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North Star

noun as in polaris

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“He wants us all, in big cities, to get used to the idea that it’s OK to have military on the streets,” he said at the Minnesota Star Tribune’s North Star Summit.

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“Our North Star is to make crypto invisible to our users. They won’t see how the technology works, but they’ll feel the impact. It’s going to be faster, better and cheaper.”

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Powell: One thing that’s really been a great North Star for us is we both have a lot of friends that are in this world that played at all these different levels.

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“But in the same way, shame can turn into someone’s North Star, you know, or their South Star. Or the Death Star.”

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But as Lurie continued researching the neighborhood and its history, she knew she had to tell its story, even if using “The Great Gatsby” as her North Star proved problematic.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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