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light

Definition for light

adjective as in blond, fair

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pastel

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bleached, faded, pale

adjective as in simple, easy

adjective as in funny, cheery

noun as in context, point of view; understanding

verb as in start on fire

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burn, ignite, kindle

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enkindle, fire, flame, inflame, spark

verb as in step down; land

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The report, which he sent the board, alleged that there was a bias in the BBC and that he felt “despair at inaction by the BBC Executive when issues come to light.”

There is also no electricity supply, Mr Maqoma said, adding that they use gas and solar lights.

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At the Eddington limit, the high-energy light being produced can drive almost all of the infalling matter back into space as a wind.

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It’s made of rebar and colorful glass bottles, and shines differently depending on the light that day.

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With a limestone and stucco façade that’s designed to radiate the warm California light, guests can enter through two entrances.

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