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It is usually used to introduce a comparison or discussion of something with reference to a particular situation or set of facts. For example: "In a light of recent events, it is more important than ever for people to learn the importance of civil discourse."
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They seem bathed in a light of righteousness as compensation for having been left so long in the dark.
The aim of study is to summarise main lessons from the recent recession in a light of results from the Population Census 2011 and following backward recalculations of demographic data and to demonstrate their impact on demographic changes in Latvia.
This is the cult whose leaders not only taught the passing of miracles by the control of imaginary light rays but held the belief that Los Angeles was now "a heart of gold encased in a light of steel".
But this convention will be less about stagecraft than about the argument Mr. Obama will make to woo back straying supporters and recast his presidency in a light of accomplishment amid often gloomy monthly job reports.
Standing alone in a corner, and caught in a light of her own, Willy's wife Linda looked on helplessly.
In a light of recent findings, the above mentioned RASSF1A is being considered as the potential universal marker to aid detection of fetal DNA.
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They're sleeping or in a light state of sleep.
Endermen spawn in a light level of 6 or less.
Roll cigars in a light coating of flavored rums.
their company is seen in a certain light of attention.
We see Bernie Sanders and his campaign in a different light, of course.
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