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glare

[glair] / glɛər /
NOUN
very bright light, shine
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Nowhere is the appearance of favoritism more glaring than in the case of Vulcan Elements, a North Carolina-based rare-earth magnet startup.

From The Wall Street Journal

But over the last year, much of the national conversation has drifted toward Pacific Palisades and away from Altadena — despite glaring shortcomings in both fires that deserve scrutiny and accountability.

From Los Angeles Times

Royal scandals increase the glare on issues rumbling beneath the surface.

From BBC

Meyer argues that the state spends billions without addressing glaring needs, and 5200 could cost less than roller-coastering people through hospitals, courts, jails and prisons without putting them on a healthier track.

From Los Angeles Times

"I am worried about the glare from oncoming lights," she says.

From BBC