You'd need a magic wand to bring back manufacture -- well, we'll tell 'Sleepy Joe,' that we found the magic wand.
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Clinton has lapsed into 2008-style language, insisting that Sanders can't wave a "magic wand" to get his agenda accomplished -- just as she told Obama he couldn't wave a "magic wand" then.
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Kymera magic wand remote Ever wish you went to Hogwarts?
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There is no magic wand to make the problem disappear.
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I got a Magic Wand and it was fucking fabulous.
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Monetary policy has no magic wand, it cannot make miracles.
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Let's wave the magic wand and fast forward several decades.
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A deluxe professional magic wand, lacquered and encrusted with diamonds?
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President Trump has since explained what "magic wand" he will use.
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But the days of Magic Wand masking will soon be over.
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I wonder how many of us today have a magic wand.
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Does this magic wand have a phoenix feather in its tip?
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Their discovery of a magic wand leads them into an adventure.
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Magic Wand is no stranger to this with its frequent non-sequiturs.
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It's not like a magic wand is waved and it becomes thus.
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This vintage-styled lamp features Newt Scamander's hand holding a magic wand.
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Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool, but it's not a magic wand.
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We know they can't waive a magic wand and make it so.
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"The description of the video as humorous is no magic wand," O'Carroll said.
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There is no magic wand of bullets that puts the world into order.
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My phone can become a magic wand that erases advertisements wherever they occur.
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When the hunt for the magic wand kicks in, the real problems start.
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You're going to have to take a magic wand to bring it back.
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There is currently no magic wand to remove this CO2 from the atmosphere.
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You cannot just waive a magic wand and change the entire system overnight.
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In contrast, the Note 10's pen feels more like a magic wand.
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The Declaration is not a magic wand to end all conflict at once.
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No magic wand can justify turning the tide back toward expensive, conflicted advice.
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His performance, of "Earfquake" and "New Magic Wand," was fully engaged and rowdy.
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You can easily fix any of the above with this magic wand, er pen.
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The harder you study, the more you can get out of a magic wand.
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You can't just wave a magic wand and say the fiduciary rule is wrong.
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The Federal Reserve doesn't have a magic wand to revive the slowing American economy.
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For example, one shade features a crown stamp, and another resembles a magic wand.
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But when I got a Magic Wand I thought, Wow, I'm a power queen.
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If you had a magic wand, what are, say, two things you would do?
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What's first thing you'd change about Silicon Valley if you had a magic wand?
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But the Democratic National Committee can't wave a magic wand to make it happen.
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She has a magic wand in one hand and a cigarette in the other.
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"I guess I found the MAGIC WAND," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter in January.
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Mohammad told CNN if he had a magic wand, he would transform his reality.
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They said, the last administration, 'You'd need a magic wand to bring back manufacturing.
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Here's the truth: Assisted reproductive technology gives women hope, but it's no magic wand.
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It is unlikely to be a magic wand that leads to an overnight result.
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While ML Super Resolution isn't a magic wand, it does deliver consistently impressive results.
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All of which worked like a magic wand in Seattle, except when it didn't.
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And Radcliffe can't simply raise a magic wand and wave the issue of racism aside.
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It looks like a magic wand that makes things float, but it's just plain physics.
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Even Clinton herself has expressed skepticism of such a feat — remember that magic wand comment?
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This is not the work of fairy who waves a magic wand and music appears.
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When it happens during intercourse, it's usually with the aid of my Hitachi Magic Wand.
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But no vitamin, supplement or brain game has been found to be a magic wand.
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In this case, all it takes is a magic wand and a three percent solution.
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"There is no magic wand to solve this deadlock with a single touch," he wrote.
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On the bus and subway, the cane is a magic wand for getting a seat.
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"Reince doesn't have a magic wand," one Republican National Committee apparatchik told The Associated Press.
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"I don't have a magic wand that would enable us to do that," he said.
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You are not going to wave a magic wand and have the special interests disappear.
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I recently got the Womanizer, which I like, but my favorite is the Magic Wand.
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Introducing your new magic wand: the Emay 2-in-1 heated eyelash curler and eye massager.
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"If I had a magic wand, I would raise taxes and cut retirement spending," she said.
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" Hoffman also talked about how he would improve Silicon Valley if he "had a magic wand.
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I guess I have a magic wand, 4.2%, and we will do MUCH better than this!
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PW: If I could wave a magic wand and end gun violence that would be powerful.
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"I don't have that magic wand to wave and get myself out of it," he says.
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One of the visitors says he was at Ollivanders, where Harry Potter got his magic wand.
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I guess I have a magic wand, 2023%, and we will do MUCH better than this!
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Play around with different load sizes and laundry items like they're settings on your Magic Wand.
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Nothing says reliving your childhood like wearing a colorful wig and waving around a magic wand.
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Impeachment, after all, is a process—a lengthy one at that—and not a magic wand.
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President Obama chided candidate Trump that manufacturing jobs could not come back with a magic wand.
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"Fairy Wand Massager: "When I arrived in France, I was lost without a Hitachi Magic Wand.
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Were you aware that women have been loving the Hitachi Magic Wand for over 50 years?
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"If you had a magic wand, what would you change in your development?" she asks people.
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"Nobody can rely on a magic wand coming to solve this problem for you," Fox said.
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Moreover, changes in policy direction, however desirable, cannot be achieved with the wave of a magic wand.
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They are trying to get along and stop a magic wand from getting into the wrong hands.
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Plus, there are virtually hundreds of quotable SpongeBob SquarePants moments that remain untouched by Online's magic wand.
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What magic wand do you have and usually, the answer is, he doesn&apost have an answer.
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He also cleared up the rumour that he was Zorro and does not have a magic wand.
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He doesn't want to go anywhere without them because they're either a sword or a magic wand.
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All told, Trump can try his hand at more pardons, but the power is no magic wand.
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They think of it as a magic wand you can wave around to make something go away.
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If you could wave a magic wand and pass any bill through Congress, what would it be?
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I wish I could wave a magic wand and have it go back the way it was.
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I don't know that we have a magic wand that's going to make all the problems go away.
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Each champagne glass was topped with a Quidditch golden snitch and every dinner plate had a magic wand.
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I was finally famous and powerful, and in my world that came with a magic wand for justice.
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Though he stands behind the predictive power of his simulations, he doesn't treat them as a magic wand.
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JP: If I could wave my magic wand, I would replace this current administration with the previous one.
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The Magic Wand is crucial because the Hexo+ isn't sold with a remote, although it is RC compatible.
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A hostile nation state could not feasibly wipe out each system with one wave of their magic wand.
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The Democratic Party can't defeat the big bad with the force or a magic wand or matching outfits.
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We bet everyone involved is wishing they had a magic wand to make this whole thing just disappear.
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"Select Subject" also appears in the Options bar while you're using the Quick Selection and Magic Wand tools.
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The person wielding the magic wand that created this color is none other than celebrity stylist Kristin Ess.
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Two experts said they would put the entire US on lockdown if they were given a magic wand.
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It turns out that you don't need incantations or even a "magic wand" to improve manufacturing job growth.
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For 30 years, I have wished for a magic wand that would undo those heartbreaking diagnoses of DMD.
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"I don't have a magic wand that would enable us to do that," he said in the debate.
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When they are in preschool, she says, help them understand that credit cards are not a magic wand.
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Suddenly, Mr. Rubio's rehearsed comebacks wilted like a wizard's magic wand that had been transformed into a noodle.
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"It's not a magic wand that you wave," says Amanda Wiss, owner of Urban Clarity in New York City.
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Measuring about 3 inches long, BIRD is essentially a modern thimble that turns your fingertip into a magic wand.
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I don't have a magic wand to miraculously change how people who look like me are treated at work.
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He asked me if I could wave a magic wand and change everything about me what would that be?
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Like any magic wand tool, it gets a bit confused when faced with fuzzy boundaries between foreground and background.
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They run into an elf (Noomi Rapace) with a magic wand, and not the fun Harry Potter kind, either.
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To filter your photo or GIF, you tap the magic wand icon at the bottom of your compose screen.
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"Not all the problems of the yellow vest protesters will be solved by waving a magic wand," he said.
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The evening's highlight is when Santa appears, lighting up the entire park with a wave of his magic wand.
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"The president-elect can't just wave a magic wand," said Warren West, principal at Greentree Brokerage Services in Philadelphia.
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There's a magic wand lamp that lights up at the tip as if you've just recited a "lumos" spell.
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"A president can't wave a magic wand and pass any legislation they want," she said, before considering the alternative.
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"A president can't wave a magic wand and pass any legislation they want," Ocasio-Cortez told HuffPost last week.
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"If you could wave a magic wand and have a mobile OS that's successful in phones, sure," says Limp.
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"I wish I could wave a magic wand and have it go back the way it was," she said.
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Magic wand-inspired makeup brushes, nail art featuring Harry and friends, Hogwarts House-themed eyeshadow palettes — yes, yes, and yes.
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The Hitachi Magic Wand, first released in the 1970s, plugs into the wall and sounds like a plane taking off.
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Expect growing scepticism about the power of knob-turning until voters choose politicians confident enough to wave a magic wand.
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On Tuesday, Clinton attacked Sanders for thinking he could "wave a magic wand" and do what he wanted as president.
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"The previous administration said manufacturing will not come back to the U.S., 'you would need a magic wand,' " he added.
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It's comparable to using a TV remote, while the Note 10 Plus's S Pen feels more like a magic wand.
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All good ideas, but Wolfe has no road map or magic wand to get most Americans to buy into them.
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"These are long-term challenges that will be dealt with, not issues that a magic wand can solve," Mitsotakis said.
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"We have not found a magic wand or a silver bullet, but we have relaunched the peace process," he said.
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If you could wave a magic wand and make your environmental dreams come true, what would they be, and why?
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The Trump administration's use of a little-known legislative magic wand, known as the Congressional Review Act, expired at midnight.
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It wasn't until the late 60s that Norelco created a mustard-colored massager and Hitachi created the iconic Magic Wand.
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Tickets are on sale now and currently priced at £10 ($13), with all proceeds going to children's charity Merlin's Magic Wand.
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It was the hair equivalent of a magic wand — and we were convinced it could solve just about any hair need.
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There's an obvious through line from these ruminations to Magic Wand, primarily in its commentary on the artifice of the genre.
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"A president can't wave a magic wand and pass any legislation they want," the liberal lawmaker known as "AOC" told HuffPost.
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And occasionally, indulging in a good session with the Magic Wand I've ordered as a gift to myself — and my skin.
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The male equivalent of the Magic Wand might be the Fleshlight, whose name betrays its goal: to accurately imitate human flesh.
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I wish, with the waving of a magic wand, that we could cut off the supply that comes to Staten Island.
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Now the phone is a magic wand that can summon pizza, or a car, or a friend, or a booty call.
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" But even Mr. Conaway had recently suggested that Mr. Perdue had no place to sidestep Congress and "wave a magic wand.
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Samsung uses those along with Bluetooth to turn the S Pen into a kind of magic wand to control your phone.
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Mr. Philippe warned his parliamentary representatives on Tuesday that he would not be waving any "magic wand" to end the strikes.
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"We can't solve this problem with a magic wand, but we can't start to solve it until there's transparency," he said.
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Leilah is after Tikka (Lucy Fry), an elf who has taken possession of a glowing magic wand emitting great destructive energy.
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At-home products like Tweezerman Rose Gold Slant Tweezer ($20.70 at Target), R+Co Magic Wand Brow Gel ($20 at Randco.
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Among the things I would change, if I were given a magic wand, would be to provide universal paid parental leave.
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Tickets cost £10 ($13), with proceeds going to children's charity Merlin's Magic Wand, and can be bought on the London Eye website.
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The Retoucher (aka a magic wand for blemishes) is her click-and-brush concealer pen that is perfectly sized for your purse.
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There are approximately zero people on this planet who have used a Hitachi magic wand as a neck massager, but I digress.
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But what if you had a magic wand that could glide over everything and make precise measurements for you without the hassle?
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At other times, the Doctor has treated the sonic as a delicate scientific instrument or waved it around like a magic wand.
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Trump "seemed to have had the notion that if the president waved a magic wand it would happen immediately," said Professor Whitman.
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So the persistent "fact" that circulated about me for a little while was that I was a voracious Hitachi Magic Wand user.
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Despite their issues, the two bond while on a mission to track down a powerful weapon: a magic wand that everyone's after.
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The comparison with Harry Potter is sometimes made: like the magic wand chooses its wizard, that's how the knife chooses its chef.
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There are snake mirrors, phoenix lamps, magic wand pillows, Elder Wand bedding, velvet robes, and cozy throws — all embodying old-school glamour.
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Of course, it's important to remember that a President Sanders could not wield a magic wand to enact his extreme policy proposals.
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If you want to edit the video, tap on the magic wand icon (the furthest to the right) on the completed video.
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As she recited a slew of jumbled words, it felt as if a magic wand was sprinkling tranquillity around me like glitter.
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Surely, he's realized that he can't wave a magic wand and make it all happen just like he promised during the campaign.
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"That's their city and I respect that, but if you gave me a magic wand, I'd shut it down," Mr. Pickle said.
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The tricks include appearing inside a sealed box, spinning his female assistant's heads around, and making a magic wand float in mid air.
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The Hitachi Magic Wand, one of the most popular vibrating sex toys, is often called the "Cadillac of vibrators" because it's so intense.
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Even if North Korea's elite dictatorship were wiped away with a magic wand tomorrow, it's difficult to predict how the populace would react.
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If you're looking for what is essentially a Hitachi Magic Wand-style vibrator featuring Darth Vader's helmet, this is the place for you.
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"We've got lots of challenges in the world but the answer can't be, wave a magic wand and problem, go away," Cruz said.
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The peculiar neon appliances in this week's issue look like the Covenant from the Halo franchise got ahold of a Hitachi magic wand.
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We went hands on with the Hexo+ drone's new "Magic Wand" gesture control, which allows users to control the device with their smartphone.
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"We do not have a magic wand to give a job to everyone at the same time," says Habib Essid, the prime minister.
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Using a magic wand, the Hulk manages to turn her abusive husband into a stuffed toy and then triumphantly buries him in puffs.
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The first thing you'd change about Silicon Valley if you had a magic wand: Silicon Valley is out of touch with middle America.
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"Hitachi Magic Wand Personal Massager: "I buy a new one every few years; it's always been a staple, alone or with a partner.
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Well, it's one that British delivery service Just Eat appears to be banking on, as they promote their "magic wand" takeaway ordering system.
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We often hear hope that Roger Federer will claim another Grand Slam title, No. 18, before retiring his magic wand of a racket.
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That lets you wave it around like a little magic wand — but in my simple test, it was a little laggy and weird.
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There's a lasso tool, but no magic wand; paint bucket, but no gradients; layer masks, but no clipping masks, to name a few.
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The chance to try an experimental treatment, through a pathway facilitated by FDA called expanded access, is that magic wand for many families.
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It's not as if he just didn't get what he wanted so he's waving a magic wand and taking a bunch of money.
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We get to see Nico (Lyrica Okano) discover the staff she'll eventually wield as something like a magic wand as her powers grow.
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I asked him if he had a magic wand because we do need some sort of magic to come along and solve this problem.
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Unfortunately, there's no magic wand you can wave to get rid of these overnight (and to be honest, if there was, I'd patent it).
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There's no magic wand to solve gun violence in America, but neither is it immutable fate that 32,000 Americans die from firearms each year.
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The court rejected this argument, but rehabilitated the mandate by waving a magic wand over it and calling it a tax in June 2012.
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"If you asked a community of Indigenous leaders, 'okay, let's magic wand away the Indian Act tomorrow,' they'd say no, not tomorrow," he said.
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Beyond some very unsubtle magic wand sound effects to draw extra attention to the contactless gestures, the video offers very little to go on.
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"YOU WOULD need a magic wand to bring back manufacturing jobs," said President Donald Trump on November 12th, quoting someone from a past administration.
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Previously, selecting an object quickly involved outlining it with the "Quick Selection" tool or using the "Magic Wand" tool and hoping it actually worked.
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I can't wave a magic wand to change what the room looks like, but I've found a way to make it work for me.
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"There is no magic wand beyond trying to offer Iran a bit of reassurance," a senior EU official involved in Iran talks told Reuters.
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It's the Europe Magic Wand, purely because of the brilliant vibrations it gives you—though it just might the most ugly vibrator that exists.
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" Thorgerdur Einarsdottir, a professor of gender studies at the University of Iceland, said the equal pay law was useful but was "no magic wand.
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"What parents do not understand is that we do not have a magic wand," Suner, Bondy's general manager, explained back at the club's offices.
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She could take the tawdry parts and make them seem almost tasteful, or at least forgivable, using nothing but her magic wand of words.
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"Lebanon is passing through a harsh, difficult economic crisis, and Diab doesn't have the magic wand to solve it," said Ihab Hassan, a protester.
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"Scott Gottlieb cannot wave a magic wand and change policies and laws, but he can address the areas that need to change," Mitchell said.
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"I wish my robe came with a magic wand so I can wave it over you and heal you," she said to one victim.
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You know, we've created over 500,000 manufacturing jobs, and the previous administration lost 200,000 over eight years and said that was the magic wand.
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Since I couldn't control Jack's outcome by waving a magic wand or wielding surgical tools, I fixated on minutiae and silently bargained with God.
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Was this just your standard vibrator, or something more intense—a foot-long Magic Wand, perhaps, or maybe this weird leaf blower-looking thing?
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I call the Magic Wand "Mariano" after Mariano Rivera, the Yankees closing pitcher who could always be counted on to finish a game perfectly.
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Meanwhile, you can also tap a "magic wand" button for more options of nearby sights, then pin those you like to further customize your itinerary.
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"A president can't wave a magic wand and pass any legislation they want," the liberal lawmaker known as "AOC" told HuffPost in a recent interview.
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In a personal sense, if you could wave a magic wand and have the power right now to repair this problem, what would you do?
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In the 70s, Dodson started teaching workshops which included showing people how to use a vibrator (namely, the iconic Magic Wand) to stimulate the clitoris.
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Gundlach, who oversees more than $106 billion at Los Angeles-based DoubleLine, said Trump "does not have a magic wand" to rapidly improve the economy.
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President Obama scoffed that Trump's promise to bring back manufacturing jobs would require a "magic wand;" others doubted the country could grow at 2202 percent.
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What if you had a magic wand — or maybe a magic menu — and could create a recipe for the best place to live in America?
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No matter how much we'd like it to, self-improvement isn't a magic wand we can wave to cause whatever change we want to see.
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She clearly spells trouble, but we also hear a tingle on the soundtrack when she first appears, as if she were packing a magic wand.
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Samsung recently introduced its version of the AR cloud and a partnership with Wacom that turns Samsung's S-Pen into an augmented reality magic wand.
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Business Insider asked four experts what they would do in the US if they could wave a magic wand, given the options we have now.
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For revolutionary discoveries in the dynamics and geometry of moduli spaces of Abelian differentials, including the proof of the "magic wand theorem" with Maryam Mirzakhani.
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Of course the new law isn't a magic wand; The FCC is still limited in what it can do and how quickly it can act.
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Then Tyler, wearing his white-ish bowl-cut "Igor" wig, stepped to center stage and transitioned to "New Magic Wand," a harsh electro-industrial number.
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The sonic screwdriver is basically a sci-fi version of a magic wand that can do everything from picking locks to hacking into computers. Subtle.
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"The Defense Production Act isn't a magic wand," said Neil Bradley, the executive vice president and chief policy officer at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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"The Defense Production Act isn't a magic wand," said Neil Bradley, the executive vice president and chief policy officer at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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The closest cousin to a Hitachi magic wand is a handheld blender, but no one cares that this iconic vibrator looks nothing like a dick.
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Two years ago, I was finally having sex the way I'd always wanted—with a big-ass 6,000 RPM Magic Wand vibrating on my clit.
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All of these promised you a world in which you wave your finger like a magic wand to perform all the things your phone can do.
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"There is no magic wand that they can wave to suddenly make Windows Phone take off and become successful," Gartner Research VP Stephen Kleynhans tells Mashable.
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I wish that we could elect a Democratic president who could wave a magic wand and say, 'We shall do this, and we shall do that.
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While they're on the job, they come across an amazing find: a magic wand that grants wishes, a sort of nuclear bomb of this fantasy world.
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That's because one thing remains constant in every video: Out of frame, each woman is sitting on a Magic Wand being operated by an unseen assistant.
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Like many Disney Channel stars, she had to pretend to draw Mickey Mouse's head with a magic wand for a clip that played during commercial breaks.
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To use the feature, you'll first snap a photo then tap the magic wand icon at the top of the screen to access the photo effects.
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All it took was a light press of the fingertip and an icon on the screen would spring open, as if tapped with a magic wand.
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However, few economists see any magic wand to boost growth, given how few new industries are making up for weakness of Finland's electronic and forestry exports.
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To begin a stream wearing a mask, open the creative toolbar by tapping the magic wand icon in the upper left-hand corner of the screen.
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She's even using the same put-down for Sanders that she used for Obama: that "a magic wand" would be required to achieve possibly unrealistic goals.
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Way back in 2012 we tried a motion-sensing magic wand TV remote from Kymera, but it somehow made simply changing channels an act of frustration.
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First, it's going to offer "Select Subject," which will hopefully go a long way to address the omission of the so-called "Magic Wand" selection tool.
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Kano, a British company founded in 2000, released a Harry Potter coding kit last year where grade-schoolers feed binary code directly to a magic wand.
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Everyone agrees that in a perfect world he'd also wave a magic wand and scrape 10 or 15 years off his age, but that's not possible.
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It's a weapon, of course, and a phallic symbol—it has an appalling sort of bulb at its tip—but it is also a magic wand.
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And that's how Wire -- a man of his word -- ended up wearing a green dress, a blond wig and angel wings, and holding a magic wand.
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" Norio Munakata, a former prosecutor, said that in the past, "the court always listened to the prosecutors' voice, but now their magic wand doesn't work anymore.
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But the next time I do, you can bet I'll be running back to the spa and asking an aesthetician to wave this magic wand over it.
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Using the potential of fairer and more balanced – but still lucrative – trade relationships as the carrot and economically punitive tariffs as the stick isn't a magic wand.
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You can still go full-volume geeky at home, where you can use those Williams Sonoma Harry Potter aprons and spatulas, or those magic wand makeup brushes.
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"I wish that we could elect a Democratic president who could wave a magic wand and say, 'We shall do this, and we shall do that,'" Mrs.
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As President Obama has stated repeatedly since the election, Democrats can't just wave a magic wand and expect the "Obama coalition" to turn out at the polls.
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He&aposs not going to be able to -- he&aposs not going to be able to wave a magic wand and get this done on his own.
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When the two stumble upon an elf with a magic wand (Lucy Fry) they have to try to stay alive while figuring out who they can trust.
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"I wish I could wave a magic wand and have it go back to the way it was," Ginsburg said in September, after the first Kavanaugh hearings.
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"The government attempts to rewrite history by portraying the Act as an all-powerful magic wand rather than the limited procedural tool it is," the brief reads.
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But they drop after the president is sworn in, as investors realize that he does not have a magic wand to implement everything they are hopeful for.
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Enter Dell Williams, who after being shamed by a Macy's salesclerk while checking out a Hitachi Magic Wand, founded in 1974 the mail order company Eve's Garden.
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"There's no magic wand — there's no 240-day cure," says Donald G. McNeil Jr., the Times science reporter who's been talking to the leading experts on epidemics.
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When asked whom they would make president with the wave of a magic wand, without the candidate needing to win an election, voters went with Ms. Warren.
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On the contrary, Mr. Lukashenko began to believe that the tech industry could become a magic wand to help him end the country's chronic dependency on Russia.
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Character Study Natalia Paruz's sparkly bow looked like a child's magic wand, and the unassuming strip of steel she held seemed pulled from an old tool shed.
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"And the idea that you could just sort of wave a magic wand or snap your fingers and have it done is just not true," she said.
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"I don't have a magic wand that would enable us to do that," Carper said in response to her call to eliminate student debt at Monday's debate.
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Although the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is fictional, you can do your best Harry Potter impersonation with the Kymera Magic Wand Remote Control from The Wand Company.
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Magic Wand Remote Control This wand can learn 13 different gestures that control his TV or his stereo system or most any gadget that uses a remote control.
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Because even if you could wave a magic wand and make all online extremist propaganda vanish you wouldn't have fixed the core problem of why terrorist ideologies exist.
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"One of the reasons this is so difficult to do is you just can't wave a magic wand in the Oval Office and do these things," Mulvaney said.
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Blowfish is a morning hangover beverage, but it's different from comparable products claiming to make your pounding headache and nausea disappear with the wave of a magic wand.
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Chelsea's underwhelming start to the season had put pressure on Manager Antonio Conte, who acknowledged on Friday that there was "no magic wand" to fix his club's troubles.
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He mocked former President Obama in September for saying during the 2016 presidential race that Trump would need a "magic wand" to get to 21625 percent GDP growth.
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Another one of my interviewees said he never got into sleeves, but hit a home run when he discovered a sleeve-like attachment for the Hitachi Magic Wand.
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Wizarding World Divination Crystal Ball Table Lamp, $159For those who want a Fantastic Beasts lamp that's more subtle than the magic wand, there's this lovely crystal ball option.
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During the Macron-Putin meeting on Monday, Macron said a resolution of Russia's annexation of Crimea would be the "magic wand" to bring Russia back into the G7.
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You would need, according to a past administration representative at the highest level of that past administration -- you would need a magic wand to bring back manufacturing jobs.
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You find other would-be wizards on a map, and then you whip out your phone and use gestures to essentially turn the handset into a magic wand controller.
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"The software is not a magic wand, but it will reveal certain differences in the pay between men and woman," Philippe told journalists after meeting with unions and employers.
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It's also launched a clever tech toy that plays to its demographic: last year, it launched a Harry Potter magic wand that you could build yourself, program and use.
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It looks very much like the magic wand and quick selection tools in Photoshop, though with enough automated smarts to let you make these edits using just your finger.
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In his "magic wand" comments in 2144, Obama did say that some manufacturing jobs were gone for good, but he also boasted of how many were still being created.
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Ocasio-Cortez, she thought she already had the magic wand, and she was running around endorsing people and giving the nod to people, and most of those folks lost.
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In addition to the two rides — the wait for one was three hours immediately after the park opened—there's a magic wand show and a stage for costumed singers.
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To ditch those items is to radically embrace yourself in this body, in this moment, and to recognize that your shoulders aren't getting any narrower without a magic wand.
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Few liberals would object to this "single payer" plan if it could be enacted with a magic wand, but the political realities of getting it through Congress are daunting.
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If you don't want to buy a new toy, you can turn on a larger vibrator, such as a Magic Wand, place it on your bed, and straddle it.
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While classics like the Magic Wand and the Rabbit will always have a place in our bedside drawers, we love that sex tech brands are pushing toy development forward.
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In one taped presentation, she wears a silver clitoris ring and t-shirt emblazoned with a Magic Wand design under the words "Knowledge is power" that she shows off proudly.
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Pinch and zoom to get a better look, or use the auto-adjust button (the magic wand) down at the bottom to apply the fixes Snapseed thinks your picture needs.
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Still, they sorted through utensils, frames, and dishes, carefully picking out some options, waving their Zola app around like a magic wand — or a store scanner gun for QR codes.
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Magic Wand plays the most like a traditional video game of the stable, and as such it's an ideal starting point in The Catamites' world of hucksters, gadabouts and rogues.
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Others took to social media to call for the banning of ubiquitous "magic wand" bomb detection devices that were shown to be useless against explosives and marketed fraudulently years ago.
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The findings: When the pollster used a magic wand to wash out "electability" as the top factor, the Dems' 2020 race tightened significantly, putting Warren right up with Joe Biden.
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Tikka and Leilah are both Brights, incredibly powerful beings capable of harnessing a magic wand without immediately blowing up, which is what happens to non-Brights when they touch wands.
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Take the Hitachi Magic Wand—perhaps one of the most famous female sex toys in the world, a massager that looks more like an oversized drumstick than a clitorial stimulator.
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Magic wand question: If you could somehow shift Trump's reactions to these protests right now, but couldn't erase his rhetoric to date, what would you want to see him do?
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Returning to Pottermore with new illustrations are the Sorting Ceremony and the Wand Selector, which enable users to be sorted into a house and pick out their own magic wand.
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There is no magic wand that can solve this complex issue in the short run, but European countries are well aware that a range of longer-term solutions are available.
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Different people like different types of vibrators — some swear by wand-style vibrators like the Magic Wand, while others prefer rabbit-style vibrators or vibrators designed to mimic oral sex.
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Just when we were getting used to the retro vibes, Tyler completely switched it up for "New Magic Wand," with pyrotechnics so sick we were concerned for his blonde wig.
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The tool should go a long way toward quelling one of the biggest criticisms of the v1 version of the app, which was the lack of a Magic Wand tool.
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"Passing the Affordable Care Act, I think a lot of people felt like that was just the magic wand and the world would be healthy all of a sudden," Applegate said.
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A homeless man calls him "blessed" towards the beginning of the film, and it's later revealed that he's a rare kind of human who can handle a magic wand without exploding.
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And if you want an I'm Feeling Lucky-style recommendation for your day, tap the big red "magic wand" button and Google will offer you a random highlight from the city.
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Foreign policy disasters are often the sum of these two basic errors: Embracing exaggerated claims about the need to act, and inventing a conceptual magic wand to wish away potential consequences.
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"It's not a magic wand; it's not going to solve things overnight; but it does create a different legal and political context," he said of Britain's decision to offer diplomatic protection.
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Abraham thinks that he knows better than other scientists (and better than other Christians, like Pope Francis, who reminded the faithful that God is not "a magician, with a magic wand").
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To do so, the two owners have requisitioned a sous-chef from Eleven Madison Park, Danny DiStefano, to run the enormous kitchen, while Mr. Humm waves his magic wand somewhere offstage.
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" 'No magic wand' against deadly virus In 2003, journalist Laurie Garrett covered the spread of the SARS virus as it reached "37 countries, sickening 103,098 people and killing 774 of them.
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The work of Dr. Mirzakhani and Dr. Eskin has similarly been called the "magic wand theorem" for its multitude of uses, including an application to something called the wind-tree model.
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Those who believe that a president-elect can wave a magic wand and save their jobs are seriously deluded, and are guaranteed to end up bitterly disappointed by this silly gambit.
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It is far more important to get to work repairing what we have damaged or broken, than to be released from the tension of guilt with the magic wand of forgiveness.
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A police officer earlier confirmed to Reuters that these devices, commonly known as the "magic wand," were still in use five years after the scandal about the sale to Iraq broke out.
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A police officer earlier confirmed to Reuters that these devices, commonly known as the "magic wand", were still in use five years after the scandal about the sale to Iraq broke out.
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Magic Wand is full of irreverent, rambling characters and vivid landscapes that are like hazy remembrances of role-playing games as a kid made real again, with a palette set to dazzle.
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If I had a magic wand, we'd go back to the first time the slaves got off the ship on that island, and then you'd tell them to go back, wouldn't you?
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Foreign minister Jeremy Hunt said resorting to a little-used way for governments to seek to protection their nationals was unlikely to be a "magic wand", but might help Zaghari-Ratcliffe's case.
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"It is obvious to all the enormous efforts China has put to solve the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula ... China has no magic wand to solve the (problem)," the article said.
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That world, the one we inhabit every day of our lives, is a yeti—a fantastical thing constructed out of bits and pieces of reality plus the magic wand of the mind.
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The President bragged that his administration had "found the magic wand" for manufacturing in the United States just hours after GM announced it's closing plants and shedding thousands of US-based workers.
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What the president said You would need — according to a past administration representative at the highest level of that past administration — you would need a magic wand to bring back manufacturing jobs.
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And even though many black parents talk to their children about what to do if they are stopped by the police, that information is neither a magic wand nor a bulletproof vest.
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Stocks tend to hold their gains into the new year, but it isn't so pretty after inauguration day as the reality sets in that the new president doesn't have a magic wand.
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I don't want to bring back the WASPs; if I had the magic wand to conjure a different elite, it would be a multiracial, multilingual Catholic aristocracy ruling from Quebec to Chile.
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And for years, I've had cis women ask me, "Do you have anything this size," pointing to the tiny vibrating bullets, "that has the power of this?" motioning toward a Magic Wand.
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There is no "clever scheme" or "magic wand" to counter forex headwinds, said Ijichi, noting Toyota now has the experience of overcoming erratic currency swings through cost-cutting and other efficiency-boosting measures.
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One company invented a "magic wand" that removes sulfites from wine, as though it were the sulfites, and not the alcohol, that makes you feel like a sun-dried turd in the morning.
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If you could wave a magic wand and teleport every undocumented immigrant current residing in the United States to somewhere else, the raw quantity of murders committed in the United States would decline.
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In the film, Smith will play a (human) police officer who joins up with an orc played by Edgerton to find a magic wand that could do some damage in the wrong hands.
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"If I could wave a magic wand, I would say CMS needs to strongly reevaluate whether or not newer branded $100,000 medications should be using compendium to expand their market share," Prasad said.
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Atletico controlled most of the play at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium until the 86th minute, when Messi waved his magic wand to break hearts and hand Ernesto Valverde&aposs side all three points.
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If you do suddenly wipe an entire essay or cut out the wrong person from a photograph, this keyboard shortcut will wave a magic wand and make it as if your mistake never happened.
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"It shows you that CEO Mark Schneider has a lot of work to do and there isn't a magic wand in terms of getting the top line going," said Jon Cox from Kepler Cheuvreux.
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She also ends up signing on to a project with Weber for a magic wand, and all you need to know is that it was developed in memory of her mother to detect cancer.
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"If I had a magic wand, I would address policy in three areas," said Dedrick Assante-Muhammad, director of the Racial Wealth Divide Initiative at the Corporation and a principal author of the study.
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If you're worried about your hands getting tired or if you already know you need a lot of stimulation, Finn recommends using a powerful, wand-style vibrator like the iconic Hitachi Magic Wand Plus.
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"It shows you that CEO Mark Schneider has a lot of work to do and there isn't a magic wand in terms of getting the top line going," Jon Cox from Kepler Cheuvreux said.
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In a filing entered today in Central California district court, Apple says the government wants the law to act as "an all-powerful magic wand" that could force the company into assisting law enforcement.
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I could have used a magic wand to transport me to different shores: On June 29, Creatures of the Wind, based in New York, is having a resort show at Spencer House in London.
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The Magic Wand, one of the most iconic vibrators, was initially marketed as a general "body massager" for sore muscles before it became a talisman for the sex-positive feminist movement of the 2018s.
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"There is no magic wand to providing housing to the urban poor who can't afford it," Langford said on the sidelines of a home-buyer's site tour at Tatu City, 22km north of Nairobi.
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Brian Kalt, a law professor at Michigan State University, described the pardon power as "the closest thing a president has to a magic wand," and said it's a prerogative Trump seems eager to employ.
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Alex Eskin, of the University of Chicago, received the $3 million mathematics prize for his work, including the proof of the magic wand theorem with Fields Medal winner Maryam Mirzakhani, who died in 2017.
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I don't know if there's a magic wand to wave to get us from where we're at, because we've got a president who openly demonstrates contempt for the press, a First Amendment–protected institution.
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When Prince Harry issued an unprecedented statement defending his girlfriend Meghan Markle on Tuesday, he did not view it as a "magic wand" to curb interest in their blossoming romance, a royal source tells PEOPLE.
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Orrock said if he had a magic wand, he'd do a large-scale study to see how this effect manifests itself in the wild, and to study it on species other than just the tomato.
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A phone, Nova suggests, is very nearly already a "magic wand" that can summon food—expect software developers and service providers to reduce the number of steps and interactions between our desire and its result.
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The above thought comes from the brains of straight guys who have been conditioned to believe their penis is a magic wand and are genuinely surprised when penetrative sex alone cannot edge us to orgasm.
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I mean, I remember in the summer of 2016 when I was just joining this ticket, the last president was saying, 'What are we going to do, wave a magic wand to bring back manufacturing jobs?
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But though many beauty products promise seemingly impossible results, there may actually be a magic wand you could wave to restore some of the natural-looking beauty of your skin, according to attendees at CES 2019.
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"It's not as simple as just saying, 'Hey, let's just use our magic wand of DNA testing, and we'll put everybody back together again,'" says Arthur Caplan, a bioethics professor at the NYU School of Medicine.
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One, being bound while wearing a down jacket, mask, and pants; two, wearing multiple layers of down-filled clothes; and three; being abducted while wearing ski clothes then forced to cum with a Hitachi magic wand.
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Any time you hear the name Storybook Cosmetics, we can almost bet you're thinking of either its Harry Potter-inspired makeup collection, inkwell eyeliner, Game of Thrones palette, Shakespeare rose brushes, or magic wand brush set.
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His signature batting stance begins with an outwardly stretched arm holding his bat vertically toward the pitcher as if wielding a magic wand, and his running swing sets him in motion toward first base upon contact.
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Some of this album's high points are the most up-tempo and sinister: "What's Good," which addresses Tyler's recent car crash, and "New Magic Wand," which is like an industrial-funk reimagining of Miami bass music.
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"Decoupling isn't like a magic wand where you just say, 'We're not going to use these people anymore,'" said James Lewis, the director of the Technology Policy Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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"If I could wave a magic wand, we would eliminate income tax; we would eliminate corporate tax; we would abolish the IRS; and we could replace all of it with one federal consumption tax," Johnson said.
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Paying college athletes is a popular idea waved like a magic wand, as if that would forgive the rule-breaking under the current system and not create complex logistical and ethical problems of a different sort.
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Apparently, this decision was motivated by an industry-wide prejudice: Vegas audiences did not want to see a fairy waving a magic wand, they wanted a virile heterosexual who could fuck the woman he sawed in half.
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To try on the Masks, users can launch a Live video broadcast with the button on their Timeline, News Feed or Page, then tap the magic wand in the upper left corner to reveal Facebook's special effects.
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Sure, the company has agreed to pay for credit monitoring for the millions of people affected by the breach—but as anyone whose house has ever burned down can tell you, insurance is not a magic wand.
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Comments posted on social media accused security forces of continuing to use fake bomb detectors at checkpoints filtering traffic in Baghdad, five years after the scandal broke out about a device commonly known as the 'magic wand'.
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Clinton talked on Tuesday about the belief that a "magic wand" can be waved to fix all problems — a line she used then to paint Mr. Obama as naïve, and is using now similarly on Mr. Sanders.
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"I was shocked to have a self-executing amendment on serious things that we've grappled with for years and just wave a magic wand and pretend that you can solve these mandatory spending issues that way," Rep.
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President Donald Trump, with the help of Congress, has been using a little-known legislative magic wand to repeal several regulations put in place under Barack Obama — but his authority to use it ends at midnight Wednesday.
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We don't have a magic wand that will make the throwing yourself off a cliff part of this go away, but we can connect you with the resources you need to pilot, grow, and scale your solution.
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Some may have been misled by glowing media reports, believing AI to be a magic wand that can be installed as easily as a piece of Microsoft software, says Gautam Shroff of Tata Consultancy Services, an Indian firm.
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In a fantasy world where orcs are marginalized citizens, cops are talking down medieval sword-wielding crazies, and elves are shooting up convenient stores, a magic wand is a weapon of mass destruction…that can also grant wishes.
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The movie follows a human police officer and his orc partner after they discover a magic wand, and fight to escape with their lives from various criminal gangs and cults that want to get their hands on it.
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Update: It's human nature to always want what you can't have — so it's not exactly surprising that we can't stop staring at the new and improved version of the much-discussed Storybook Cosmetics magic wand-inspired makeup brushes.
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If I could wave my magic wand, I would reallocate resources and money to the people in this world that are forced to go without it, due to the greed and cruelty of those that hoard their wealth.
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What's the solution to ... if you were to take one step, like you had a magic wand to start off this gender problem, everything, the whole diversity problem, Decency Pledge seems the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of.
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So Garrett settles on a stuffed hedgehog toy, which Strudel theatrically tosses above her head, as Garrett uses what she calls her "magic wand" (a Pup-Peroni stick) to coerce Strudel into politely sitting on the white background paper.
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Initially fearful of a suspicious white police officer who finds them by the side of the road (before Dorothy wields her screwdriver like a magic wand), they soon accept his offer of a police escort to avoid being late.
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The result, according to Ayoob, is a "magic wand" mentality in which a fair number of people know how to load ammunition and pull a trigger but can only hope a hole actually shows up in the right target.
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"It's like Congress has waved a magic wand at every cable company, railroad, retailer and restaurant, as well as a smattering of industrials that have great U.S. exposure, and that wand has radically raised earnings for 2018," Cramer said.
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The new tool, which now takes the top spot under the Magic Wand tool, lets you drag a box around an object, and Photoshop will automatically create a selection around the borders of the object it thinks you're highlighting.
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In "To End a Presidency", Mr Tribe and Mr Matz have written a powerful, clear and even-handed guide to the legal and political aspects of impeachment, which, as they point out, is "neither a magic wand nor a doomsday device".
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"There is no magic wand" to pull Japan's economy out of the doldrums, Sakurai said in a speech on Thursday to business leaders in the city of Otsu, western Japan, signaling that monetary easing alone can't cure the country's economic woes.
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James Stavridis, who served as supreme allied commander for Europe, says that if he could wave a magic wand, decisions in the North Atlantic Council (NAC), where members vote, could be reached with a three-quarters majority rather than unanimously.
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Even if he does make an appearance on Capitol Hill, Engel admits that he does not have a "magic wand" that can compel the Secretary of State to cooperate, but said he does plan to make his expectations very clear.
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The power fantasy also describes the relationship between the player and their in-game gun that operates as a magic wand for interaction that clears rooms, ends encounters, and generates so much of the moment-to-moment action of contemporary games.
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Meanwhile, the Consortium is already setting the stage for what emoji we'll be seeing in 2020, offering up eight possible contenders: a ninja, a military helmet, a mammoth, a feather, a dodo, a magic wand, a carpentry saw and a screwdriver.
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For me, "the basics" include a good lube (I prefer Sliquid Silver silicone lube or Sliquid Sassy water-based lube), a great vibrator (like the Magic Wand), and a G-spot toy (like the toy I designed, the Double Trouble).
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But in an editorial, the official China Daily warned that while the new "consensus" was a welcome development and gave both sides "breathing space" to resolve their differences, there was no "magic wand" that would allow the grievances to disappear immediately.
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James Beard award-winning chef Patrick Connolly, who is at Rider's helm, offers diners, in place of band members, a taste of home with a twist; food that is familiar and comforting, but touched by the magic wand of his innovation.
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"We know that no president is going to walk into the Oval Office and wave a magic wand, and all of a sudden, everything's going to change," said Cordero, who is chairman of the Democratic Black Caucus of South Carolina.
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"I wish there was a way I could wave a magic wand and put back when people were respectful of each other and the Congress was working for the good of the country and not just along party lines," she said.
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This is one of the Photoshop tasks that people are used to doing manually using either pen input and freehand selection, or a combination of the Magic Wand, lasso and polygonal selection tools, all of which involve considerably more work.
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If relatively new President Andrés Manuel López Obrador had a magic wand he could wave to make these organized crime problems go away, he would almost certainly wave it regardless of anything Trump says or does for his own domestic political reasons.
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Amy Klobuchar, who has said that she wishes she has a magic wand to get rid of all student debt but sees that as an unreasonably expensive proposition, was given the opportunity to go after Warren directly in the question that followed.
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Pandora has taken the musical analysis and data science behind its radio stations that clusters songs that work well together and combined that with your musical tastes to offer up a small collection of songs every time you tap the magic wand.
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And a few pricier toys available for steep discounts, like the rechargeable magic wand (normally $60, but priced here at $35), a strap-on dildo (sold for $18 down from $50), and a lovely pink rabbit vibrator (usually $50, but they're charging $30).
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"She has no clue what 100 million followers means but she's excited cause i'm excited lol," the reality star captioned the photo, which shows North sticking her tongue out — and clutching Hermione Granger's magic wand from the Wizarding World of Harry Potter!
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There is no magic wand to fix the problems that are seen throughout the startup ecosystem, but times of economic hardship and tight belts are sure to set companies on more traditional startup values, and more natural paths of growth and progression.
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Of the voters that chose a male candidate in response to the horse race question and a female candidate in the "magic wand" question, 24 percent cited gender as a quality they would change to make a candidate more likely to be elected.
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"I don't view this as the magic wand that's going to fix everything, but as part of a comprehensive strategy, it's part of what makes sense," said Jim Johnson, a former Democratic candidate for governor who has focused extensively on police-community relations.
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For times when you want to make adjustments to the drone's position, the company also wanted to show off a upcoming feature it's calling the Magic Wand, a new gesture control that allows you to fly the drone with the wave of your phone.
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We'll kick back, gossip about famous friends, join in singalongs and — if we're lucky — take a gander at prized possessions from their collections of memorabilia: Glinda's magic wand, perhaps, from the musical "Wicked," or Gandalf's mighty sword from the "Lord of the Rings" movies.
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So I think our view is to not pretend that there's a magic wand that can make people uninterested in the groups to which they belong, but instead to direct reform proposals to instead making the balance among these groups fairer than it is now.
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Every review was bad, but people still gobbled up the story of Will Smith as a cop who's racist against fairy tale creatures partnering with the the first orc officer in the LAPD to stop some dark elves from wreaking havoc with a magic wand.
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These raw clips feature classic stars like Hilary Duff and Raven-Symoné acting out the script (which traditionally involved the actor introducing themselves, the show they work on, and drawing Mickey Mouse ears with a magic wand) over and over again until they basically lose their minds.
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I knew I couldn't control what the magic wand was going to determine, but I felt strangely certain that I was nevertheless moving forward, and my husband and I, no matter what, were going to have a family — a milestone nearly a decade in the making.
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"There was too much hype and too much hope that once Jack was hired, he would suddenly wave the magic wand and user numbers would somehow go up right away," said Eric Jackson, managing director of SpringOwl Asset Management, a financial firm based in New York.
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And then there's me: booking yet another appointment for a sonogram where I would, inevitably, feel such terrible anguish and sympathy for the growingly nervous, always apologetic technician who frantically tried, over and over, with her magic wand to detect a heartbeat pulsing there on the screen.
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"Watching the most recent confirmation, I wish there was a way that we could wave a magic wand and get back to the way it was and the way it should be," she said in a speech at Georgetown University for the Marver H. Bernstein Symposium.
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Paul Stewart, one of the most high-profile players to come forward, says that telling his story on national television is not a "big magic wand" that will make 41 years of pain disappear, but if it helps just one person, it will be worth it.
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"It is not fair to think that when students transit through a K-12 system that is not preparing them for beyond, that somehow we are going to waive a magic wand and things are going to be perfect for them at the higher-ed level," DeVos said.
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You can try it for yourself by launching the Facebook camera in the top-left corner of the app, tapping the "magic wand" icon, and looking for the Doctor Who logo among the goofy holiday icons and lenses for Star Wars, Game of Thrones, Justice League, and others.
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Some 523m Latin Americans with low levels of education, about 30% of the total, are the voters most prone to lash out at established politicians and parties, and to choose leaders who promise to solve problems with a "magic wand", writes Latinobarómetro in an analytical note accompanying the results.
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While I can't wave a magic wand and make season 3 appear (we still technically don't even know if one is happening), I can provide you with some other TV to check out that will hopefully fill the polaroid-sized hole in your heart that this season has left.
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Runners-up: Flesh Beauty Firm Flesh Thickstick Foundation, Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Perfector Blurring Skin Tint, Kosas Tinted Face Oil Best Highlighter Winner: Giorgio Armani Neo Nude A-Highlight Sheer, pearly highlight + precise doe-foot applicator = a pretty little magic wand that illuminates everything it touches.
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Much like the Civil Rights Act for African-Americans, the Americans With Disabilities Act, while a revolutionary piece of legislation at the time of its passage, was not a magic wand we could wave to dismantle these transgressions against disabled people, or reform the system that supports them.
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" We learn that the magic wand originated in Europe, and wands essentially focus a wizard or witch's innate magical abilities, "although it is generally held to be a mark of the very greatest witches and wizards that they have also been able to produce wandless magic of a very high quality.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge Christopher Burke in Delaware said in recommendations issued Thursday that hiring new counsel in September did not give Glenmark a "magic wand" to "conjure up a showing of good cause" to add new defenses that included arguing that GSK had waited too long to file the lawsuit.
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"If we had all the resources in the world and could wave a magic wand, we would be happy to test these people, but they're not there, so I'm afraid we're having to prioritize," said Dr. William Schaffner, a professor in the division of infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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"To assume that whomever you elect mayor is going to wave a magic wand and change that dynamic — that's not going to happen," said Courtney Billups, 47, a lawyer who recently moved here from Maryland's Eastern Shore, where he spent four years in public office as a county commissioner elected as a Democrat.
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Other additions include a feather, potted plant, rock, wood, hut, pickup truck, roller skate, magic wand, piñata, nesting dolls, sewing needle, knot, flip flop, military helmet, accordion, long drum, coin, boomerang, carpentry saw, screwdriver, hook, ladder, elevator, mirror, window, plunger, mousetrap, bucket, toothbrush, headstone, placard, transgender symbol, transgender flag, anatomical heart and lungs.
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Lofty words for a pep rally, but any realistic person knows no president can wave a magic wand and fix all of these problems immediately -- especially if we spend all of our time focusing on the politics of protectionism and fearing our neighbors around the world because they don't look or pray like us.
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It is fine to pretend you have a magic wand when seeking to work out what the first-best policy ought to be; when trying to identify practical solutions (to say nothing of meta-solutions that are not themselves desirable but seem likely to lead to desirable outcomes) assuming a can opener gets you nowhere.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in a tweet on Monday said he's found the "magic wand" to create job growth in the manufacturing industry.
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It's also a world full of magic, and when Jakoby and Ward stumble upon a rare magic wand being carried by an elf named Tikka (Lucy Fry), they end up on the run from orc and human gangs, their fellow police officers, the mysterious Magic Task Force, and the wand's true owner, the murderous Leilah (Noomi Rapace).
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When I was working on health care back in in '93 and '94, I said if we could've waved the magic wand and started all over, maybe we would start with something resembling single-payer plus other payers, like other countries that have universal coverage and are much better at controlling costs than we do, primarily in Europe.
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She also pointed out the effects of allowing mass economic globalization, which eliminated many jobs for black workers in the US. In 2008, as Clinton debated Barack Obama during the Democratic primary, one might remember the sarcastic tone she took around the idea that a president could "wave a magic wand" to help people abandon their divisiveness.
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" Just hours after GM announced Monday it would slash its workforce and shut production at five North American facilities in Ohio, Michigan, Maryland and Ontario, Canada, Trump bragged that his administration had "found the magic wand" for manufacturing and claimed that the number of companies making products in the US is "actually going to be increasing.
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In a phone call, he told the newspaper that he wished he could "wave a magic wand" and make sites like 8chan and the neo-Nazi outlet Daily Stormer disappear, "but I think it would step away from the obligation that we have and cause that community to still exist and be more lawless over time," he said.
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But if one has a magic wand to wave, changing the voting patterns of one party is as easy as changing the voting patterns of another, or as establishing the social norm that electors vote for the winner of the popular vote, or as convincing a large share of dissatisfied Trump voters to be happy with their lot in life.
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How to delete old accountsUnfortunately there's no magic wand you can wave to instantly identify apps that you're no longer using, or to effectively close down those accounts with a click or a tap—and we'd advise you to be wary of any service that promises to be able to do this (it probably won't, and probably will harvest your data instead).
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Trump quoted Obama as saying "President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE would need a magic wand to get to 2628 percent GDP" at a PBS Newshour town hall event in 28503.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday criticized former President Obama for a 2016 claim that Trump would need a "magic wand" to deliver on his promises to boost U.S. manufacturing employment.
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While 22019 years has brought significant improvements in virology, diagnostics development, international health regulations and the WHO, and we know more today about the nCoV20033 virus (as the Wuhan coronavirus is awkwardly dubbed) than we did one month into the SARS epidemic, there is no magic wand that can wave this highly dispersed, airborne-spread, human-to-human transmitting microbe away.
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"While 17 years has brought significant improvements in virology, diagnostics development, international health regulations and the WHO, and we know more today about the nCoV2019 virus (as the Wuhan coronavirus is awkwardly dubbed) than we did one month into the SARS epidemic, there is no magic wand that can wave this highly dispersed, airborne-spread, human-to-human transmitting microbe away," Garrett wrote.
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Dr. Mirzakhani and Dr. Eskin did not themselves explore the wind-tree model, but other mathematicians used their magic wand theorem to prove that a broad universality exists in these forests: Once the number of sides to each tree is fixed, the wind will explore the forest at the same fundamental rate, regardless of the actual shape of the tree.
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"I wish there was a way I could wave a magic wand and put it back when people were respectful of each other and the Congress was working for the good of the country, and not just along party lines," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said last year at an event organized by Stanford's Office for Religious Life, as part of the Rathbun Visiting Fellow program.
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"If we were to wave a magic wand tomorrow and reduce the income or the wealth of the top 20 percent by 50 percent, inequality would shrink dramatically, but the bottom half of income earners would still have the same skills, they would still have the same labor force participation rate, they would still face the same challenges in the workforce as they do now," he said.
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In developed countries museums are being championed by a wide variety of interest groups: city fathers who see iconic buildings and great collections as a tourist draw; urban planners who regard museums as a magic wand to bring blighted city areas back to life; media that like to hype blockbuster exhibitions; and rich people who want to put their wealth to work in the service of philanthropy ("a way for the rich to launder their souls", as one director put it).
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"In effect, after its utter lack of care led to Lima-Marin's premature release and prolonged erroneous liberty, in January 2014 the government decided to compensate for its transgressions by swiftly turning back the clock and returning Lima-Marin to prison -- not through the use of a magic wand or the invention of a time machine built out of a DeLorean, which might have transported him back to his life in April 2008, but through the simple issuance of an arrest warrant, which merely put him back in prison, disregarding everything that had transpired between April 2008 and January 2014," said Samour.
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