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Rear demisting light.
A 'rear demisting light' does not exist among a vehicle's lighting devices — it should not be confused with the rear fog lamp, which is a genuine lighting device. That is why it is not one of the vehicle's lighting devices.
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Rear demisting light.
Brake light.
Parking light.
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