The light from even the smallest possible star would shine brightly enough to be noticed at such a distance.

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To protect Jesus with Mary, to protect the whole of creation, to protect each person, especially the poorest, to protect ourselves: this is a service that the Bishop of Rome is called to carry out, yet one to which all of us are called, so that the star of hope will shine brightly.

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In any case, Chile is likely to continue to shine brightly as the star of Latin America.

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However, because the light from any planet orbiting a star at which the lens is aimed directly is arriving from a point slightly to the side of that star, it is able to shine through essentially unaltered.

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Obama may be re-elected, but he is no longer believed to be the change-agent he was in 2008, and the rock star politician aura has lost much of its shine.

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Many ingredients come from Algodon's sister property in Mendoza, and young chef Antonio Soriano, who trained in Michelin three-star French kitchens, treats them respectfully, letting flavors shine in dishes that are lighter than the city's typical meaty fare.

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Subsequent observations with an infra-red telescope, which can see things that are too cool to shine with visible light, showed that it was a very faint star so faint that it is off the bottom of astronomers' scale of stellar classification.

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Within any data set there is always a star and so as inventories adding 1.4% it was their turn to shine.

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The visitors improved with star duo Ribery and Robben, playing together for only the third time this season because of injuries, beginning to shine.

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