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CNN - Amateur star-gazer Robert Harrison has grabbed the attention of the professionals at NASA with his high-altitude balloon project called Icarus.
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The result is an image of our home galaxy that no star-gazer could ever see from a single spot on earth.
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You don't have to be a star-gazer to predict that one.
Bush & McCain get their horoscope read: "In 20 years, you will own all the world's oil" 2008
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Now the pilot is the philosopher — he whom in the parable they call star-gazer, and the mutinous sailors are the mob of politicians by whom he is rendered useless.
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Will he not be called by them a prater, a star-gazer, a good-for-nothing?
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He who joins in the mutiny is termed a good pilot and what not; they have no conception that the true pilot must observe the winds and the stars, and must be their master, whether they like it or not; — such an one would be called by them fool, prater, star-gazer.
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Or was he the last human star-gazer to see and wonder?
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He was a prophet and a star-gazer and knew what they had come about.
Prince Caspian Lewis, C. S. 1951
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The other, the short, robust man, with fair complexion, sandy hair, bright blue eye and vivacious expression, is Le Verrier, the most tireless star-gazer science has produced since Galileo.
Edmond Dantès Edmund Flagg
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"And now, master star-gazer, your proffered story," said the tax-collector, bestirring the company from its meditative mood.
Tales of Destiny Edmund Mitchell
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