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brought to light

adjective as in aired

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The committee wants procedures to be put in place to ensure problems faced by major projects are brought to light quickly, and a new committee to manage the dualling of the A9.

From BBC

Lazard, which represented the Al Fayed Trust during the deal, told the BBC: "We strongly condemn the behaviour these reports have brought to light."

From BBC

Mr McArthur added: "I am absolutely horrified by the details of the allegations bravely brought to light through the BBC. My heart goes out to Fayed’s victims, and I do hope very much that they will get the justice and closure that they are seeking."

From BBC

The Irish website InTrade gained prominence for correctly forecasting Barack Obama’s reelection victory in 2012, but soon shut down thanks to scrutiny that brought to light plenty of price-manipulating activity on the platform.

From Slate

The allegations surrounding Armstrong were brought to light shortly after the band's reunion announcement.

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