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The muscular US takings – $652.3m, the third highest film ever – were stellar from a country that often cools on rote sequels; they coupled with the expected explosion in overseas grosses to produce the third highest global performer, too.

22): Carolyn Porco's exploration of the final frontier has a lineage that is as distinguished as it is stellar — from Galileo Galilei's Jovian moons to Giovanni Schiaparelli's Martian canali to Riccardo Giacconi's pioneering X-ray astronomy.

Veritas: Execution has been stellar from Chief Executive Gary Bloom and its storage software products are well positioned thanks to their independence from storage hardware companies.

Ollie was stellar from there.

The grand opening began at 10 p.m. and the performances were stellar, from bands, ballets, opera and donkeys.

These greatest-hits are singled out from the Ultra channel on Vine, but until today, there wasn't an easy way to separate the stellar from the shit.

The scientific advantages of ultra-cool dwarfs come from their stellar properties, from how we identify exoplanets, and from how we expect to investigate their atmospheres.

A half dozen oysters — Naked Cowboys from Long Island or Stellar Bays from British Columbia — and a glass of cava or a Guinness and you're out just fifteen bucks.

This definition may also be favorable from an observational standpoint, since the stellar radiation from star-forming minihalos may be spectroscopically indistinguishable from that from more massive halos.

There were plenty of stellar moments from orchestral soloists, especially from the principal horn players, Radek Baborak and Stefan Dohr.

They have received stellar performances from Ryan Church and Billy Wagner, but hardly anything from Beltrán.