet and carried hammers under his gloves.
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Do insights about Wisconsin shed light on the rest of the country?
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I just think light on light and dark on dark are boring.
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His work shined a light on the intersectionality of my own struggles.
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Ahead, photos and stories that shed light on the Las Mayas tradition.
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Here are some facts to help shed some light on the subject.
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Understanding why humans don't could shed light on the meat-allergy mystery.
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Sometimes a film illustrates an idea, or sheds light on an event.
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It may be helpful to keep a light on for this reason.
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This can often shed light on what's hurting you in the present.
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Keep a light on at night for visual access to the bathroom.
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Officials did not immediately shed new light on what caused the disaster.
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"It's shone light on areas I need to work on," he said.
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But the report sheds much-needed light on the violence's political dimensions.
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Law enforcement officials hope she can shed light on Mr. Paddock's motives.
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Arlie Russell Hochschild's shed light on the politics of its struggling whites.
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And that could shed light on the origin of our planet, too.
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Paradoxically, the guanine squares don't reflect light on their own — they're transparent.
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We seek to cast light on the brilliant work produced by teenagers.
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Chapek and Trowbridge did shed some light on the innovative ride, however.
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The scandal has cast unflattering light on Mr. Porter's boss, John Kelly.
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The news shed some light on how Ghosn managed to escape Japan.
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The alleged murders came to light on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
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There will be no need to fret about fading light on Friday.
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The latter will shine a light on the health of American chipmakers.
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Understanding the seasonality of the rings sheds new light on their function.
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Our finding sheds some light on the nature of implicit racial bias.
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The 43-page report is heavy on inference and light on conclusions.
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What is the "other mystery" he believes the novel sheds light on?
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That accord has attempted to cast a light on dangerous conditions inside.
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Mr. Durham's questions shed additional light on where he may be going.
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New research sheds light on the question of teenagers and self-control.
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Her answers shed some light on why wages are not going up.
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"Done right, interactivity can shed light on what divides us," he added.
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There's one particular street light on the corner he wishes wasn't there.
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It's like someone comes in and turns the light on, she said.
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I tried not to do that because I see their light on.
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For a BBQ sauce, it was pretty light on the barbecue spices.
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DeVos' confirmation hearing shed little light on the policies she would pursue.
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I am always so grateful when she shines her light on us.
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DeLoach also sheds some light on the widely chronicled Hoover-King feud.
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The coming days might shed more light on Haley's decision to quit.
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The initial White House statement shed very little light on the matter.
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Future observations will shed more light on its size, rotation and path.
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National protests shone a harsh light on police killings of black civilians.
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"That doesn't shine a good light on their hiring practices," he said.
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TURN ON THE LIGHTS Set your porch light on an automatic timer.
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It sheds a little light on the ultimate mystery: the prison system.
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And I'm really grateful that you shined a bright light on it.
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But the new gallery, she said, sheds considerable light on music's travels.
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Last Wednesday, I hit every green light on the drive to Kroger.
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The film sheds light on a country that's been ravaged by war.
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If the way to combat money laundering is by shining a light on the source of funds, then the way to combat covert influence may be to shine a light on the source of messages in the media.
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In his campaign rallies, he would tell The Washington Post, he knew just what to say "to keep the red light on": that is, the light on a TV camera that showed that it was running, that you mattered.
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Hearings in the Senate shed little light on the allegations swirling around Washington.
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But it sheds new light on the relationship between women and heart disease.
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The administration doesn't like us shining a light on Obama's biggest climate failure.
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In interviews, IS insurgents shed light on what Iraqi forces were up against.
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A new report sheds light on the tipsiest towns across the United States.
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It also shed light on other species—plenty of dinosaurs had thick skulls.
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Thank you everyone who kept the light on for Mike with their prayers!
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Ahead, Dr. Zeichner sheds light on how to handle blind zits at home.
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The most recent studies, both published in Science, shed light on that history.
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Personal finance website WalletHub's new study sheds light on the sea of discounts.
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And we saw a light on the horizon going super-fast, not linear.
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Alexander Urbelis said the report sheds light on the prosecution of Julian Assange.
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His lyrics shone above others & threw a strange light on the American dream.
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Understanding them could shed light on how our own planet came to be.
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Debra Messing, however, can shed some light on playing the legendary actress' daughter.
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In Massachusetts, the storm was generally light on snow but heavy with wind.
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Shift Technology puts a red light on suspicious claims and tells you why.
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Elliott ran a red light on his way to practice at 7 a.m.
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The split between the two casts a more flattering light on handmade work.
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But I've got some bad news, this ep is extremely light on Jay.
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Volkswagen's position sheds light on its view of the scandal as a whole.
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They shine light on the idea of failed white progress and obsolete modernism.
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He also shed some light on where Tumblr goes under its new owners.
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It has simplified our differences instead of shining a light on our complexities.
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It's also shone a light on the messy gender politics in these spaces.
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This clue sent her on tireless quest to shed light on her background.
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Though the neighborhood runs light on night life, it wasn't always that way.
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And that arrangement sheds an interesting light on the entire Apple Card approach.
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Bee is no stranger to shining a light on Conway's past media appearances.
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So the only antidote I'm aware of is shining more light on it.
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They don't go light on the zombie effects because it's a TV show.
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It could shed light on early development and help improve fertility treatment procedures.
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But his efforts to shine a light on his disease also live on.
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Alas, the creator didn't shed too much light on how it all works.
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With a fully Latin voice cast, Coco shines a light on Latino culture.
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We intend to shine a bright light on our WOC sisters in need.
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Mercuria will also most likely stay light on the physical asset ownership front.
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They have demanded documents and testimony that might shed light on the matter.
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Twitter could shine light on what public health in America really looks like.
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A new study from a Stanford researcher sheds some light on the issue.
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The Woolmark Company shines light on Australian woolgrowers, highlighting their sustainable farming practices.
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But now two documentaries will shine a light on the Chicago co-founder.
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There are myriad ways that Leonardo's DNA can shed light on his life.
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The big picture: The prospectus sheds some light on the company's AV efforts.
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Dancing dogesVine shone a light on the many dancing doggies of the world.
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Machine Gun Kelly is continuing to shed light on his feud with Eminem.
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Dawn broke early in Dandong, casting light on the smog-filled concrete landscape.
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Amy Klobuchar could use a moment to shine light on her pragmatic politics.
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Sports athletes did it to shed light on police brutality in this nation.
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So the villains can get a shot of green light on his face?
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We will continue to shine a light on those people on our show.
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The official also shed light on the timing of Comey's ouster this week.
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Next, Faraday Future will need to shed some light on its production plans.
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Its tall shape comes from a huge light on top of the camera.
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It's good to see Apple shedding light on autism during Autism Acceptance Month.
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But announcements made during the congress can shed some light on government policy.
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NASA's new "mixtape" is light on music, but heavy on groundbreaking scientific research.
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We need to put the light on the table during the darkest hours.
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The overall intent of the event was the shed light on journalistic malfeasance.
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Nevertheless, he left an impression of being light on substance, one diplomat said.
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The outcome has been to cast an unforgiving light on Trump's Russia policy.
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She also sheds some light on her hospital scare a couple months back.
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The case has cast a harsh light on Japan's criminal justice system internationally.
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Thank you for shedding light on the issues that truly matter, Rep. Cramer.
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Any data that could shed light on the incident would surely be valuable.
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Two new books help to shed some light on how this came about.
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So that's my problem, I hope you can shed some light on it.
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The recording, obtained by ABC's Background Briefing, sheds further light on Marshall's view.
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Motion of Light on Water, Delany presents her as the leader in their
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A new analysis by Gallup's Frank Newport sheds some light on those questions.
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The criminal complaint against Mr. Collins shed little light on what happened backstage.
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Third, relevant congressional committees should shine a light on the nuclear terrorism threat.
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With a fully Latin voice cast, Coco shines a light on Latino culture.
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While light on dialogue, the sounds of the forest were significant to Moland.
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Or, you can turn the light on or off with a simple switch.
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They also shunned any adornments, shining a light on the items' raw beauty.
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Although these boots are a bit bulky, they're quite light on your feet.
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The CH-R is surprisingly light on its feet, with remarkably precise handling.
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The latest survey helps shed some light on the quickly evolving insurance industry.
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Not to mention casting a new light on the sportswear on the runway.
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He was heavily autobiographical, as usual, and light on policy detail, as usual.
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TL;DR: Get the soothing Philips Wake-Up Light on sale for $75.
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A lengthy story from The Washington Post is shining new light on Sen.
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Flames blazed above tall, cylindrical smokestacks, casting an orange light on the Equinox.
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This tweet sheds a little light on DiGiorno's apparent disdain for Papa John's.
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They also shed some light on why the video game is happening now.
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Holmes and Hill shed more light on Sondland's role in handling Ukraine matters.
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A red light on the keyboard should light up to signal it's on.
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The account of the March meeting may shed light on these internal disagreements.
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The findings do not shed light on the origin of this pattern, though.
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I feel like I have to shine some sort of light on it.
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Being a teacher automatically casts a certain type of light on a woman.
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Without shedding light on the process, however, kinbaku's art cameos can fall flat.
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Trading was light on Monday as Japan was shut for a public holiday.
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On Being Raped throws a light on the subject with clarity and thoughtfulness.
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And so, I want to shed light on how those conversations came about.
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But Reuters' observations, combined with the other information, shed light on its scale.
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Trump can't help but shine a forgiving light on everyone who opposes him.
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Such emotions may shed light on what inspires people to share false stories.
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Who are other local artists you want to shed light on and why?
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Recent biographies, like one by Laura Thompson, shed little light on the episode.
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The Vatican press office repeatedly declined to shed more light on the situation.
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I love the way the sunset throws pink light on the marble monuments.
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The tax returns may help provide information that sheds light on his motives.
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The book also shines a light on Harlem and black culture in America.
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Mr. Ghosn's detention has cast a critical light on Japan's criminal justice system.
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"The Cuban Affair" is heavy on affair and light on almost everything else.
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But a new book sheds fresh light on the portrait's little-explored details.
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Since his release, he's been working to shine a light on prison reform.
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Retailers can shine a positive light on the future direction of our country.
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While the request is light on specifics, it does draw some important outlines.
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I'm just here to fuckin' shine a light on the fuckin' fakes, man.
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Share personality tests with teammates to shed light on communication styles and preferences.
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A new report from Bloomberg sheds more light on what AT&T wanted.
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"I don't want anybody to think we're going light on companies," he said.
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We have to remember, there is light on the other side of this.
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The person of interest so far has not shed light on the situation.
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Big name corporate earnings could also shed light on the trade war's toll.
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Recent studies are shedding light on the different living habits of our predecessors.
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Coming tomorrow: More retails earnings could shine a light on US consumer spending.
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Coming up More retail earnings could shine a light on US consumer spending.
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It may shed light on their behaviors or attitudes that set you off.
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Are we casting a sympathetic light on people who should only be condemned?
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They are pieces of a puzzle that shed light on soldiers' daily activities.
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Their case shed light on the world of female jihadists in homegrown terrorism.
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"Chhichhore" goes light on the musical numbers with just a few song montages.
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Through his writing, Mr. Obama could shed important light on his decision making.
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Another incident sheds light on how the company viewed and handled security issues.
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You can also keep the night light on or turn it completely off.
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For a heavyweight to be that light on his feet is quite amazing.
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Bastia said it was for the LFP to shed light on the incidents.
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It turns out last night I left my light on in my car.
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New AngelList dataset sheds light on the signaling risks of seed-stage investments
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Widespread DNA testing has shed light on the ancestry of millions of Americans.
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The confession and resignation shed light on a nearly five-year-old mystery.
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First, it obviously shines a light on an incredibly talented women's basketball player.
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The boycott shed a light on a lack of diversity within U.S.A. Hockey.
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So the company is trying to shed some light on its inner workings.
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We review two moving new works that shed light on life in wartime.
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An old photograph may shed new light on an 80-year-old mystery.
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Another missed opportunity for shedding light on Albany's spending centered on bond programs.
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But maybe Trump's team can shed more light on these concerns of his.
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Divorce documents shed some light on the months before the children went missing.
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Trilobites The unlikely fossil sheds new light on the flying reptile's dining habits.
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She said she posted about the experience to shed light on the issue.
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Nine Americans describe their jobs, shedding light on what employment today looks like.
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But at the red light on Eufaula I had to stop the car.
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Tarrant's book sheds useful light on the bargain-basement world of contemporary porn.
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It's been a very difficult journey, but there is light on the horizon.
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Infrared on the left and visible light on the right: That's pretty awesome.
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"The command has taken measures to shed light on this issue," it said.
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The research sheds new light on a virus that's infected humans for centuries.
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Second, Congress should hold oversight hearings that shine light on Hernández's bad behavior.
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But a new book shines fresh light on the portrait's little-explored details.
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Studying the Tsimane, Dr. Trumble believes, could shed light on this modern plague.
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The proposal, which was light on details, highlighted a split within the party.
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They're not photographs of things so much as photographs of light on things.
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The officials also shed light on the murky conditions surrounding ongoing family separations.
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If evidence comes to light on political interference, Congress needs to act aggressively.
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Two recent reports shed light on the rapid changes taking place within the industry.
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He was a true Light on the Mountain … How we miss you sweet Aaron!
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She said she plans on shedding more light on understanding and ending police violence.
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We all — men and women — must shine a bright light on all sexual violence.
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A powerful full moon in Libra arrives today, shining a light on your relationships.
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The $265 billion Kit Kat maker's directors are light on consumer and digital expertise.
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Today's full moon in Taurus sheds light on what's been lurking in the shadows.
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It's like when I get the light on my car that says something's wrong.
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A Facebook post from the CEO following his speech was equally light on specifics.
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Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson is shedding more light on his feud with Vin Diesel.
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Edwards hoped her post about Brazil would shine a positive light on law enforcement.
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Berg says the alleged murder-for-hire plan first came to light on Feb.
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The proceeding smacked of spectacle over substance and shed little light on Mueller's findings.
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We had a black-and-white security camera with an infrared light on it.
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O.J. Simpson will shed some light on a very real – and very widespread – issue.
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Guidance was light on revenue, in line on gross margin and contained higher opex.
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The findings shed some interesting light on the UK's understanding of big economic issues.
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Researchers can then activate these cells by shining light on them through optical fibers.
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These new findings cast light on the origins of most meteorites that hit Earth.
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The shocking alleged abuse endured by the Turpin siblings came to light on Jan.
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However, a Skype or Hangout interview doesn't mean you should go light on preparation.
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Reminders won't make noise at first; they'll gently pulse the light on the Home.
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When the camera is accessed, a green LED light on the device lights up.
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Olympios' first interview regarding the scandal should shed more light on the delicate situation.
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It's the latest move by the government to shed more light on executive pay.
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Low on the horizon, the sun casts an eerie light on the icy sea.
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The episode was a fun way I think to shine a light on that.
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The documents also shed light on the longstanding relationship between Trump and the Clintons.
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You can customize the tiny LED light on the front of the Nt mini.
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La Manada has shone a bright light on the cracks in Spain's rape laws.
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" She added: "It shines a light on hip-hop in a completely different way.
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How do you shine the light on the fact that the majority is bad?
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They also shed light on some of the qualities that might define her presidency.
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Recordings of the employee's conversation with air-traffic controllers shed light on his motives.
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A novella called The Lost Coast parallels Season 2, shedding light on Walter's whereabouts.
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The Special Operations contract is light on detail, but is for "man-portable UUVs".
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Conscience Point shines a light on this injustice and hopefully continues to raise awareness.
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"Seeing Eric leave really shed light on how I feel about Krystal," he says.
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He says he'll be a witness and sheds more light on how Cottonmouth operates.
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Berg said the alleged murder-for-hire plan first came to light on Feb.
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I hope this sheds some light on it and people see that it's common.
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New research sheds light on how bats can carry diseases without dying from them.
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"Hunter", one of Dido's earliest songs, starts "with one light on, in one room".
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A new study sheds more light on that problem—and raises many new questions.
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"I love how #breastfeedingawarenessmonth shines a light on the importance of breastfeeding," she continued.
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So I hope my record shines some light on that one way or another.
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Shining a light on the way data can mess with people's heads is fine.
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Second period, we self-destructed, too many turnovers, light on the puck, lost battles.
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The origins of these shitty mangoes can shed some light on our gustatory misfortune.
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AEDT Con Edison issued a statement regarding the cause of the light on Twitter.
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There's a lot of talk about how blue light on screens keeps you awake.
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Maybe Iron Fist can finally shed some light on this mess of a web.
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"[Replication projects are] shining a light on the way we conduct research," Errington said.
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The firm's data sheds new light on a trend that's been evolving for years.
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Other now-alien attitudes in those early biotopias also throw light on today's arguments.
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I am truly grateful and very happy to shine some light on Taiwanese beauty!
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Unfortunately, the service is a little light on new television options this time around.
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Today's full moon in hardworking Taurus will shed light on your career and reputation.
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We think it shed light on her subjects and made her report very flashionable.
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But to shed more light on its uses, Vantablack is not the new black.
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They can shine a light on a problem we have yet to fully process.
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DNA rendering of Jane Doe hopes to shed light on a 1977 Delaware murder.
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Click to enlarge Recent GOBankingRates research sheds light on Americans' struggle with building wealth.
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Video, audio and documents have not shed light on a motive for the massacre.
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The Osmond family are banding together to shed light on their brother's health crisis.
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The Fed has to make an effort to shed light on what's going on.
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And sometimes, the encounters shed light on policy flaws that can then be addressed.
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Sperling did not shed much light on what Clinton would do on that front.
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Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.) urged the commission to shed more light on the incident.
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It's a story that sheds light on a dark side of Russia's political sphere.
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Across American society, big data is shining a brilliant light on previously obscure relationships.
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The idea, according to Timberlake, was to shine a positive light on the South.
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Way to shed light on a too often ignored subject can affect us all.
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The Silk City plan is light on detail, particularly on who will fund it.
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Butler shed light on the true story via Instagram after the video took off.
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The green light on the front turns red when clipping occurs, so that's helpful.
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It shed new light on an old subject: the relationship between tariffs and wages.
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His lyrics shone above others and threw a strange light on the American dream.
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Motherboard has filed records requests that will hopefully shine more light on the matter.
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Opponents say the missing documents could shed light on Kavanaugh's views on civil rights.
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The documentary also sheds light on other issues, including feminism, media and pop culture.
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Minhaj also cast a skeptical light on the crown prince's image as a reformer.
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He even shed light on what happens psychologically when a team loses a rider.
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Even more strangely, MOST detected a reflection of the planet's light on its star.
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Is it because he shines a piercingly ironic post-modern light on rampant sexism?
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Grilled-chicken Caesar salad – light on the croutons – with diced cherry tomatoes, 2 tbsp.
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It's not the first artwork Ai's created to shine light on the refugee crisis.
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Two Friday morning economic data releases could shed some important light on the economy.
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The primaries also shown a light on who and what the parties are about.
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The company's annual report sheds light on key facilities in Shanghai and Hong Kong.
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This week's GAO report shines a long-overdue light on Medicaid-funded assisted living.
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Now, in an interview with The Standard, she shed more light on the matter.
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Increased brightness in Snapseed to highlight natural light on the face, while darkening shadows.
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She's now using her photos to shed light on the flaws in the system.
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" Asked if she wanted to "shed any light on it," Conway responded: "No, sorry.
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Patients who sustained brain injuries have always shed light on how the brain works.
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Dr. Bardack's letter also cast some new light on the persistent cough that Mrs.
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A new government study sheds light on the popularity of electronic cigarettes among youth.
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In an interview filmed in the aughts, Ramm sheds light on his everyday life.
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He shed new light on the president's legal perils and the investigations surrounding them.
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He still dominated the space, still held the light on his impossibly subtle musculature.
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Our mast will display an orange halo shining a light on gun violence awareness.
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A new Quinnipiac University poll attempts to shed some light on today's racial climate.
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A call to the super or managing agent could shed light on the issue.
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At no point was Zinke able to shed light on Trump's climate change views.
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I don't want to shed too much light on that—you'll see what happens.
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For the most part Karate Combat is heavy on gimmick and light on substance.
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It's witty and light on its feet, almost all the way to the end.
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The Moon opposes Pluto at 10:50 PM, shining light on a power struggle.
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Now, there's a new video series helping to shed light on these emotional stories.
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Secondly, the long list of pending zinc mine projects is surprisingly light on lead.
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Because exposing evil, shining light on wrongs and fighting injustice is what we do.
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We didn't want to wake Cookie up, so we didn't turn the light on.
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Through a fictional conceit, Dialect sheds light on a real-world problem: language death.
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The documents obtained by Motherboard also shed light on PredPol's former data storage practices.
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Still, they may collectively shed some light on the Fed's future rate-hiking plans.
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When the light on the dongle becomes solid, you have successfully paired the devices.
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They are related to each other; they shed light on and complicate each other.
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"The paper shone a light on how easily things could go wrong," Nosek says.
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Two new releases from Resonance Records throw light on his transition into the style.
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But light on the red end of the spectrum sends a much weaker signal.
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A new survey of US public opinion sheds some fascinating light on the subject.
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Yet understanding what happened to Ata might shed light on skeletal deformities seen today.
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This is a great chance to shed light on some of those things, too.
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The technicians often stumble upon photographs that shed light on important moments in history.
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A new award aims to shine a light on a gender imbalance in photography.
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It's an observation that sheds considerable light on Wieseltier's oft-expressed contempt for Clinton.
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It also cast an unflattering light on the N.F.L. regarding the treatment of women.
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Some of those insights can shed light on our public discourse regarding climate change.
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The Daily: Mr. Cohen's admission sheds light on where Robert Mueller's investigation is headed.
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Solving that mystery might shed light on ordinary aging and the diseases it brings.
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Her prose is beautiful as she shines light on the contradictions of her position.
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From them I have learned how important it is to shine light on power.
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Gavin Newsom shed more light on the future of firearm retailers in the state.
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Atlas' utilization sheds light on how the tech industry's financial arm is prioritizing health.
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Constance Wu is shedding further light on her controversial tweets from earlier this year.
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Many who could have shed light on the sexual misconduct allegations were not questioned.
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Her goal is to shed light on the lesser-known aspects of black masculinity.
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"He used his power to shine a light on marginalized communities," Mr. Arellano said.
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"When you shine the light on the shame, it gets better," Dr. Rosenthal said.
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That would shed light on whether Mars was once warm enough to support life.
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The memo also sheds light on the Warren campaign's big bet on organizing muscle.
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I sleep with the light on whenever I sleep alone, because, you know, anxiety.
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The allegations against Jackson also shined an unflattering light on the administration's vetting process.
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The shooting has shed light on a rather obscure aspect of American air travel.
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This year's third breakthrough shed light on the fundamental nature of space and time.
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The series attempts to shed light on the complex relationship between mind and body.
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The logs could shed light on conditions in the area where the troops operated.
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The total 8-under performance shone the light on another 20-something American standout.
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But it's an incredible find shedding light on a crucial time in Earth's history.
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The new study also sheds light on exactly which Africans spread to other continents.
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The cables shed new light on allegations which have dogged Mr. Uribe for years.
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Transparency would shine a light on the corruption that stunted the nation, he pledged.
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Webb is also well-equipped to shed light on the mysteries of planet formation.
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A new report from Sports Illustrated sheds light on the US feral pig population.
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His prose in "On Fire" is fresh, light on its feet, ready for anything.
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Moore said school officials are happy to shine a light on McCool's good deed.
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The moment of darkness shined a light on just how predictable the sun is.
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San Francisco's experience sheds light on what might happen if the bill becomes law.
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It would only shed light on how the company's product finds malware, he said.
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The traffic light on Metropolitan Avenue at Olive Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, turns green.
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She then closed the door, blocking out the milky natural light on the landing.
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It's time to fix the Antiquities Act and shine a light on the process.
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And hopefully this movie sheds light on the fact that it is real work.
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But those polls also have important methodological differences that shed light on the results.
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He said he hoped to shed light on an often secretive and misunderstood practice.
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Either way, the episode has shone a light on the diversity of Britain's underworld.
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The new study may help shed light on the mechanisms of ALS, she said.
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Modern confirmation hearings often produce greater heat than light on the background of nominees.
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The new information also sheds light on Trump's alleged word choice on a Sept.
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Senator Graham is requesting documents which could shed additional light on these outstanding issues.
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The case has cast a harsh light on a practice known for its cruelty.
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British undertakers shed light on the business of dying in this BBC Two series.
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But the context, in this case, casts shifting, unsettling light on such classic elements.
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These questions shine a light on the challenges of living in a crowded city.
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The Turner case sheds light on the horrifying sexual assault epidemic across colleges campuses.
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VICE reached out to some experts to shed some light on why that is.
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But it ended up shedding a lot of light on the show's current stories.
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These lessons shed light on why he was such a valuable coach to have.
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The killings also shed light on the collusion between local police and organized crime.
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The bot shines a light on the humble, the arcane and apparently un-memeable.
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It's a delightfully misanthropic buddy heist that's both solemn and light on its feet.
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Even in glossing over [Peres's history], you have to shed light on his transformation.
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They become like audio pieces — like Guiding Light on the radio in the 1930s.
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This case will shed light on the importance of having immigration policies that protect families, and it will shed light on the fact that no matter how our executive agencies direct priorities within our immigration system, there is no substitute for legislative reform.
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Like the first teaser, the new trailer is remarkably light on details for the film.
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Maybe 2016 will shine more light on one of the modern world's biggest aviation mysteries.
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Next, they turned the light on, and used the curled tape to pick up spheres.
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Last night's opening of the Democratic Party's national convention was a little light on theatrics.
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We all overstep bounds and must shine a light on our darker hypocrisies, myself included.
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"The overall goal is to shed light on all of these Trump scandals," Akerman said.
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When asked how he'll celebrate, LNX sheds some light on how he'll shed a tear.
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We're supposed to use whatever time we're given to shine a light on other stories.
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Authorities hope that further testing will shed light on when and how the babies died.
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He also hopes his campaign will shed light on the immense power district attorney's wield.
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EST on January 14, shines a light on the darkest of Meehan's coercion and terrorization.
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The social media site will now shed light on the accounts' actions starting years earlier.
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If things are different, that could shine light on a new part of the cave.
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The red light, on the other hand, is much brighter and hurt my eyes slightly.
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State investigations have shed light on some of the cases pursued by the Saturday Mothers.
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We think, across the board, transparency and some light on these issues is very valuable.
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The emails shed a rare behind-the-scenes light on the internal operations at Facebook.
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Though light on specifics, it says enterprise editions of its headsets will launch in 2019.
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They stir things up, they shine light on issues and now they're doing it again.
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Then he saw the blue, flashing light on the Coast Guard boat in the distance.
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The numbers the company discloses are always positive, shedding a light on its major successes.
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The newly released statements also shed light on what happened as the shooting was unfolding.
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It's simple to use, and the light on the sunset setting was warm and relaxing.
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Speaking to Wired UK, one researcher argued that psychographic profiling is light on actual science.
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We need to stop trying to eradicate racism and instead shine a light on it.
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"It's definitely a conversation piece that focuses the light on so many issues," she said.
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"Not many people have been shining a light on this type of marriage," Jennings said.
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But at one point in the film, she sheds interesting light on her earlier career.
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They should last about five hours, are water-resistant, and purportedly won't light on fire.
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It also matches the shape of the camera and LED ring light on the glasses.
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This makes it strangely episodic for a film, but also refreshingly light on complicated lore.
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We shined a light on up-and-coming artists or up-and-coming technology, books.
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The conference was light on announcements, but tried its best to make gameplay center stage.
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The silent alarm also sets off an emergency light on the outside of the building.
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Thanks for shining your light on our home of Annapolis and telling all the stories.
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Let go when the light on your Apple TV starts flashing and it will restart.
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If you put a light on a gator's eyes, they would drop 400 yards away.
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Like him, "Civil War," at its best, is blessedly light on its superhero-booted feet.
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Day Out of Days sheds light on what it really takes to survive in Tinseltown.
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The scale of Monday night's devastation in Mati became apparent at first light on Tuesday.
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The special counsel's indictments have not yet shed any light on this last channel, either.
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Such studies could shed light on which treatments work best in which groups of patients.
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As for YouTube 4K HDR support and tripping the Dolby Atmos light on Nilay's receiver?
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Trump's full tax returns would obviously shed a lot more light on his financial dealings.
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His remarks barely checked the four boxes, and they were particularly light on national unity.
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To have them on screen [and] to shine a beautiful light on them is spectacular.
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So I hope I can shed light on what's not working with the red tape.
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Now, a new study begins to shed some light on heading toward that white light.
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The recent DOJ indictment around the Yahoo breach shines a light on Russia's recruiting tactics.
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From their release: The simulations shed new light on what happens during a button press.
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The cheap, bare-bones Chromebook laptops have been light on complexity and heavy on connectivity.
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Best Friends hopes this photoshoot shines a light on the wonder this dog really is.
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Now one New Zealand researcher hopes to use science to shed light on the lore.
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Samsung also shed light on Harman, which is its most expensive acquisition at $8 billion.
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But her record-breaking success in Rio has cast new light on the tough decision.
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I'm an indie gamer, so most games I download from Steam are light on graphics.
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Where it's light on features like editing, it's very upfront with sharing and capture options.
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I think seeing [Trump's election] shed light on my dedication to politics a bit more.
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"Almost every light on my street is on tonight," tweeted Minnesota State Representative Peggy Flanagan.
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The episode sheds light on Sinclair's unusual, and underappreciated, place in the marketplace of ideas.
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Thursday's full Moon in ambitious Capricorn shines a light on all that you have accomplished.
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I think with shining a light on this, now is the time to change it.
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It may also shed light on one of his particular interests, the nature of consciousness.
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Another item for your financial laundry list: Shine a light on your 401(k) assets.
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"I want this work to shine a light on the plight of hawksbills," he said.
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And for extra brightness, there's a USB-powered ring-style LED light on its tip.
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Thrill at the soft reflection of his orange porch light on the slowly-amassing piles!
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This form doesn't shed much light on the sources of income and the deductions taken.
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And, much like his NBC hit This Is Us, it shines light on difficult topics.
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The headset was beautiful, and unlike others I've tried, it felt light on my head.
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True to Airbnb's artsy, minimalist marketing style, the ad is light on any concrete information.
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I can't get up to turn the light on or she might jump on me.
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Its quarterly inflation report sheds even more light on concerns and expectations for the future.
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Do you want to shine a light on being a Muslim women in this position?
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If there's one thing we learned from Google, it's [to] go light on the ads.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is shedding more light on her 17-year feud with Gabrielle Union.
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Leave it to Canadians to shine some light on an oftentimes dark presidential election season.
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Vera Rubin was one of the scientists who shed a bit more light on it.
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The House committee has sought Trump's federal returns to shed light on his business dealings.
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My biggest peeve, however, is the ultra-bright and wholly unnecessary light on the handle.
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Inside the Nigeria Pavilion The artists shed light on Nigerian life in the 21st century.
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The tiny green indicator light on the charging case looks even cooler framed in black.
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Blue light on people dancing at a music festival while the wind is whipping up.
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Thursday's attack also shined new light on the effectiveness of Southeast Asia's counter-terrorism strategy.
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This refusal by Mylan sheds light on a bigger issue in pharmaceuticals and healthcare: transparency.
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I get the Mesa Verde (light on onions and tomatoes) with the agave mustard dressing.
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This is the path to healthy aging and will also be light on your wallet.
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They did these selfless acts because they wanted to shine light on inequity and oppression.
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But now The Slow Mo Guys are here to shed some light on the matter.
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Wolff's reporting sheds new light on a relationship that has fascinated and mystified the public.
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It also has a light on the front the flickers along to its jangly sounds.
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The little-known advisers named by Mr Trump shed only limited light on his views.
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The agenda is light on elections experts who will push back or question the testimony.
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And your brilliance, shining light on to this, speaking truth, is nothing short of heroic.
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Mr. Trump's campaign is pretty light on specifics about what he would do for veterans.
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The story that was reported casts a bad light on the organization and on me.
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This story shines a light on the gross inequity that transgender Americans face in healthcare.
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GM engineers coaxed us to stay light on the throttle and smooth on the brake.
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The menu is long on calorie-rich comfort foods and light on, well, lighter fare.
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From comedies to dramas, these shows shine a surprising light on the current immigrant experience.
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Wylie claimed Sunday that he was suspended from Facebook for shedding light on the practices.
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For a novel about an attempted political assassination, "High Dive" is fairly light on politics.
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If anything, he realized, looking about in wonderment, Daldry had gone light on the pageantry.
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But last year a researcher using the pseudonym Gwern Branwen cast some light on them.
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We don't know yet, but both should shed light on this fascinating if tragic story.
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Most true-crime accounts are heavy on car chases and shootouts, and light on analysis.
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Mr. Obama's schedule is very light on the war, and very focused on the future.
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The shocking case is shining a light on forced marriage and marital rape in Sudan.
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The light on the waves in the bay made her cry, but not with sadness.
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"We just need a lot more light on the subject of broker compensation," Brobeck says.
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We need to shine light on each of these heroes and to stand by them.
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It's an important thing he did in terms of shining the light on police misconduct.
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A passage in "Arlington Park" may shed some light on Cusk's view of this transaction.
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Lisbon is affordable and convenientFor a European country, Lisbon is pretty light on the wallet.
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Now, a new study sheds light on the possible mental health implications of climate change.
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Perhaps the warning light on your dash is nothing major, but what if it is?
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There is one more thing our government could do to shed light on the attack.
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The Constitution itself sheds no light on the most basic procedures for such a convention.
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He also shed light on why Berkshire decided to buy additional Apple shares and more.
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The green onions were generous too, though the potato seemed light on cheese and bacon.
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At the end of the street, the "check oil" light on the dashboard came on.
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Thursday's earnings report from the airline may shed light on its success or lack thereof.
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They're perfect for transitional periods because they're light on my feet while keeping them cozy.
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A blue light on the side will flash until it is ready for pairing.8.
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Her knowledge throws light on the events she describes even as her ignorance casts shadows.
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The revelations from Gleason cast new light on a Trump tweet sent in September 2013.
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In an interview, Armistead thanked the president for shining a light on their final argument.
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He bounced, light on his feet, and flicked out the jab to draw Blaydes in.
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Dorrie is thankful that her post has shed light on life with type 1 diabetes.
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But investigator comments in Rivera's warrant affidavit, released Tuesday, shed light on Tibbetts' final moments.
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These appointments will help to shed light on who will take the seat in Frankfurt.
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And maybe the bright light on some of that, like cancer, can start killing it.
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" Ybarra, the attorney, suggested a new Motel 6 tagline: "They'll shine the light on you.
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Now, the feds are releasing additional material to shed light on their probe. http://bit.
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Sanders's plan was dragged for being vague, unrealistic, and light on the nuts and bolts.
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Marine scientist Shanee Stopnitzky then turned up to shed some light on the strange affair.
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Kendall Jenner shed some light on what it took to get into her insane shoes.
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On the second floor, the museum shines a light on Geisel's personal life and spaces.
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Perhaps the SAG-AFTRA strike will finally shed light on the answers to these questions.
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The more recent Cambridge Analytica scandal shed light on Facebook's previously lax data privacy practices.
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Ahead, we round up the Insta girls who are shedding light on the highlighter hype.
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Mueller's team has recently interviewed White House witnesses who could shed light on Comey's firing.
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So it's about shining a light on them and celebrating the work that they do.
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The footage shed little new light on what happened to the man, Alfred Olango, 38.
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They brought depth and volume to characters by painting light on top of moving images.
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In the picture, two 23s station wagons wait at a traffic light on Sheridan Street.
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The deal sheds some light on the kind of numbers magic that companies can perform.
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It also sheds light on Prince Mohammed's dangerous combination of sweeping ambition and ruthless impunity.
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This new docu-series traipses across the globe to shed light on art and history.
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The revelations may shed light on a possible motive in the death of Staff Sgt.
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"Every town has a canal story" that sheds light on local history, Mr. Meek said.
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Time will tell if prosecutors go light on her too with a new plea deal.
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Because ctenophore lineages are so ancient, their adaptations can shed light on larger evolutionary questions.
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But the proposal, which was light on details, highlighted a new split within the party.
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They are feeling persecuted for publishing reports that shed an unflattering light on Trump policies.
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It was an excellent example of how Congress can shine light on a president's wrongdoing.
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They also shined a light on Russian campaigns on Instagram, which is owned by Facebook.
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But at their best, they shine their light on the story and the storyteller equally.
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But it has also shed light on perfectly legal ways to game the admissions process.
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Her experience sheds some light on the experience of dealing with the new health threat.
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In contrast, this latest incarnation is light on its feet – quick, sharp and perfectly paradoxical.
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Directors at the $265 billion Kit Kat maker are light on consumer and digital expertise.
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Popular culture is also shining a new light on black veganism and bringing more converts.
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To be sure, some days will be light on challenge and others will feel overwhelming.
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But the conference was light on substance when it came to the subject of forests.
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Opinion The death of my father sheds light on what Brazil's future may now hold.
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His case came to light on Friday because he went to a clinic on Feb.
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Tencent's discovery sheds an interesting light on how Apple's latest biometric security process works, however.
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It has been notably light on public dissent among the voting members of the board.
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The Stop Trump campaign says it intends to "shine a light on Trumpism" in Britain.
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A new LinkedIn report sheds light on some positive momentum women are making at work.
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The few cost numbers that the IPCC discloses throw grim light on its own values.
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Once we get answers to these questions, they might shed light on the larger outbreak.
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Is someone in his coterie of corruption outshining him or casting negative light on him?
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Hopefully it will shed light on this situation and be a positive example for others.
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He&aposs been increasingly using his voice to shine light on this type of stuff.
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Each such experiment shed a little light on one small part of the "hardest question".
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Two numbers will shed light on the bigger picture: China's trade balance and annual growth.
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But it sheds light on an authentic engine of imbalance in the criminal justice system.
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Mr. Trump's budget sheds little new light on the main planks of his legislative agenda.
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The hearing may also shed light on Ross's tech policies which are still largely unknown.
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The data will shine a light on hiring as the partial US government shutdown began.
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Why shine a light on this totally-fine-but-seemingly-forgettable movie now, in 2019?
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The series also shed light on the several other sexual misconduct allegations made against him.
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But now, we might have some data that finally sheds light on this signaling risk.
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Many proposals were light on detail and will need action by Congress to become real.
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A jobs report on Friday is expected to shed further light on U.S. economic strength.
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The Space Force offers new light on the impact of these laws on national defense.
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Trump has stubbornly refused to release his taxes, which could shed light on the issue.
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But a new survey by the Financial Times could help shed light on the process.
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Weekly U.S. inventories data will be able to shed some light on the hurricanes' impact.
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The disclosure of Judge Collyer's ruling also shed further light on several other important topics.
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The #MeToo movement has been instrumental in shining light on the darkness of sexual abuse.
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Investors await a U.S. jobs report on Friday that will shed light on wage inflation.
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The site sheds new light on how indigenous people of the Amazon may have lived.
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The media organizations filed suit in hopes the video sheds light on the police response.
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People are going to be positioning themselves light on risk ahead of the G20 meeting.
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Mice can shed light on certain biological processes but differ from humans in critical ways.
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But it also shines a light on SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son's big-ticket investment flops.
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From women's suffrage to the civil right movements, protest helped shine a light on injustice.
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The document appears to shed light on Verma's attitude toward her first boss at HHS.
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Media investigations have shed light on YouTube's difficulties preventing its algorithm from promoting false information.
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The coins—count 'em, thirty—lie strewn in a pool of light on the floor.
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Conversations he secretly recorded have leaked, casting an unflattering light on Spain's wealthy and powerful.
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But his state's bid for a new Amazon headquarters is comparatively light on tax incentives.
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Another data point in the poll sheds some light on how Americans view the economy.
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Jonathan Van Ness is sharing his story to shed light on the HIV-positive community.
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What was disclosed about Mr. Cuomo's itinerary seemed heavy on symbolism and light on downtime.
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In this study, the authors shed light on some possible new patterns behind the effect.
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Mr. Durden served as treasurer of the charity, called the Leave the Light On Foundation.
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From the dark silence of the archives, it casts light on the shades of gray.
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Allow deliberation and future indictments to shine light on those dark shadows in our land.
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The survey results also shed light on some root causes of sexual harassment and discrimination.
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For darker hours, they are installing digital projectors that will focus light on each painting.
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On a night curiously light on impressive singing, it was an uncomplicated, genuine, cleansing thrill.
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One toilet for 12 women and the top bunk has a fluorescent light on top.
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She hopes the prize will shine a light on her village's plight and its perseverance.
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But the margins of victory could shed light on whether primary voters want ideological purity.
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Municipal authorities in Jerusalem have reportedly given a green light on 600 of 5,600 units.
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In a week light on economic data, investors are turning their attention to central banks.
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But, the following months shed a different light on the negative ramifications of bad press.
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A new survey sheds light on what hedge funds think about the ride-sharing IPO.
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In this case, they're shining a light on a whole underappreciated art neighborhood: Downtown Brooklyn.
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If they're into him, they leave their light on; if not they switch it off.
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I left my light on about five times, and then voila—I got the date.
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One of my favorite things about it is, not only is it shedding light on sexual assault in Hollywood, but it is shedding light on sexual assault across all different work fields and pushing for equality by saying that this treatment of women is over.
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There is a short beep and a quick flash of light on the left side of a screen, then 58 milliseconds later, a beep is played alone, and 58 milliseconds later, another beep and flash of light on the right side of the screen.
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But is there not a great irony in the media utilizing the stolen documents of Assange's anarchist outfit to "shed light" on things while simultaneously failing to do anything to shed light on WikiLeaks, its Russian connections, and the aid each gave to Trump?
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Congress is after more recent information that could shed light on a range of other questions.
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A recently published study sheds light on the alarming relationship between hormonal birth control and depression.
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How would I turn my LuMee light on in time to get a selfie with them?
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FOIA is a powerful anti-corruption tool that sheds light on good, and bad, governance alike.
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" But, he said, if the miniseries shines a light on such injustice, "then maybe that's something.
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A new mouse study out Wednesday in Nature begins to shed some light on the topic.
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After months of anticipation, Nintendo Switch is ready to shed more light on its China launch.
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In its post-meeting statement Wednesday, the Fed shed little light on its rate-raising plans.
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A new awareness campaign hopes to shine a light on them all — by focusing on one.
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The excavation shed some light on the two soldiers and the Second Battle of Bull Run.
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There are also yellow markings and a light on the floor to aid the visually impaired.
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That really did cast a very bright light on what was going on in North Korea.
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And learning more about how the moon evolved could shed light on Earth's evolution, as well.
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Can they shine and sustain enough light on destructive decisions and corrupt dealings inside the agency?
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The latest international spot shines a light on Niander Wallace, the villain played by Jared Leto.
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But deals are usually kept secret and Bombardier's provision has shed unusual light on its flexibility.
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Budweiser's new Father's Day commercial shines a light on a sometimes overlooked father figure: the stepdad.
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Selena Gomez has some new goals entering 2018 that shine a light on her Latin roots.
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CBS also teased plans for a live streaming sports service, but was light on the details.
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And by you acknowledging me with this award, it shines a light on it even more.
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But it has taken nearly two weeks to get the government's green light on its composition.
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Two new surveys out Thursday shed new light on the effects of the Affordable Care Act.
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I had to have been waiting with my call light on for at least five minutes.
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But the fact that publications are shedding light on this issue is good enough for me.
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The report also sheds light on the reality of growing up in the foster care system.
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The culture of a prison changes when outsiders shine a light on its operations and conditions.
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Some of my actual "knowing" sheds at least some light on the answer to that question.
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But Zuckerberg's testimony didn't shed any light on what specific laws Facebook thinks should govern Libra.
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As a result, the MarCOs aren't pointing properly and aren't getting enough light on their panels.
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WikiLeaks has published a new set of documents that shed light on the CIA's hacking capabilities.
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"We are beginning to shine light on the dark matter of the digital universe," Li said.
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She shined a UV light on it, and the hair didn't glow, but the leaves did.
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This definitive account draws on new sources to shed light on his career and volatile times.
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A recent study in the journal NeuroImage sheds new light on one way to do that.
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When it comes to shedding light on police violence, the smartphone is an exceptionally powerful tool.
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I'm remaining light on spoilers because I very seriously believe that you should go play it.
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This analysis is also limited to the House, and doesn't shed light on the Senate races.
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ESA scientists hope that the ExoMars missions can shed light on what might be causing it.
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It also shone a light on a secret villain and possibly gave us our next Bachelor.
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This went on about 6 times before I decided I was sleeping with the light on.
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We slept with the light on the rest of the night and moved out soon after.
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For Scherer and her facility, Boo's Internet stardom has helped shine a light on the problem.
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But a new study suggests that being light on your feet could keep most runners healthy.
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Uber and Lyft's lukewarm IPOs have shed light on Wall Street's uncertainty toward highly priced unicorns.
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As Keaton's story has consumed headlines, his mother's Facebook page shed some light on Keaton's experiences.
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The proud mom says she hopes her photo will shed a positive light on LGBT families.
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But it's the differences between these two farming communities that shed light on the reasons why.
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And it could shed light on one of most poorly-understood properties of life on Earth.
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His donations shed light on the circuitous path contributions can follow once they leave donors' hands.
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Though she's discussed the injury before, the documentary sheds light on the extent of her pain.
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It's escapism, but it also ultimately shines a light on universal aspects of the human condition.
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The firm recently shed some light on its financials during a Q&A with the public.
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Further, the document we discovered yesterday has itself shed light on a near-term XM aberration.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's 2006 movie "Blood Diamond" shed light on the sometimes dubious origins of luxury goods.
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The information is pretty light on technical details since it is aimed at a general audience.
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A freer press could shine a light on all sorts of abuses, from corruption to fraud.
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But domestic politicking also sheds light on why the trade talks have hit a rocky patch.
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The two companies didn't disclose terms of the deal, and the announcement was light on specifics.
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Next up, the researchers hope to shed light on some older remains they found while excavating.
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He shed light on his motive in a widely shared YouTube video he posted on Tuesday.
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Isan is already putting her title to great use by shining a light on mental health.
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Adebayo's investment in shedding light on infertility sprang from her confrontations with a similarly invisible disorder.
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Pulling the same malware samples from the same drives wouldn't shed any light on that question.
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Hayek's piece shines a light on just how much power Weinstein wielded in the entertainment industry.
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New data is shedding light on the answer to this question — and it's not very promising.
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The market watchdog's green light on the rights issue is expected on Friday, the paper said.
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It's about shining a light on the problems we have in race relations across this country.
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In a year that's been light on significant Xbox-only releases, this is a big deal.
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It's strong on themes of poverty and exclusion but light on the language of class war.
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He may shed more light on interactions with Trump that would qualify as obstruction of justice.
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BARTIROMO: But why wouldn&apost the president declassify then just to shine a light on this?
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The idea sheds new light on why ultraprocessed foods seem to be so bad for us.
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Unlike LCD technology, which requires another layer for back-lighting, OLED emits light on its own.
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Their visits are shining a light on a crisis that has faded from the national spotlight.
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