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lodestar

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lodestar, loadstar
a star, esp the North Star, used in navigation or astronomy as a point of reference


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The play - which looks at the story of Hamlet in inside-out fashion through the eyes of his haplessly confused (and doomed) former classmates - is brought to the stage by Lodestar Theatre Company in an ambitious double whammy with the Bard's tragedy.
An extra dimension has been added by Lodestar Theatre Company, which is currently performing both R&G and Hamlet in tandem for the first time in the UK.
Some press notice has been given to the fact that Kramer doesn't believe that Arabs are eager for democracy, or at least doesn't buy into the Bush concept of democracy promotion as the lodestar of American policy in the region.
 
 
 
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