The phrase "in the limelight" refers to being the center of public attention or the focus of intense scrutiny. It originates from the use of limelight in theaters, which was a bright, intense light source used to illuminate performers on stage during the Victorian era. Being in the limelight often means being in a prominent or influential position where one's actions, achievements, or behaviors are widely noticed or discussed by the public.
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