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see the light of day

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see the light of day

to be made available or be known about. The company agreed the ad was an embarrassment and promised it would never again see the light of day.

See also: day, light, see

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see the error of ways
see the glass half empty
see the glass half full
see the light

see the light of day
see the sights
see things
see through
see to
see true colours
see what is made of
see which way the cat jumps

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See The Day (song)

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See The Itty Bitty Bee?

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See the Morning

See the respective operational strategies and tactics

See the Sun (Black Lab album)

See the Sun (Pete Murray album)

See The World (Gomez single)

See the World (Gomez song)

see the writing on the wall

See This Through and Leave

See Through Clothing

See Through the Rhetoric

See Through Walls (US Army)

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