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magical

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“It’s nothing short of magical to finish the year like this,” Manuel said.

None of us really knows what we’re doing, which makes it that much more magical when something “works” — and relatable when it doesn’t.

García Márquez, the Colombian novelist known for his mastery of magical realism, was a strong supporter of Fidel Castro, Cuba’s longtime leader, and had longstanding ties to the film festival in Havana.

They decide to run away into an enchanted land where magical creatures provide entertainment but also life lessons on choices and the people who love us.

There was little international interest in the Dodgers before Ohtani brought his magical aura to Chavez Ravine.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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