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Meanings of bright spots in English

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Usage of bright spots in English
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Asia has been one of UBS' bright spots in the last year.
Reuters
2
There are bright spots for Asia - namely the improving US economy.
BBC
3
Although the broader market sentiment was gloomy, there were some bright spots.
Reuters
4
She was another of the bright spots in my memory of Germany.
Three Times and Out / Told by Private Simmons, Written by Nellie...
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Tourism is one of the few bright spots in Spain's recession-bound economy.
Reuters
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There were bright spots in Asia and parts of the investment bank.
Reuters
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The only bright spots were from Ireland and Austria, where manufacturing grew.
The Guardian
8
Perhaps both? Are there no bright spots to be found at all?
The Guardian
9
One of the bright spots of that long hot summer was McWhirter.
The After House
10
Under the bright spots, the logo on her jacket was easily recognizable.
Bones Are Forever
11
Yet Judges has bright spots, and has spurts of good music interspersed.
Quiet Talks on Service
12
His skin was flushed, with bright spots of color on his cheeks.
The Storyteller
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India, Asia's third largest economy, was among the few bright spots.
Reuters
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Financials added the most points, and there were some bright spots among banks.
Reuters
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One of the few bright spots has been the market for family films.
Reuters
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The colour in her cheeks had centred in two bright spots.
The Hunted Woman
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Bright spots across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common