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Answer:
There is no such phrase as "I'm in the phrase of life". However there is a similar phrase "In the life of".
Explanation:
"In the life of" means in the overall picture of something larger. That phrase is telling us the event and the press coverage are both unimportant when viewed in the overall importance of the continent. In other words, the event and the press coverage are a drop in the ocean, which is another idiom to use.
There is another usage that has a different meaning, e.g. A day in the life of a baker. Here, it means a view or description of one typical day of a baker. It could also be used for an imagination, as in imagining what it would be like to be a baker for one day.
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In geology, pictures of rocks can be used to help you best determine which of the three major types a particular rock belongs to: igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic.
