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star in something
to be a featured actor in a play, movie, opera, etc. Roger starred in an off-Broadway play last season. Mary always wanted to star in her own movie, but it was not to be.
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When you see a star in the sky, it looks like a calm, twinkling light.
The most popular stars by Ornes, Stephen / Science News for Kids
I had the pleasure of observing this star in the early hours for the past couple of nights and was reminded yet again of just how ruby red it looks in my 8-30 binoculars.
119 Tauri--the second reddest of all naked eye stars by Ahad, Abdul / Journal of the British Astronomical Association
We are very pleased to partner with STAR in bringing additional outstanding South Asian viewing choices to our customers.
Top Hindi-language channels STAR India PLUS, STAR India GOLD, and ... by Albawaba.com
 
 
 
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