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see daylight





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Barely two months later, the Nittany Lions have plummeted into a hole so deep they can barely see daylight.

From The Wall Street Journal

Aaron Reitz, then an assistant attorney general, led a roundtable with the families and said he was disappointed that the cells “have windows to see daylight.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Though they were getting airplay, the band’s album, which they recorded in 1981, didn’t see daylight because the ill-fated Rock-A-Mod Records, which they recorded the album for, folded before it could be released.

From Los Angeles Times

They get few opportunities to exercise, or even to see daylight.

From BBC

But it reflects the perspective of enough of the city's electorate that Adams can still see daylight and appears determined not to quit.

From Salon