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When he heard of his daughter's wickedness he said: " I can't believe that she did so evil a thing, but the truth will soon come to light. "

Perhaps an account of Yang's family history, if it were ever to come to light, would be more politically threatening than his documentary.

A spokesman said the aircraft, whose existence had recently come to light, would be an important addition to Iraqs defence capability.

I feel as though what's done in the dark will come to light.

The case is still a mystery but he asserts that the truth of the fact would come to light some day.

PHOTOGRAPHS of Osama bin Laden visiting Oxford in 1971 have come to light after a Spanish woman found them in an old picture album.

But the most suspicious of all the evidence that has come to light so far, Orville, is the testimony of two men and a boy.

Many of these cases appear to have come to light only after rivals or disgruntled associates leaked accusations on the Internet.

A number of cases have come to light suggesting that this was going on.

It is true that these would surely both have come to light during the general election campaign.

If they are proud of what they are doing, why do we need to ask Parliamentary questions for this to come to light?

So by getting out of the way of the banks, the FSA hoped to both maintain stability and encourage business to come to "light touch" London.

The health risks of too many calories, however, are just beginning to come to light.

The conspiracy did not come to light until a newspaper reporter noticed.

From this the captain was able to piece together all the information that had come to light.

Do not think it worthwhile to produce belief by concealing evidence, for the evidence is sure to come to light.

A especially striking number of high-profile cases of espionage have come to light in recent months.

THE CELESTINE PROPHECY is a work that has come to light at a time when the world deeply needs to read its words.

The differences that have come to light so far are not in sensitive areas such as intelligence.

The messages have come to light since the brothers signed the deal.

Only recently have data pad journals of some of its members come to light, detailing some of their most arduous assignments.

The suppression of bad news has continued, and by some measures gotten worse, since the scandal has come to light.

Unlike Watergate, Climategate didn't come to light because investigative journalists ferreted out the truth.

This evidence did not come to light until after the trial.

Fortunately, many corruption cases come to light through the work of investigative journalists in TV and newspapers.

The true test comes hereafter, however, now that the damages to nuclear power plants have come to light.

Since then, however, many more fossils documenting this transformation have come to light.

America's wealthiest are subject to a ritual public purge whenever hard times hit and excesses come to light.

Now a series of diary entries, written by a woman who saw those memorandums, has come to light.

Percy couldn't afford to let the information come to light, so he buried it.

However, other case histories have come to light that defy attempts to explain them.

Much more new evidence has come to light, so the judges have to sentence the man to death.

And it is in these very trials that the most extraordinary glimpses of life in the wild come to light.

If she were not speechless, and if she could defend herself, her innocence would come to light.

It has now come to light that he was financially backed by some interest group.

It takes a crisis for the inner workings of the supply chain to come to light.

Some inconsistencies in the present guidelines come to light only after scientists started doing research.

'We think Europe's got many more problems which will come to light, ' said Carl George, a manager at Pivot Capital.

Mitch: Howard, I just got a call from Helen. A major problem has come to light.

Truth will come to light; murder cannot be hid long.

It generally takes many years, sometimes even decades, for all of the associated problems to come to light .

It has recently come to light that a second official was implicated in the conspiracy.

It remains to be seen whether my lost chests will come to light.

Because of them, criminality, malfeasance and other stories that government and others would prefer stay secret have come to light.

That's far more than the number that have actually come to light in recent years.

The money didn't come to light until the old man was going to die.

More of its advantages will come to light as time slips by.

Lies will be eventually come to light, so remember job interviewers are smarter.

But dozens of damning internal Trafigura emails have now come to light.

Perhaps very soon a crime with perpetrator unknown will come to light.

Secrets come to light and key figures made to answer for their actions.

In your case, it's possible that some news about a family matter will come to light.

New facts about ancient Egypt have recently come to light.

It has come to light that he was lying.

Many false prosecutions never come to light.

Apparently, some new evidence has come to light.

A political scandal has recently come to light.

The danger of pollution didn't come to light until some villagers were poisoned.

New facts about the ancient Egypt have recently come to light.

Some new information has come to light about the accident.

All secrets may eventually come to light.

Much more new evidence has come to light.

The rewards of all your hard work likely will finally come to light.

New evidence has recently come to light.

A lot will change between now and June 12, and new information will come to light.

Agreement in place, a quarter of an hour the kites, and so has not come to light, know that things have changed.

The signs of carriers imbalance are getting more and more, the switching problems among different frequencies come to light.

Much new evidence has come to light.

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This is new information that has just come to light in earth's global ascension.

This issue has come to light several times in the past.

The father of our country remains a moving target for historians, no matter how many of his letters and papers come to light.

In this world there are plenty of complicated contradictions, and some deep-seated ones have just come to light.

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