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The light is unpleasant when shone directly into the eyes.

The long dark night slowly turned into day and the sun shone in the window.

The light of the Word shone in the darkness, and the darkness shall not overcome.

This is a cool book and I always hope Python gets more light shone on its FP-friendly features.

When that method died out a little beacon of happy shone for me.

Some people were uncomfortable having a more exact spotlight shone on their work.

I don't know but light being shone in your eyeballs for a long period of time I find worrying.

As seen by the comments:-) The light is shone so strongly on public facing SV startups it's easy for us to forget how many different types of startups there are and how they execute differently.

More than that, I'm guessing that it also shone some light on those physical realities and therefore advanced the field in general.

Nutrition is a very complicated subject and while science has shone a lot of light on the subject we still don't know a lot.

Backlit devices like the iPad are far more likely to affect your sleep than a device like the kindle, which has both lower levels of light and the light is reflected rather than shone directly into your eyes.

On the notice side, seven days is too short, and all that has done is shone a light on their export issues, which will scare many people away now.

The only way you’d get a “tint” like this on a white dress in the shade, indoors, in a room with yellowish lighting (look at the background) is if you shone a bright blue spotlight at it.

From the perspective of a non US citizen it has shone a light on what a "friendly" government considers an appropriate level of spying on its allies and clearly shows that all governments are engaging in "offensive" operations on IT systems, and the lengths that they'll go to to achieve that goal.

>> From the perspective of a non US citizen it has shone a light on what a "friendly" government considers an appropriate level of spying on its allies and clearly shows that all governments are engaging in "offensive" operations on IT systems, and the lengths that they'll go to to achieve that goal.

> From the perspective of a non US citizen it has shone a light on what a "friendly" government considers an appropriate level of spying on its allies and clearly shows that all governments are engaging in "offensive" operations on IT systems, and the lengths that they'll go to to achieve that goal.