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bright lights
plural noun
- the bright lightsthe bright lights places of entertainment in a city
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There are certainly a lot of very beautiful women here that are drawn by the bright lights.
So it is not certain that he has opted to leave the shadows and head toward the bright lights of an evidenced-based belief system.
A man whose back aches from standing under these bright lights, and from lifting heavy boxes of books.
Upon returning to Bogotá they developed the film and found bright lights rising up from the water.
You will live longer and sleep better if you avoid bright lights at night.
They sought the bright lights of gay capitals and followed mysterious moon tracks on the Danube river.
In the afternoon, they brought a machine with staring lenses and bright lights.
Bright lights were gleaming from within, and the sounds of music and revelry came forth through the open windows.
They were more brilliant than ever, and vied with each other in sending forth their bright lights.
As the charging column debouched from the woods, six bright lights suddenly flashed directly before us.
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