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"Star seeds" is an English equivalent of the French phrase graines de star. The pronunciation of the possessive prepositional phrase -- which most famously references a French television show running from 1996 to 2003 and which literally translates as "seeds of (a) star (celebrity)" -- will be "grend star" in northerly French and "greh-nuh duh star" in southerly French.

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