But take a closer look and what you find is a fascinating contest between a shooting star and one of the game's fading greats. |
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The girl tilted her head back, once again hoping for that shooting star, for a flicker of hope of a granted wish. |
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It was falling down fast like a shooting star or a meteor and I was waiting to hear an explosion. |
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A sudden gleam shined brightly in the pale pink and yellow horizon, falling downward to earth like a shooting star. |
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She said she had seen a brilliant green shooting star earlier in the evening. |
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It flew silently, lower and faster than any airplane normally would, and slower and longer than any shooting star I've ever witnessed. |
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Within a minute we saw a slow red shooting star cross the summer night sky. |
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The night sky should be exploding with celestial activity as one of the most impressive shooting star showers of the year takes place this week. |
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I know it wasn't a plane, a satellite nor a bolide, meteor, fireball or a shooting star. |
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The appearance of comets in photographs can give the erroneous impression that they streak through the night sky like a meteor or a shooting star. |
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Every shooting star is a tiny particle of interplanetary debris moving so fast that it burns up in the air and descends to Earth as harmless cosmic dust. |
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Apply two eyeshadows: one black and the other dark red, melted together. It is hard to know who you are, like a shooting star. |
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From humble beginnings in a rural French Canadian home town, Celine Dion has risen to international superstardom like a shooting star. |
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Yet this new shooting star of the Social Democrats has often voiced criticism of the Vienna party leadership. |
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The talk by Peter Sunde, the shooting star of the online world, will be one of the highlights. |
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At Polybel high school in Beloeil, the name of this shooting star is Naomie Léonard. |
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As the shooting star of the year, Gianni Motti was the subject of a special article. |
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It was too large to be a shooting star, too fast to be something actually entering the atmosphere, and too realistic to be anything but a figment of my imagination. |
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A shooting star flickered above me and vanished in an instant. |
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Wish upon a shooting star... dozens of times a night! |
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The shooting star in Germany's market for fruit juice beverages has transferred to combifit. For the first time, the 1.5 litre combifitMagnum is its format of choice for the German market. |
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Clearly there's an element of shooting star. |
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There are certain individuals who, upon entering high school, decide they want to leave their mark, a bit like a shooting star that lights up the sky when passing overhead. |
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A shooting star – one of many I would see tonight. |
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A shooting star burns very bright, but not long enough. |
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For every imploding planet, a shooting star. |
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Because you shoot like a bomb or a shooting star, but then it falls down. |
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Some easy-to-grow spring ephemerals are bloodroot, woodland phlox, Virginia bluebell, shooting star, Solomon's seal, Jacob's ladder, fire pink, trillium, and foamflower. |
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The first soul was white and often seen as a shooting star or meteor. |
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Congratulations and celebrations were in the air on Wednesday as Sir Cliff Richard came for the topping out ceremony at the Shooting Star Children's Hospice in Hampton. |
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