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The phrase "a beacon of moderation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that serves as a guiding example of balanced or moderate behavior or principles.
Example: "In a world filled with extremes, she has become a beacon of moderation, advocating for thoughtful dialogue and compromise."
Alternatives: "a symbol of balance" or "an example of restraint".
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This time, the instant verdict (possibly to be amended) is that General Powell, once regarded as a beacon of moderation of this administration, its best-liked and most trusted spokesman abroad, is the loser.
(At the moment, Al Azhar is a beacon of moderation, but under Hosni Mubarak its leaders were chosen by the government. Now it is expected to be independent and could evolve in other directions).
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But Mr Yudhoyono enjoys being feted internationally as the leader of a beacon of democratic moderation.
Malala has become a beacon of light.
Like I said, a beacon of reasonableness.
To be a beacon of hope.
A beacon of hope at a sad time for all.
Is Iraq capable of becoming a beacon of democracy?
For sneakerheads, Nike has long been a beacon of style.
Which, he says, is a beacon of hope.
Perhaps by casting a beacon of light farther.
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