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Later in the evening, giant planet Jupiter dominates the eastern skies, shining among the dull stars below the flying horse, Pegasus.
Both papers mentioned other dull "stars", such as a drain spotter, traffic cone enthusiast and the president of the UK roundabout appreciation society.
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And there's the weird idea that science necessarily destroys the beauty it seeks to explain (as though a learned astronomer really could dull the star shine).
You'll have heard of Forster's films, of course: Monster's Ball (which earned Halle Berry the Oscar in 2002); Finding Neverland, with Johnny Depp as Peter Pan creator James Barrie; last year's Charlie Kaufman-lite drama Stranger Than Fiction; and the criminally dull Stay, starring a miscast Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts.
Dulled gold-leaf stars are barely visible against the steeply pitched blue ceiling of the lofty nave.
"Whore" (from Spain) is a forced, pseudo-serious study of the world's oldest profession that mixes the observations of (presumably real, mostly female) hookers with a dull fictional subplot starring Daryl Hannah.
He and Mr. Mabrouk, with a knit cap stretched over his shaved scalp, rapped a light-hearted song, "Pink," picturing a future world so ideal as to be terminally dull: They are international stars, journalists are pursuing them, and Eminem is knocking on their door, pestering to work with them.
Tom Daschle, never the brightest of stars, is duller still now that he has lost control of the Senate.
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