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Meanings of bright spot in English

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Usage of bright spot in English
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The remaining bright spot for New Zealand exporters, China, is facing problems.
Radio NZ
2
A bright spot presented itself in the form of another man's problem.
NY Magazine
3
China, has been a major bright spot amid a global industry downturn.
Reuters
4
But the mortgage business was a particularly bright spot for both banks.
Reuters
5
Welcome to an unexpected bright spot in the global housing slump: Baghdad.
The Irish Times
6
With the public sector shrinking, the only bright spot has been exports.
Reuters
7
The end of his cigarette was a bright spot in the night.
Balloons
8
Schachter said display ad growth was a bright spot in the quarter.
Reuters
9
Some analysts point to the solar shift as a potential bright spot.
Reuters
10
McCarron's late heroics provided a bright spot on an otherwise forgettable performance.
Reuters
11
One small bright spot in the quarter: there were more merger deals.
Reuters
12
Matthew's visits had become the sole bright spot in the Jinni's days.
The Golem and the Jinni
13
They are the only bright spot in the dark sea around us.
Divergent
14
Digital subscriptions remained a bright spot for the company, showing robust growth.
The Irish Times
15
And he had chosen this bright spot whereon to immortalize his name.
The Wrong Woman
16
Townsend nodded, a single bright spot of crimson burning on each cheek.
The devil she knows
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United States of America
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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