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Maybe one of them could shed light on what had happened four years ago.

It might also shed light on how life itself got started.

A story in last week's Times may shed light on that question.

Keep anything that might shed light on who they were.

A talk with her might be the only way to shed light on it.

"He may not be able to shed light on anything."

But perhaps science could shed light on the relationship between this space and its time.

But the conference did little to shed light on that issue.

Is there any work that can shed light on this?

But it shed light on why you'd try to have me killed.

He added, "Nothing will stop the process under way to shed light on what has happened."

At night, they shed light and warm the entire space.

It was an approach that seemed to shed light on job growth.

It can only shed light on why a relationship failed.

He also shed light on how complex and difficult it can be.

We finally have the committee and I hope it can shed light on all of this.

These exchanges with others often shed light on where I'm going.

The work may also shed light on the origin of life.

"It might shed light on where my sister has gone."

He aims to shed light on the past of the town.

They said that these factors shed light to the film.

The report shed light on some lingering questions, but did not answer them all.

However, I am also waiting for my colleagues to shed light on the other cases.

Now a new study sheds light on who is most at risk - and why.

The answer could shed light on what causes these conditions.