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If the starer is making you feel uncomfortable, look away briefly to give her the hint.

I had ever been a starer at stars and a seeker of patterns.

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That was a big Starer crisis - which Woodstock to go to.

The movie also was multi starer with all prominent actors of that era.

Mr. Starer has succeeded, first of all, in writing good cello music.

The composer Robert Starer has written an autobiography of a remarkable sort.

Byrne, however, did reveal a story about a man he called "the starer," who stared at his employees in a really creepy way.

"I had never really written anything before this book," Mr. Starer said in a telephone interview.

A fellow limping on a cane tried to get into the building but the starer moved him on.

For a long time Lagasek - Starer -has been in control.

He was the "starer," who decided who could go into the hallway and who looked too suspicious.

Mr. Starer's noble and continuing career is celebrated by musicians who have identified themselves with his work.

The starer, without once taking his eyes off Horace, rose, advanced to the little window and thrust through it an oversized card.

This time the starer was wrong.

Robert Starer has this sort of relationship with Brooklyn College, where he teaches composition.

Mr. Starer celebrates his 70th birthday this year.

Mr. Starer offered to buy a fire truck, but fire officials proposed instead that the money be used for a memorial.

That does his parents, Henry and Anita Starer, proud.

They called him "Lagasek," or Starer, for his habit of looking so intently at an object.

One of the pieces Starer wrote was "Even and Odds" for piano players in their early stages.

The concert tomorrow evening is a tribute to the composer Robert Starer, who died in April 2001.

Mrs. Starer telephoned her husband and said: "I want you to stop what you're doing.

There is no well, Starer.