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* [[4 star rank]], senior military rank |
* [[4 star rank]], senior military rank |
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* A grading of a hotel |
* A grading of a hotel, restaurant, movie, TV show, theatre or musical work or performance - see [[star (classification)]] |
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* A grading of a movie, TV, theatre or musical work or performance, see [[star (classification)]] |
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* [[Four Star Records]], 1950s country music record label |
* [[Four Star Records]], 1950s country music record label |
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* Four star petrol, class of [[leaded petrol]] that was sold in the United Kingdom |
* Four star petrol, a class of [[leaded petrol]] that was sold in the United Kingdom |
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* [[Four Star Playhouse]], American TV anthology series that ran from 1952 to 1956 |
* [[Four Star Playhouse]], American TV anthology series that ran from 1952 to 1956 |
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* [[Four Star Television]] |
* [[Four Star Television]] (also called Four Star Films, Four Star Productions, and Four Star International), an American TV production company (1952-1989) |
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* [[Four Star Air Cargo]], cargo airline based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands |
* [[Four Star Air Cargo]], a cargo airline based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands |
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* [[Four Star Mary]], an alternative rock group formed in California in 1997 |
* [[Four Star Mary]], an alternative rock group formed in California in 1997 |
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* [[Four Stars (film)]], a film by Andy Warhol |
* [[Four Stars (film)]], a film by Andy Warhol |
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*[[Four-Star Spectacular]], 1970s comic book series |
* [[Four-Star Spectacular]], 1970s comic book series |
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*[[4-Star (video game)]], ZX spectrum game by [[J. K. Greye Software]] |
* [[4-Star (video game)]], ZX spectrum game by [[J. K. Greye Software]] |
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*[[UEFA Elite stadium]]s (known as '''4 star stadiums''' until 2006), football stadiums graded on suitability to host major matches |
* [[UEFA Elite stadium]]s (known as '''4 star stadiums''' until 2006), football stadiums graded on suitability to host major matches |
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*'''Four stars''' can indicate a censored [[Four-letter word]] |
*'''Four stars''' (****) can indicate a censored [[Four-letter word]] |
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*'''Four stars National Pro-Celebrity''', 1984-85 name of the [[Bob Hope British Classic]] golf competition |
*'''Four stars National Pro-Celebrity''', 1984-85 name of the [[Bob Hope British Classic]] golf competition |
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Revision as of 13:57, 8 May 2010
Four or 4 Star(s) or star(s) can refer to:
- 4 star rank, senior military rank
- A grading of a hotel, restaurant, movie, TV show, theatre or musical work or performance - see star (classification)
- Four Star Records, 1950s country music record label
- Four star petrol, a class of leaded petrol that was sold in the United Kingdom
- Four Star Playhouse, American TV anthology series that ran from 1952 to 1956
- Four Star Television (also called Four Star Films, Four Star Productions, and Four Star International), an American TV production company (1952-1989)
- Four Star Air Cargo, a cargo airline based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands
- Four Star Mary, an alternative rock group formed in California in 1997
- Four Stars (film), a film by Andy Warhol
- Four-Star Spectacular, 1970s comic book series
- 4-Star (video game), ZX spectrum game by J. K. Greye Software
- UEFA Elite stadiums (known as 4 star stadiums until 2006), football stadiums graded on suitability to host major matches
- Four stars (****) can indicate a censored Four-letter word
- Four stars National Pro-Celebrity, 1984-85 name of the Bob Hope British Classic golf competition
See also
- For other numbers of stars, see Category:Star ranking systems
- 4-Starr Collection, 1995 EP by Ringo Starr
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