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a bright spot

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a bright spot
a pleasant or successful event or period of time when most other things are unpleasant or not successful (often + in ) The only bright spot in Liverpool's disastrous performance was a stunning goal in the second half.
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But Ji has scotched that report by saying that he does not know why his explanation about a bright spot close to the sun, very likely to be the result of some coronal activity filmed during the total eclipse, was misunderstood.
Agriculture continues to be a bright spot in the economy compared to other industries.
Summary: The Oxford Business Group (OBG), a leading consulting group based in London, stressed Tuesday the remarkable growth of Morocco's telecom sector, particularly the mobile telephony segment, noting that "telecoms is a bright spot in Morocco's economy.
 
 
 
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