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The findings are likely to shed new light on the state of marriage in Britain, which is at the centre of a growing political argument .

Researcher Sanjeev Gupta, of Imperial College London, said the findings shed new light on our understanding of life on Mars.

The questions to ask, then, are "What capitalism? " and "Does the present crisis shed new light on this issue? "

Even if Galaxy X isn't confirmed, she said, her findings will still shed new light on a shady subject.

These facts shed new light on the matter.

By mining this data, scholars are able to shed new light onto many things we've long assumed about literature, language and culture.

The nuclear disaster has shed new light on the legal battles that critics of the system have lost for years.

The fossils offer clues to the evolution of the dinosaurs and shed new light on the rise of birds , mammals and flowering plants .

Even if doctors rule him fit, Mr Demjanjuk's trial may prove risky without being revelatory. It will not shed new light on the Holocaust.

It is now possible to use advanced DNA analysis to shed new light on old subjects.

Maybe freshly available cabinet documents or diplomatic traffic will shed new light.

The witness's statement shed new light on the revolting incident against reunification.

Congressional investigations will shed new light.

Does this knowledge not shed new light on the importance of how you care for your planet?

The researchers say the images will shed new light on the Mayan civilisation.

It is hoped that the study may shed new light upon the enormous Conradian researches and may be an insightful one.

Can OCW shed new light on the breakdown of the walls of ivory towers?

The findings may shed new light what causes the disorder and may lead to new therapies for depression.

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They shed new light on how men choose and women compete for mates.

They can shed new light on the everyday and the ordinary.