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Meanings of stars in English
Astronomical object consisting of a luminous spheroid of plasma held together by its own gravity.
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Spanish
oklahoma city stars Athletic teams of Oklahoma City University.
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Examples for "chiefs"
Examples for "chiefs"
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An hour passed; the renegade smoked in silence; the chiefs did likewise.
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According to press and other reports, security chiefs in London fear so.
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This morning, France's security chiefs will come under greater pressure than ever.
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Today, even chiefs and traditional leaders have started to appreciate the initiative.
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FBI, Homeland Security chiefs preparing for violence at political conventions WASHINGTON U.S.
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He's down on paper as our OCU's registered medical adviser.
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The Organisation for Consumers and Users, or OCU, estimates the tax hike will increase the average family's spending by 470 euros a year.
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However, a preliminary investigation by the OCU led to the arrest of four suspects, two of which were employees of the Nqamakwe Post Office.
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OCU said it had received inquiries from shareholders who subscribed to Popular's 2.5 billion euro (2.8 billion) capital increase in May 2016.
Russian
хантсвилл старс Negro League Baseball team active in three cities from 1938-1943; record of 78-101-6 (.436); ballparks: Island Park, Harrisburg, PA; Pelican Stadium, New Orleans, LA; South Ends Grounds, St.
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Russian
фри стэйт старс Portuguese
free state stars football club Catalan
free state stars Spanish
free state stars f.c. Association football club.
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Usage of stars in English
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The Left Hand was no longer seeing new stars creeping into view.
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The earth good and the stars good, and their adjuncts all good.
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In the flowers, in the shells, in the stars of the night.
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Now's your chance to see New Zealand's future dance stars in action.
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The messages were removed from both reality TV stars' social media accounts.
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R136, however, is young enough that its original stars are still going.
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The main view screen flickered and a million stars snapped into focus.
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The stars were out; the sea was silver; the sun was up.
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The bright stars shone overhead; the lights in the street reassured her.
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Read: Springboks: Five young stars who could make a splash in November
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He gazed out into the sea and far beyond, into the stars.
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The little pool in the pebbly river had stars in the bottom.
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I was an average student but enjoyed collecting stars for good work.
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The average distance between stars out there is 20 million million miles.
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The fishermen at sea spangled the water with their lanterns, like stars.
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The night is calm; millions of stars are trembling in the sky.
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Translations for stars
Spanish
Stars through the time
Stars across language varieties
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
South Africa
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