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consisting of 30 women. The
group was then-known as the
Starbrites,
under a
sponsorship with
Starbrite Car
Polish until 1983, when the
sponsorship ended. The...
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Retrieved February 13, 2025 – via Newspapers.com. "Mission Overview".
starbrite.jpl.nasa.gov.
Archived from the
original on July 21, 2011.
Retrieved July...
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company had its
debut in 1978 as the
Dolphins Starbrites. (The name
referred to the co-sponsor,
Starbrite Car Polish.) The cheerleaders'
founding c****ographer...
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Rivers Press. pp. 294–295. ISBN 978-0307338440.
Incredibly Strange Films.
Starbrite. 1986. p. 85. Willis, John A. (1977). John Willis'
Screen World. Crown...
- McClelland, Doug (1989).
Hollywood Talks Turkey - The Screen's
Greatest Flops.
Starbrite. "Carol
Burnett Biography and Interview".
American Academy of Achievement...
- Tyler, who was pla**** by
Julie Brown. The
character is the
owner of the
Starbrite Cleaners business, and
Tammi marries him
under the
false ****umption that...
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married the
owner of
Starbrite Cleaners,
Harvey Krudup (Jim O'Heir), who she
thought was
worth millions, but
realized that
Starbrite's lone
location was...
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London Vol. 47, Iss. 552, (Jan 1, 1980): 4.
Incredibly Strange Films.
Starbrite. 1986. p. 82. RUSS MEYER, ONE-MAN
MOVIE MACHINE, IS AT IT
AGAIN Lees,...
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Dolphins Starbrites,
former name for the
Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders Starbrite Cleaners, a
fictional business from the
television show
Strip Mall
Starbrite SC...
- "Interview with
Garth Pillsbury". TV Store.
Incredibly Strange Films.
Starbrite. 1986. p. 86. ****,
VIOLENCE AND
DRUGS ALL IN GOOD FUN! Berkowitz, Stan...
