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spotlight
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spotlight
a powerful light focused so as to illuminate a small area, usually mounted so that it can be directed at will

spotlight [′spät‚līt]
(electricity)
A strong beam of light that illuminates only a small area about an object.
A lamp that has a strongly focused beam.


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Last week in an interview, they outlined their designs for a series of space-based telescopes that will peer inside other solar systems and spot light bouncing off distant worlds.
Ronaldo will mentor the players not only in soccer but life in the spot light which they face growing into a world class athlete.
Data on decorative lighting are broken down by style (traditional, modern and design lighting) and by positioning of the source of light (floor lights, table lights, wall lights, ceiling lights), while data on architectural and commercial lighting are broken down by single product (fluorescent systems, downlights, projectors, spot lights, entertainment).
 
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