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magic

[maj-ik] / ˈmædʒ ɪk /


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One was with a mind reader — though he’d reject the term — who insisted that the trick wasn’t magic at all, but attention.

From Salon

In the film, she returns to life to hunt down a magic book which has the potential to kill all vampires.

From Barron's

“Science,” Jack said, but Nim thought it was magic.

From Literature

“The excitement and the magic is really about the discovery of the unexpected. It’s so engrossing and it really just gets me engaged with life.”

From Los Angeles Times

"Yet those closest to him knew that what mattered most was not recognition, but connection - the magic of hearing a crowd sing back something that once lived only in his notebook."

From BBC