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"It depends how long we need to put in place new customs systems, new migration systems — these things can't be magicked up overnight," Mr. Hammond told the BBC on Sunday.
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Director Paul Middleditch begins at the end of days, with the good folks all magicked up to heaven, while the wretches stay behind on Earth to deal with their slow transition into hell.
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Tag Heuer seems to have magicked up the ideal device in the Connected Modular 45 watch, which has ambient mode, a reasonably thin case, and a decent 30-hour battery life — but it costs $1,600.
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So, to be clear, it's a blockchain phone, which you can't have until November, which you can only acquire via the digital coin magicked up by a phone manufacturer with a dubious track record, and which is designed to be used with that token as its primary means of exchange.
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In the futuristic world of "The Hunger Games," first magicked up by the author Suzanne Collins but taken to a new level in the movie, 22 largely impoverished and exploited colonies are ruled by the Capitol: a society so indolent and pampered that its denizens have had their souls corrupted by the pursuit of … plastic surgery!
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In the opening pages, Digger is tunneling alone through the ground, lost and dazed after being intoxicated by a pocket of bad air. Digging to the surface, she emerges in a temple, where she meets the Statue of Ganesh. Here she finds that something or someone has "magicked up" her tunnel, cutting off her route home. The comic describes her experiences and encounters in the temple, nearby village and surrounding area as she seeks information on the whereabouts of her warren, how she came from there to her present location, and how she might get back.
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