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glare

noun as in very bright light, shine

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noun as in dirty look

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verb as in give a dirty look

verb as in shine very brightly

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But he adds diplomatically, that the unprecedented glare of this year hasn't gone unnoticed.

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But the report on the Eaton and Palisades fires found glaring deficiencies.

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But there’s one big, glaring reason she’s delusional if she really thinks she can secure the Republican nomination.

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But there are plenty of other elements of the lengthy, 20-point proposal that are glaring by their absence.

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Most of the group’s most glaring mistakes on big plays this season have been attributed to breakdowns in communication.

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