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lights

noun as in luminescence from sun or other source

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noun as in context, point of view; understanding

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verb as in illuminate

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verb as in start on fire

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verb as in step down; land

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Brain activity scans show music "lights up" multiple parts of our brain, simultaneously touching physical and emotional sense centres.

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The Australian's grand prix unravelled even before the lights went out as he jumped the start and had to stop again before getting under way.

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There was a buzz in the air even before the lights faded to black with the standby line filled with hopefuls trying to grab a last-minute ticket.

Inside B 18, the lights never turned off.

At its best, we understand why these people want to keep the lights on in a dark, unforgiving world.

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