A beam of light shot through the darkness, and I began to get glimpses of the question at issue.
De Alexander: “A beam of light shot through the darkness, and I began to get glimpses of the question at issue.”
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This quote reflects a moment of realization during a political discussion, highlighting the complexity of the issues at hand.
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