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The name Fairlight can mean one of the following:

The Fairlight computer musical instrument
FairLight, a demo group on Commodore 64 and Amiga, as well as a warez group.
A computer game by Bo Jangeborg, published by The Edge.
A suburb of Sydney in the Northern Beaches region.

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