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Revealing evidence refers to any piece of information, data, or material that is disclosed or discovered during an investigation which significantly contributes to uncovering the truth about a matter, often central to legal or criminal cases. It typically involves uncovering critical facts or connections that were previously unknown, ultimately aiding in solving a crime or resolving a dispute.