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spotlight

[spot-lahyt] / ˈspɒtˌlaɪt /




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Similarly, facing accusations that China is spying on an unprecedented scale, Beijing has tried to redirect the spotlight by calling out others for spying on China.

From The Wall Street Journal

“A second wave — physical AI — brings an entirely new set of companies into the spotlight.”

From MarketWatch

Last month, the country's services came under the spotlight following a fatal accident involving former world heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua -- a British national of Nigerian heritage.

From Barron's

The nominees for Bafta's Rising Star award have been announced, shining a spotlight on some of the film industry's most exciting up-and-coming acting talent.

From BBC

A surreal drum duet between two East Asian world leaders has set the internet abuzz - and put a spotlight on Japan and South Korea's diplomatic relationship.

From BBC