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But it shows the tensions in the film industry in the UAE, as a potential beacon of its lightspeed passage into the modern world.

White House officials say that he has long been keenly aware that he, like no other American president, stood as a potential beacon to the Arab street as the ultimate symbol of the hopes and rewards of democracy.

gWallet is entering the space as a potential beacon of ethics, with a a service that hopes to legitimize virtual currency exchanges by connecting game publishers directly to the advertisers.

During a trip to Shanghai in April, he described the Dongtan project as "breathtaking in scale and ambition" and a potential "beacon to the world on how to achieve a low-carbon future".

A potential beacon of hope is the finding that scientific studies ranked high as a source of trustworthy information, especially among millennials (ages 18-34).

The project is a potential beacon for tackling a crisis of affordability that is acknowledged across the political spectrum.

The 10-story Beaux-Arts building on the narrowest stretch of Beacon Street, with its cast-iron facade and limestone Corinthian columns under a copper cornice, struck him as a potential gem.

A belt as a potential noose.

Call Netflix as a potential customer.

The modern medical complex now serves as a beacon, illuminating the potential of modern medicine to alleviate suffering for all people, no matter where they live.

He was embraced by the world, but embraced, perhaps even more fiercely, by the black community, for whom he stood as a beacon of our potential to transcend the harsh realities of being black in America.