I have seen miracles — there's miracles in childbirth and everyday miracles.
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Now those miracles, I don't take credit for all of those miracles.
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Rabbi Schudrich has achieved miracles in Poland, miracles that visitors around the world should visit and see.
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"We save lives and we have miracles but with some diseases you can't have those miracles," she says.
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Christmas is the time of year miracles happen, and because it's 2016, sometimes those miracles get caught on camera.
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"Miracles of miracles, we got the money," said Brooks, adding that he immediately went to tell Wilder the good news.
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"Miracles of miracles, we're both filming in our actual place of residence," said Danes, who is mom to son Cyrus, 3.
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The role of miracles in revealing the divine is a great Christian controversy: Mark denied that miracles were in any way necessary to Jesus' ministry, while John makes a great deal out of the miracles as proof of divinity.
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Leicester have been a thing of miracles this season, and their 25-year-old winger Riyad Mahrez is their miracle among miracles.
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" And yet, he adds, "God allows miracles to happen.
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We think of miracles — in their nature — as enduring.
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In the second, the miracles come into play: To be officially confirmed as a saint, there must be at least two bona fide miracles that can be attributed to the person after death.
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I have seen it perform many miracles in my lifetime.
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Who says there's no such thing as miracles from Heaven?
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In some cases, they were seen as conduits for miracles.
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I went into fifth grade anticipating miracles, and though Mrs.
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"I also explained there are miracles, too," the doctor says.
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And after Wednesday night, I'm reminded that miracles do happen.
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Monetary policy has no magic wand, it cannot make miracles.
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That's what the eye creams ahead are: cool, creamy miracles.
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But there was also the closeness created by the miracles.
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The trusty product we rely upon to work miracles — a.k.
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But our species is made to accomplish miracles of reorganization.
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Meditate on the miracles of zip codes, the way the
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The Little Miracles Academy could not be reached by CNN.
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Fingerprint sensors have turned modern smartphones into miracles of convenience.
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"Lighthizer has worked miracles on this Chinese deal," Kudlow said.
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"I believe in miracles, you never know!" she told TMZ.
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So far, however, Mr Dorsey has yet to perform miracles.
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"And they say miracles don't happen," he wrote on Twitter.
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Verily, says one securocrat, this is a land of miracles.
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A world is a light in a network of miracles.
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That is the purpose and nature of miracles… Frauds deceive.
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Staying with Bifatima, I felt lost in her supposed miracles.
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"When you are desperate, you believe in miracles," he said.
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"These people were not waiting for medical miracles," she said.
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THERE WILL BE NO MIRACLES HEREA MemoirBy Casey Gerald386 pp.
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This is a matter of logistics — no medical miracles needed.
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Science is showing us that we have exhausted nature's miracles.
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He's still the son of God; he can perform miracles.
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N. The music video for "Miracles" debuted in April 2010.
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Based on A Course in Miracles, a 1976 book by Helen Schucman, a psychologist who said Jesus had dictated the book to her, A Return to Love considers miracles as achievable shifts in perception.
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This Louisiana charter school is working miracles for dyslexic kids — but it may shut down This Louisiana charter school is working miracles for dyslexic kids — but it may shut down This segment originally aired Feb.
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It's what allowed her to promise miracles without getting too specific.
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Back then men worked hard, but women had to work miracles.
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Milka blessed us with some truly delicious candy miracles this year.
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In that time, she performed enough miracles to become a saint.
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Matthew mentions some curing miracles that Jesus did after the sermon.
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Jesus' famous miracles for a BBC/Discovery Channel documentary, successfully turning
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Miracles do happen, but it is unwise to rely on them.
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Most people, the messiah preaches, are blind to these everyday miracles.
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So don't expect miracles when trying to walk on black ice.
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But don't expect any sonic miracles from two 8-watt speakers.
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Sound quality is good, but don't expect miracles from the One.
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Santa's sleigh brings presents for kids, and romantic miracles for adults.
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In order to become a saint, one must perform two miracles.
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Kramer-Carter said she knows a drug won't produce any miracles.
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Maas said Europe couldn't perform "miracles," but would do its best.
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Yet miracles abound: Windows glow gold; night skies bloom with stars.
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Yet miracles abound: windows glow gold; night skies bloom with stars.
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To become a saint, Pope Francis had to approve two miracles.
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The false miracles in exchange of a drop of your blood.
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Many Christians today admit they doubt the miracles of the Bible.
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And as the generosity mounted, so did the "miracles," Burrell says.
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Every once in a while, design (and humanitarian) miracles do happen.
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"I'd read about other people's miracles, and now I've got mine."
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Can Apple, if any company, pull off miracles in battery life?
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Of course, acts of martyrdom and miracles come in many forms.
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Keep A planet is a light in a network of miracles,
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These moonbeams can bring miracles along with the smoke and mirrors.
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Two miracles, usually cures that defy natural explanation, are generally required.
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But can she work miracles if her neighbours start falling apart?
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Garner once again plays a mother in "Miracles From Heaven" (2016).
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WARREN BUFFETT: Probably couple other miracles we don't even know about.
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I am definitely a living example that miracles really do happen.
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He has helped people cure themselves, he has witnessed many miracles.
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They Don't," a reference to the much maligned ICP song "Miracles.
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According to legend, Brigid had some cool miracles in ancient times.
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Mr. Moore remained with the Miracles until they dissolved in 1978.
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The book offered up her interpretation of A Course in Miracles.
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It's something like a miracle, but miracles, I guess, do happen.
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"I've seen her work miracles in that slot," said Mr. Johnson.
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All of the miracles were not isolated or simply altruistic events.
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For his performance, Patel described the "tiny miracles" that inspired him.
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When they do they can work miracles, which are not magical.
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Many are drawn by promises of miracles, only to confront setbacks.
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On the police procedurals on TV, she knew, miracles always happen.
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"I survived a lot of miracles inside Dar Alreaya," she added.
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There is nothing illogical about miracles if a Creator God exists.
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There are miracles of co-ordination and precision in the world.
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But he is also credited with a number of fantastical miracles.
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But do we lose something by ignoring or rejecting the miracles?
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For any fellow Jews lamenting the lack of a proper Hanukkah movie, I've got great news: Wonder of wonders, miracles of miracles, Joshua and Benny Safdie have come as close as humanly possible with Uncut Gems.
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She had a strong feeling, in the way a Soria does sometimes, that there were miracles afoot, and she had been told, in the way all Sorias are told, that there were consequences for interfering with miracles.
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" Discussed this week: "The Score" (The Fugees, 1996) "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" (Lauryn Hill, 1998) "MTV Unplugged No. 2.0" (Lauryn Hill, 2002) "Ooo Baby Baby" (Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, "Smokey Robinson and the Miracles LIVE!
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In order to become a Catholic saint, one must perform two miracles.
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He similarly brought the kids to the set during Miracles From Heaven.
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He soon earned the name "Walter Miracles" in his neighborhood of Ponce.
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But I do think they're miracles and lots of people use them.
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In fact, our children will grow up in a Nation of miracles.
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Conceiving my child is one of the greatest miracles I've ever received.
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"I'm definitely a living example that miracles really do happen," he said.
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No talk is going to work miracles, but it beats saying nothing.
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You can create miracles and blessings and you can do the impossible.
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New trial So, Thursday was a day of miracles for Adnan Syed.
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Queen Latifah will be the first to tell you miracles do exist.
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Miracle of miracles: she had resumed her throne behind the Info desk.
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In case you don't know ... Mesereau has worked miracles in the courtroom.
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SAN FRANCISCO — We might be living through a new age of miracles.
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"There were many acts of incredible heroism that night, miracles," he said.
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Miracles are happening at Standing Rock, and it's not going to stop.
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To outsiders, however, China's two self-declared miracles are increasingly in tension.
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Norm Coleman (R-Minn.): For Israel, today is one of real miracles.
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But as you know, at the end of any session, miracles happen.
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La Mer Mini Miracles Set, $90 (valued at $122) [You save $32]
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Don't expect miracles — eighth is my best place in the World Cup.
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I was curious: What were the other miracles used in past canonizations?
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And he's performed a few Christmas miracles as he spread the cheer.
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WILLIAMS: So let&aposs see if more miracles are on the way.
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"There are no miracles here," Kudlow told reporters at the White House.
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There are too many miracles to count inside the British Library's exhibition.
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" The headline almost writes itself: "World-Class Scientist Says Miracles Can Happen!
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In this compelling film, it's not the medical miracles that most impress.
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Hallmark Movies & Mysteries' Miracles of Christmas will also premiere 16 new films.
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With so many unknowns, there is a lot of room for miracles.
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Each was healed, providing evidence of the miracles required for her canonization.
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It's one of the miracles of the human brain in crossword construction.
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And I'm hopeful, but don't expect any miracles out of this soon.
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That story isn't about hiding; it's about desperate need and false miracles.
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Credit card companies can perform miracles extricating travelers from sketchy travel situations.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Fingerprint sensors have turned modern smartphones into miracles of convenience.
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"We actually thanked God for all the miracles that happened," he said.
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"Thanks to those miracles, I'm here with my family," he told CNN.
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They perform medical miracles for children all over Canada and the world.
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And, miracle of miracles: Upstairs, only the living-room lights went on.
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Where some people might see miracles, I see the fruits of reason.
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I also wonder: In embracing miracles, don't we reject our own rationality?
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Jesus himself refused to perform miracles on demand, to impress the doubters.
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Thanks for being such a kickass team and accomplishing miracles every day.
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Vinyl, that sacrosanct slab of plastic, has such mystique that all-vinyl events are heralded with the fervour of miracles being performed, and the ability to pull off miracles, as we all know, should remain in the right hands.
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And according to our beauty director Cat, the stuff really does work miracles.
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They'll look good in the daylight, but don't expect miracles in low light.
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Since then, I've settled for my eyelash curler and mascaras that promise miracles.
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These were all perversions of Jesus' miracles that we witnessed for 20 episodes.
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Even the league's relatively minor stars are miracles of self-belief in action.
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A macher promises one thing and the local misunderstand him or expect miracles.
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It will help people believe in miracles, and I will feel that energy.
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She takes the miracles of St Francis and sings them in four keys.
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It would need several political miracles to pass, especially in this pure form.
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Monaly and her friends felt they were saved by a series of miracles.
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This status is granted when one of the candidate's miracles are verified posthumously.
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Don't expect miracles, however, or felicitous literary translations, or aptly rendered political zingers.
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Magnets aren't miracles, but neither are they a phenomenon that physicists completely understand.
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" She freely talks about redemption and "a merciful God," miracles and "moral leadership.
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You have The Blindside, Soul Surfer, Heaven Is for Real, Miracles from Heaven.
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"I am definitely a living example that miracles really do happen," Scalise said.
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This is one of miracles in modern-day play and is much admired.
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New parents rejoice at the milestones and miracles of their child's earliest years.
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But the Sea of Galilee may need a few more miracles these days.
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I need another one of those miracles that I got back in 2013.
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"Miracles From Heaven," which stars Jennifer Garner, cost just $13 million to make.
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Use this energy to do something you've never thought possible—miracles will manifest.
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"You hear a lot of things described as miracles or miraculous," Bill said.
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One of the miracles was that we found a site the next day.
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The pull quote: This game of economic miracles is in its early innings.
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I work in this field because of the miracles I see every day.
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And that, miracle of miracles, is exactly the course New Jersey has chosen.
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"I wrote him into the script, so miracles happen I guess," she jokes.
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He realized that his life had been "absolutely full of miracles," he said.
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Many worshippers in Asia's biggest Catholic nation believe the statues can grant miracles.
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Unlike previous economic miracles, the tech boom has not led to widespread employment.
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ME How literally do you take the Bible, including miracles like the Resurrection?
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We read our vows that Peter wrote all about miracles, and the Rev.
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The miracles will come from investing in everything: renewables, nuclear and fossil fuels.
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I believe that tomorrow is another day and I believe in miracles. 6.
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Nicholas Kristof BUCHANAN, Liberia — Miracles are rare these days, but I've seen them.
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And now the miracles of technology let them follow you around all day.
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If you're wandering around waiting for miracles, a screen is your worst enemy.
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City of Miracles by Robert Jackson Bennett Robert Jackson Bennett has earned a considerable amount of acclaim for his Divine Cities novels (City of Stairs and City of Blades), and he's bringing his trilogy to a close with City of Miracles.
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We will remain prayerful and will always believe in miracles that happen every day.
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To replicate ourselves, we have to first embrace both the miracles and the foibles.
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We can't put all our eggs in one basket and expect miracles to happen.
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To illustrate his point, he invited "miracles" like Megan Crowley to attend the speech.
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We just need to look around and see the miracles that happen every day.
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The Huawei P30 Pro will do a better job, though you can't expect miracles.
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"It's taken a small series of miracles to make this work," Mr. Incisa added.
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But though well-produced in places, 7 Miracles offers the former without the latter.
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Either way, all birth stories should be celebrated as the miracles that they are.
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Even vomit, "firm and porridge-like" or "runny, like soup", counts among life's miracles.
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But could these modern miracles have solved the epic problems found in classic literature?
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So far he has behaved with caution, not promising miracles but retaining popular appeal.
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However, Kudlow cautioned "there are no miracles here," noting the breakdown of previous talks.
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In the book, he recounts some of the "miracles" that happened that fateful day.
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"I am just counting on some medical miracles to extend my career," she added.
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He was made a saint after several miracles were witnessed at his burial site.
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I'm sure they could work miracles on that huge tip of yours honey baby.
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"You can do a good campaign but you can't do miracles," says Mr Elgarresta.
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Apple's iPhones and iPads have become people's constant companions because they are portable miracles.
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A series of economic miracles has made the region the world's engine of growth.
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If not, Montgomery will be part of the solution, but I won't expect miracles.
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Roth wasn't just a maker of ukases; he was a maker of miracles, too.
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This is one of the miracles in modern-day play and is much admired.
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And one of the smaller, almost imperceptible miracles involves maintenance of the newsroom clocks.
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He said that if he did compete, his fans should not expect more miracles.
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He was, though, an astute tactician, able to defy the odds and conjure miracles.
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I'm hard at work trying to make some miracles happen, but there are limits.
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"Miracles From Heaven" is based on "the incredible true story" of the Beam family.
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Well, a few decades later, actual science is at it with the bionic miracles.
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And maybe those are the miracles which the religious people like to so emphasize.
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Time is running out, and they may have used up their miracles long ago.
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"Our slight change in habits will do miracles for future generations," one politician wrote.
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Where is the title, "There Will Be No Miracles Here," drawn from, and why?
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Dr. Sanjay Gupta remembers the 'giant' in his field and the miracles he performed.
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"Lord, only you can make miracles happen, and we're asking for one," he said.
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He had survived six other execution dates, but he was running out of miracles.
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"I'm definitely a living example that miracles really do happen," he told his colleagues.
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I believe that God is listening and I'm proof that miracles definitely do happen.
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"I believe in miracles," Federer said as to why he didn't stop the match.
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"We thought it might be one of those miracles that could happen," George says.
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They call us magic because we manage to make miracles out of it. 'Wow!
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Isn't that a reason to believe that prayer helps internally, but doesn't access miracles?
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I'd spent a lot of money on products that promised miracles and didn't deliver.
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Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles Rated PG-13 for disturbing subject matter and matchmaking.
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The people who sought Williamson understood her language of angels and demons and miracles.
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Like most Christmas miracles, the song's genesis is both contentious and shrouded in mystery.
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That, to me, is one of the miracles of the earth under our feet.
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Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles Rated PG-13 for disturbing subject matter and matchmaking.
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The eight digester eggs are futuristic-looking, stainless steel structures that perform scientific miracles.
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I think, you know, we Catholics believe in miracles, so we believe anything's possible!
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We simply don't have time to wait for energy breakthroughs or miracles, they say.
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Income growth Success stories of the kind envisioned here have been controversially called miracles.
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And by miracles I mean the product of decades of hard work and innovation.
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Otherwise known as the Course, A Course in Miracles is a massive three-volume religious work that teaches that the only real thing in the world is God's love, and surrendering to God's plan can lead to inner peace and real-life miracles.
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General Dunford has told colleagues in the administration that he is using up most of his "seven miracles" to devise a sustainable Syria policy, a lighthearted reference to the seven miracles of Jesus Christ that are recorded in the Bible's Gospel of John.
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The harsh truth is that Facebook doesn't need to perform technical miracles to target you.
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That's what I love about Bethel — they create space for God to move in miracles.
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"Territorio stays about partly through miracles, I think," co-founder Lya Battle said in 2016.
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Bruno Mars is turning some of that 24K Magic into million-dollar miracles for Michigan.
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She is a wellspring of love, and my proof that magic and miracles are real.
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Mars is fearless, and Jupiter believes in miracles, so today's the day to be bold!
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About one in ten of his miracles heals a Muslim or Jew, says Father Matar.
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Once an amenity found on every corner, these miracles of modern life lapsed into disrepair.
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All five of the new saints were attributed with interceding with God to perform miracles.
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"All I can say is miracles do exist," Issac Labelle, Xavier's brother, posted on Facebook.
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Always know that God lives, He answers prayer, and He is a God of miracles.
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Which, sure; miracles do not need to be—should not need to be—fully explained.
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Even if your job concerns the stuff of miracles, it will become familiar and procedural.
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We think it doesn't require any new miracles from the worlds of engineering or manufacturing.
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The terrors of this novel feel timeless, almost biblical: There are abominations here, and miracles.
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Many similar miracles were reported, and signs, and Little St. Don's fame grew and grew.
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When talking about Dr. Manhattan, Laurie mentions how he was always interested in thermodynamic miracles.
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Sherry sells miracles via PayPal and they can end up being a lot of money.
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We expect it to produce miracles out of shrinking budgets, ageing equipment, and fractured staff.
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But it was often the small, quirky, brilliant, little digital miracles that made life interesting.
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I was skeptical that anyone could complete the game without some series of minor miracles.
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The words are difficult to understand, but—miracle of miracles—we can translate them all.
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La Mer Merry Little Miracles Set, $160Treat yourself to luxurious skin-care from La Mer.
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Miracles can be considered a success for Sony Pictures just five days after it opened.
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"This is one of the absolute miracles in evidence at this trial," Mr. Bove said.
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Elisia Manuel showed me the warehouse in Sacaton, Arizona, where Three Precious Miracles is located.
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To me, they're miracles of chemistry — and the way I completely, totally trashed my nails.
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Why can't we accept that Jesus was an extraordinary moral teacher, without buying into miracles?
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What spell "The Age of Miracles" did manage to cast was predicated on two aspects.
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And I've never said, "It's the season of miracles," without a strong dose of sarcasm.
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It doesn't expect miracles, but it rejects a grim helplessness, a spirit of inevitable doom.
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It doesn't expect miracles, but it rejects a grim helplessness, a spirit of inevitable doom.
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While raising a family of seven on an artist's mercurial paycheck, he managed some miracles.
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Vows Jonathan Hodge has a reputation for pulling off small miracles on the basketball court.
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Sainthood usually requires that two miracles be identified, something that can take several more years.
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I saw with intensive outpatient treatment over a year with Suboxone that miracles do happen.
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"This is a course in miracles," the voice said to the research psychologist, Helen Schucman.
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This was "A Course in Miracles," and it became the basis for all Williamson's dogma.
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Air-conditioning demystifies nature's miracles, and contributes to a culture characterized by disconnection and overconsumption.
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"Unless the miracle of all miracles happens, I would acknowledge that he's dead," Trump said.
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It's often said that there are no miracles for those who don't believe in them.
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The consequences of not pursuing the investment necessary to create scientific miracles is our challenge.
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Jesus' disciples, who had seen miracles, all deserted him at his hour of greatest need.
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You have to stay positive and keep God with you because he really does perform miracles.
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And it feels surreal that we are just hours away from one of life's great miracles.
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It can boost rainfall from certain clouds by about 10 percent, but it can't work miracles.
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Mr. Gordy was coming in with the Miracles, because they had "Shop Around" at that time.
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"If it weren't for Matthew, these eight couples wouldn't be expecting these little miracles," says Clayshulte.
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In response to other businesses offering support, Raise the Roof wrote, "Who says miracles don't happen."
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In the midst of miracles, their love-hate liaison never loses its rivalry—or its poignancy.
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But you have to keep pressing until the miracles happen, and when they did they did.
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Over time, the project morphed into what would become 7 Miracles, with Cerqueira handling directing duties.
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According to Frady, Little Miracles had been cited in the past for not keeping proper paperwork.
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Learning secrets of the universe and life through the unexpected birth of these gaddamn fluff miracles.
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But for $40 it does manage to work miracles with cardboard, elastic bands, and reflective stickers.
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They need Speights' itchy-trigger finger and his three-pointers that still feel like little miracles.
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We should pause, for a moment, and appreciate the miracles that are the Magic Mike movies.
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He just believes that what he says is the truth, that this government has performed miracles.
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However they are interpreted, miracles exist, because that is how they are lived in our world.
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And though I could easily have felt alone -- so removed from my two miracles -- I didn't.
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" Cruz joked earlier this month that support from Graham shows that God "can still do miracles.
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"We shouldn't expect miracles and easy answers," he said, "but we're positioned to accelerate progress." video
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There are usually two miracles required to establish sainthood — one for beatification and another for canonization.
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But global warming is real, so is evolution, and miracles must be documented with scientific rigor.
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As a result, medieval art is rife with references to the miracles performed by kid Christ.
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I get the impression, Nick, that you think science is somehow incompatible with belief in miracles.
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Instead, there were little daily miracles, illuminations, matches struck unexpectedly in the dark; here was one.
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"We cannot work miracles, but we will try to avert a failure" of the nuclear deal.
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Whoever built it, whoever raised the spring, danced, performed reversals or miracles — no one is sure.
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"Unless the miracle of all miracles happens, I would acknowledge that he's dead," Mr. Trump said.
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"That's what's important in life -- miracles, right?" her mother, Julie Pressman, says, pointing to the sky.
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"I hope he can play but the medical staff will need to work miracles," added Noah.
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But a growing body of research shows that we may well be running out of miracles.
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After that is when miracles occurred and we finally get to Congress, get to Senator Mark Warner.
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Under the heading of minor miracles, you had members of the House working on a Friday night.
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Felon or not, Franny believes in miracles and true love and doesn't let anything get her down.
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We don't discount miracles, and we are open to things being fake when they need to be.
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They are our miracles and we want to make sure they experience life to their fullest potential.
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"I didn't see it coming to fruition because miracles like that just do not happen," she says.
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"When you hear all this talk about 'economic miracles' right now, remember who started it," Obama said.
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How fraudulent spiritualists would adapt magic-trick methods to in order to create illusions of empirical miracles.
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With the answer to this question, I've found all miracles, including the making of saints, are possible.
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West's mentee Big Sean combined with Coldplay on "Miracles (Someone Special)" for their Kaleidoscope EP from July.
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Crossrail, as the £14.8bn ($19bn) infrastructure project is known, is on track to deliver other small miracles.
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"Believing in miracles myself, I could just relate," the actress tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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I want to believe in miracles ... I still believe up until now that this is a lie.
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Where 7 Miracles really steps away from Christianity's historical traditions is in how isolating the experience is.
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It's the 221st century, and tech is performing small miracles everywhere from urban agriculture to gene editing.
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But from the Pentagon perch, the mini-miracles of human determination to restore the building were inspiring.
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The future Miracles frontman met her elder brother first, who invited him to the Franklin family home.
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"I want to apologize to Myles," Audrey Thornton, the owner of Little Miracles Academy, said through tears.
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Miracles happen more than we realize but we miss them because we are not looking for them.
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In the mid-90s, Kenny G's holiday album, Miracles, was the first CD sold in Starbucks stores.
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Sure, they don't really help the people house-hunt, but the miracles they work are still real.
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The latest entry, Sony's "Miracles From Heaven," took third place this weekend with an impressive $15 million.
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The family reunited again the following month in Atlanta, Georgia, where Garner was filming Miracles from Heaven.
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Religious miracles won't play a role in this feat — just a shallow pool of cornstarch-filled water.
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"The thing people found most objectionable was the performing of miracles as a child," Mr. Nowrasteh said.
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The Tyvek was printed all over with the slogan of its maker, Dupont: "The Miracles of Science."
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Spending day after day breaking down the miracles and tragedies of human existence into costs and surcharges?
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Its potency works miracles, soothing extreme pain in cancer patients who are usually prescribed patches or lozenges.
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It is logical, then, that submission to his authority depends not at all on signs or miracles.
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As the mother of a young adult in recovery, I've seen the miracles these programs make possible.
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The modern-era Patriots are known for dramatic comebacks, usually spearheaded by Brady working last-second miracles.
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He hung with Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Huey Lewis and the News and the Four Tops.
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Casey Gerald, the author of "There Will Be No Miracles Here," a memoir, was the December pick.
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These are my small miracles scattered like bread crumbs, the way forward dotting the path behind me.
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And when massive trade liberalization happened in places like Mexico, the hoped-for growth miracles didn't materialize.
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He also excels at swatting away bromides about the miracles of markets and the failures of governments.
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Which underdog team has the best chance to pull off a "do you believe in miracles" upset?
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But I really think that people love to hear about miracles, and about things coming out great.
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Thomas Jefferson wrote his own version of the New Testament and got rid of all the miracles.
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Just don't forget your skepticism: many who are drawn by promises of miracles leave only with disappointment.
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"I know people far more worthy of miracles than I am who haven't gotten them," he says.
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"Every day, we see little miracles, and this just happened to be a big one," he said.
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I believed in biblical miracles: stories of walking on water, talking bushes and multiplying loaves of bread.
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Don't sports miracles happen suddenly, one hockey game, a shot heard 'round the world, a perfect punch?
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Miracles in a Swamp continues at Regina Gallery (1, 4th Syromyatnichesky pereulok 105120, Moscow) through June 25.
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"If I wanted to talk about the miracles from that week I could talk for hours," he says.
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"I have always believed in miracles," sang the prime minister, Scott Morrison (pictured), who is an evangelical Christian.
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For McKinnon's husband, this is especially true of songs by Motown acts like the Temptations and the Miracles.
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The workaday miracles of modern communication technology mean that it's easier than ever to keep watching your team.
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Given the now-general disdain for free markets, it is easy to forget the economic miracles they conjure.
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The virtual screening of drugs is just the latest in the pocketful of miracles that today's smartphones represent.
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"We cannot work miracles, but we will try to avert a failure (of the nuclear deal)," Maas added.
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The former couple reconvened for Affleck's 43rd birthday in Atlanta, Georgia, where Garner was filming Miracles of Heaven.
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A MONTAGE of miracles plays on the giant screens in the Perez Dome, a Pentecostal church in Accra.
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Miracles were often reported during Lebanon's civil war of 1975-90 and its war with Israel in 2006.
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If we want truly clean sports, we might have to pay the price by re-thinking our miracles.
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Pope Francis approved miracles attributed to Romero and Paul VI earlier this year, paving the way to sainthood.
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Miracles, however, are also scrutinized and deemed to be miraculous, only if they have no logical medical explanation.
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But there are some great supplies that can work miracles, like the FiberFix Repair Wrap: 3-Roll Bundle.
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Little Miracles Academy is an "immediate serious danger to the public health, safety and welfare," the order said.
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Kim, Brittany and MiAngel aren't done working miracles, either -- we're told they're on top of several more cases.
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Miracles may or may not abound, which will certainly spark introspection whilst you spark your next big doink.
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Never give up on yourself and keep believing that only god can create the miracles you're hoping for.
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After all, Republicans constantly invoke the miracles of Saint Reagan to justify their faith in supply-side economics.
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Part of the appeal was the special effects required to present the story's combination of miracles and calamities.
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"Under the heading of minor miracles, you had members of the House working on a Friday," Gowdy said.
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We've had plenty of well-loved misfits: "as is" Ikea specials, parental handoffs, Craigslist semi-miracles, roadside rescues.
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Because, sometimes, when you lack the power to generate miracles, you just have to settle for a massage.
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It may restore your faith, if not in miracles then in the near-miraculous sensation of close looking.
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I wouldn't go around proselytizing barefoot, or pronouncing shamanistic phrases, as often as not false, or perform miracles.
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But for thousands of people whose kidneys have already stopped working, these medical miracles will come too late.
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"We're not expecting miracles from Ali to come into the first-grade team any time soon," Jones says.
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Black Madonna icons are often particularly associated with miracles, sudden endings of wars, and political struggles for freedom.
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And while the shows are mostly sold out, Dead fans know their way around last-minute ticket miracles.
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As much as I had told myself not to expect miracles, I was all psyched up for one.
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And-- there's no question, I mean, that our drug companies and-- I mean, they've worked miracles-- you know?
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Once considered modern miracles, they are manmade chemicals that include perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS).
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A million tiny miracles have happened in the two years since the Christmas I spent pregnant with him.
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What is required of a saint is a radiant reflection of the holy and a capacity for miracles.
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All the better to partake in these rituals informed by a deep faith in the existence of miracles.
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Voters in many countries are already turning to populists who are promising miracles and attempting nationalist economic experiments.
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Isn't it possible to admire Jesus' message in the Sermon on the Mount without buying into the miracles?
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In terms of miracles, this is as much as you'd expect a God to perform in the present.
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But anyway, a series of miracles occurs and I wind up persuading Kleiner Perkins that I have this idea.
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Thank y'all so much," Watson captioned a photo on Instagram of a shirt bearing the words "believe in miracles.
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Thank y'all so much," Watson captioned a photo on Instagram of a shirt bearing the words "Believe in Miracles.
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Just like his onscreen daughter in Miracles from Heaven, Henderson's miracle came in the form of an apparent accident.
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The challenges we face in building machines that think highlight the various little miracles of our own biochemical goo.
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LIBERAL ECONOMICS MAY have gone out of fashion, but not before working miracles in some parts of the world.
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The Miracles from Heaven star asked lawmakers to preserve the nearly $1 million in funding the organization receives annually.
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NOW: Since her iconic stint as the face of dance-based miracles in 2000, Coco Star has gone solo.
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"We cannot promise any miracles — there are none — but we can promise some opinions," Winfrey said in the clip.
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"Our family feels so blessed to have welcomed these two little miracles into the world," May-Treanor tells PEOPLE.
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"We're seeing more miracles in these past two years than we have in the past decade," says Father Matar.
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Weah, FIFA's 1995 Player of the Year, promised "progress" in his inaugural address, rather than "quick fixes or miracles."
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But we're gonna try to get down here and see if we can get it and get some miracles.
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FROM COINAGE: You Don't Need Superpowers to be Batman – Just This Much Money Her miracles only continued from there.
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This, the work of engineering a dozen minor miracles a day, so ordinary it could be mistaken for invisible.
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"The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse" let me know that I was still a writer.
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"They are definitely little miracles," Kate Hill told Today Tonight about her daughters, who are now 10 months old.
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Until it delivers an eye-rolling scene near the end, "Miracles From Heaven" is an unexpectedly effective tear-jerker.
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"Miracles From Heaven" is rated PG (Parents strongly cautioned) for a few tough scenes of childhood illness and pain.
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He is placing his faith in this woman whom he has seen perform miracles, for better or for worse.
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But surely my parents didn't realize that one of her miracles was reputed to be performing Ireland's first abortion.
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I revere Jesus' teachings, but I have trouble with the miracles — including, since this is Christmas, the virgin birth.
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Especially in this season of celebrated miracles, it somehow thrills me to be stirring at 2 or 3 a.m.
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It's a gift she displayed in her best-selling and well-reviewed first novel, "The Age of Miracles" (2012).
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" They won, 4-3, as the broadcaster Al Michaels exclaimed in the final seconds, "Do you believe in miracles?
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" Sam Kestenbaum, writing in The Times, said Ms. Williamson's closing remarks were "drawing directly" from "A Course in Miracles.
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Thrilled that I wasn't completely blind, I grew up as a profoundly visual person who believed in medical miracles.
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When they take their time, though, like Bain did with Burlington Stores, these so-called vultures can work miracles.
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House Chaplain Patrick Conroy recommends to people who "believe in miracles," to start praying for one, to help Sen.
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The van driver has been fired, Little Miracles owner Audrey Thornton said at a press conference earlier on Wednesday.
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He was a poor monk in modest robes, known for his religious zeal and praised for his magnificent miracles.
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She talked about her girls as miracles, because she had some health problems and didn't know if she'd have kids.
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For the Mirages and Miracles project, they decided to transpose this experience and create a performance for a single spectator.
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In "Smarter Faster Better," he uses example of plane crashes, assembly-line miracles, kidnappings and more to prove his point.
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Jennifer Garner is opening up about her faith and family following the premiere of her new film, Miracles from Heaven.
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"I have already been the beneficiary of so many miracles, which I know I owe to my ancestors," he wrote.
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Following Mary's miraculous healing, she dedicated her life to Jesus, following him as he performed miracles and spread his teachings.
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And his family, including his parents played by Jennifer Garner (Miracles from Heaven) and Josh Duhamel (Transformers: The Last Knight).
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Canonization, the last step in the process, requires proof of two miracles (or one in the case of a martyr).
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Traveling with Odin is a journey of miracles, which American Gods films in a lush, saturated, lingering, hyper-real style.
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He has notched up 26,000 miracles since his death in 1898, when villagers said light beamed out of his tomb.
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While the team's success is encouraging, SECORE is cognizant that lab-grown coral aren't going to be performing any miracles.
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Generally, from experience, the G6 performs exactly how its spec sheet suggests, but don't expect miracles from that 3,300mAh battery.
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Sony's "Miracles From Heaven" rounded out the top five, grossing approximately $7.5 million and pushing its total to $46.8 million.
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He said it's about allowing God to work through you and for you -- and if you do, miracles still happen.
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There is, it seems, a human cost to any and all of the miracles we crave by watching the Olympics.
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"India needs to invest in the long term, not expecting miracles at the touch of a button," summed up Krishna.
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Bottom line: If your original is a bit fuzzy the AI isn't going to work miracles and clean it up.
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These limestone sculptures, roughly hewn from blocks stolen from construction sites, are miracles of formal variety within strict, symmetrical constraints.
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" Zachary, she tells PEOPLE, still wears a back brace and will need future surgeries — as will Angela, "but they're miracles.
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When you look at the miracles Jesus Christ performed, Jesus actually broke the laws of nature to make something happen.
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Emiliano, a former mafia-combating public prosecutor, heads a region that is its own tribute to the union's quiet miracles.
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Now that we know miracles happen, are there other long shots on the horizon that might rival Leicester's improbable win?
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I always like a challenge, especially this time of year as I'm all hopped up on Christmas miracles and philanthropy.
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Like all miracles, Ellen's redemption did not offer a panacea for homophobia so much as a glimpse of what's possible.
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Doctor: The miracles we study are always related to sick people, to an illness that has developed a certain way.
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A Course in Miracles resonated with Williamson, and she decided to bring it to others with A Return to Love.
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"I am alive thanks to not one but to a dozen miracles," he told The San Francisco Chronicle in 2009.
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Rhino then sang "The Track of My Tears" by Smokey Robinson and The Miracles which, of course, impressed the panel.
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He said he had been praying to the Virgin Del Carmen, who is also known as the Virgin of Miracles.
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Another strategy is to invoke voodoo: to claim that taxes can be cut without spending cuts, because miracles will happen.
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To prove that miracles could not happen, you would have to know beyond a doubt that God does not exist.
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For lots of people, "Obamacare" has become synonymous with the health care system itself, with its many miracles and dysfunctions.
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Bits Google and Facebook have in record time sweated bullets, worked miracles and eliminated all unreliable information from the internet!
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While I'm sure my kids will encounter religious ideas and stories of miracles before long, I won't rush them there.
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As Jews around the world celebrate, let the menorah's light remind us all of the miracles in our own lives.
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As Jews around the world celebrate, let the menorah's light remind us all of the miracles in our own lives.
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"Perhaps the age of miracles has returned?" thinks yet another priest, witnessing the sudden levitation of an especially annoying congregant.
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Absent that kind of emotional response, will a positive reception to "Rocketman" be enough to work miracles on Elton John's catalog?
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Under Brian Clough the latter believed in miracles, winning two European Cups, but the former don't even really dream these days.
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"From day one, we saw miracles," says Munoz, Joey's legal guardian, who updates his milestones on the Facebook page Joey Strong.
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From overt miracles to simple stories of God's love showing up just at the right time, their experiences have moved me.
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He shrinks the manmade miracles of his predecessors down into a whimsical adaptation that incorporates the exuberant spirit of stop-motion.
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And while these gifts may not seem like much, God is big enough to take them and turn them into miracles.
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In Miracles from Heaven, she plays the mother of a sick child whose condition mysteriously improves after a brush with death.
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I'm a Zillow voyeur now, but I've been dreaming about the miracles behind other people's walls for a very long time.
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He continues to claim that the economy is performing miracles and that his tax cuts for the wealthiest pay for themselves.
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THE evidence that President Donald Trump has "fulfilled miracles", as his chief disciple Mike Pence claims, is in one sense incontrovertible.
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"I am in heaven – Grateful for these 4 miracles," he captioned the image featuring his family sitting around a big table.
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We look at the web's myriad miracles (the information explosion, unprecedented collaboration) and pitfalls (addiction, hacking, cyber war) along the way.
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The Packers offensive line is the one working miracles out there, giving him like five eternities to complete a pass. 3.
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"I'm definitely a living example that miracles really do happen," he shared in an interview at the time, according to NPR.
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The two start to fall for each other; the townspeople do not care for it; riots and true love miracles ensue.
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The church has recognized 69 miracles and thousands of cures at Lourdes, a small city in the foothills of the Pyrenees.
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Morrison told raucous supporters late on Saturday, who had earlier seemed resigned to defeat, that he had always believed in miracles.
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" On her Facebook page, that mother writes, "Nicole is a Miracle Worker and now we're seeing miracles worked in her life.
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It's kind of cool to see at least one of the machines Apple keeps in its chimerical workshop of miracles, though.
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I reluctantly learned that while the likelihood of medical miracles is slim, chance still favors the haves versus the have-nots.
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"I guess I have to believe in miracles," Haggard said in a 2000 interview of a life filled with second chances.
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"We heard from many people -- this is the place where miracles happen," James Tullier said at a December 15 press conference.
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Mina told reporters Tuesday that the DCF is conducting an "operational investigation" of Little Miracles Academy in response to Myles' death.
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On this day we celebrate our Chrises in all their glory and embarrassment, because we too are miracles of glorious embarrassment.
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America must never forget that when a cop and an inner-city kid talk to each other, then miracles can happen.
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"America must never forget, when a cop and an inner city kid talk to each other, miracles can happen," she said.
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" Continuing, he wrote: "Never give up on yourself and keep believing that only God can create the miracles you're hoping for.
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"The scientific community is almost monolithic against you in terms of the efficacy of the three products you called 'miracles,'" Sen.
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They are my miracles, which I almost didn't allow to happen because of heartbreak, self-doubt and maybe even self-loathing.
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"In 2014, she won an Emmy for "Outstanding Writing For a Variety Special" for her stand up special "We Are Miracles.
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St. Don was continually pulling off these sorts of miracles, to the amazement of the people, especially those on the left.
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Brown said that the signing had happened thanks to some "miracles," and the efforts of many people—among them industry representatives.
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Performers include the Beach Boys, Bo Diddley, Marvin Gaye, Lesley Gore, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, the Ronettes and the Supremes.
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When St. Charles drove the van to a second Little Miracles location, she allegedly forgot to check the vehicle for children.
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"That's one of the happy miracles of the age," said Jamie Wolff, an owner of Chambers Street Wines in New York.
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"Mine, then, is the story of a peasant boy...and, with luck, God and His miracles or lack thereof," he writes.
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" He contrasted it with the 103th-century window next to it, representing the miracles of Christ, "so dark it's almost illegible.
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But the miracle of all miracles has to be the emergence itself, and it happens so quickly it's easy to miss.
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"I'm definitely a living example that miracles really do happen," said Scalise, whose speech was interrupted several times by standing ovations.
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On other occasions, he is a character in a horror film, replete with miracles and prophecies and voices of the dead.
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But we're living in a time where it's really hard to believe in miracles, it's hard to have faith in anything.
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Most miracles be small—lightning bugs flicking off & onin the dusk before the storm, hoping to be caughtby fire & each other.
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After he broke the news of the fourth I.V.F. failure, simmering from grief, I dismissed his usual anecdotes of past miracles.
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Fortunately, we as a society regularly benefit from the miracles of modern medicine — that is, until we are about to die.
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No miracles are coming this year, it would seem; the Syracuse win may well wind up as the season's high point.
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As Vox explained earlier this year, A Course in Miracles, often referred to just as the Course, is a "massive three-volume religious work that teaches that the only real thing in the world is God's love, and surrendering to God's plan can lead to inner-peace and real-life miracles" published in the mid-1970s.
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He does not count on miracles; even miracles require equipment, and because of the blockade, he was running low on pretty much every critical resource and diagnostic tool that a normal hospital needs to function, let alone one that sees regular mass-casualty events from bombs designed to dismember people hundreds of yards in every direction.
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I'm not expecting miracles in terms of your ability to solve for a particular situation or challenge or strategy inside the company.
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Jamie Watson, who is the stepfather of Spears' daughter, Maddie, posted a picture with the words "Believe in Miracles" on Instagram Tuesday.
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Classrooms can perform culinary miracles with just a sink, a portable induction stove and a good knife or two, Ms. Fredericks said.
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The Miracles From Heaven actress shared a sweet and funny photo on Instagram Monday of herself walking her pet chicken, Regina George.
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Morrison told raucously cheering supporters late on Saturday, who had earlier seemed resigned to defeat, that he had always believed in miracles.
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Erdrich has been quoted declaring The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse (363) her own favorite of her books.
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More on this... 20 medical mysteries and miracles 12 signs you may have an anxiety disorder Can cell phones cause brain tumors?
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Garner and her young Miracles from Heaven costar Kiley Rogers were on-hand to accept the film's award for choice drama movie.
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Fear held me back for 40-plus years of my life, and I broke out of that fear and miracles are happening.
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While the miracles of science and technology are worthy of our praise, we lose something vital when we forsake ambiguity for certainty.
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"People are waiting for a miracle, but there won't be any miracles," Volodymyr Fesenko, a political analyst, said ahead of the vote.
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The fact that these people exist in real life is another one of the miracles that makes Survivor such an incredible show.
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Odalys Bermudez, wife of a National Guard sergeant, said she relies on "miracles" to feed her four children aged 5 to 12.
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It was around that time that Williamson discovered the book that would determine the path of her career: A Course in Miracles.
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It&aposs called the Lord of Miracles and is credited with everything from curing illness to protecting this coastal city from earthquakes.
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The film's abiding impression is of a ponderous mystery, complete with miracles and exorcisms, unfolding gradually amid brownish hills and grey lakes.
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The resemblance, in truth, is only down to long hair, but on the pitch, iBP's 0ver_zer23 had his own line in miracles.
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"You never lose the stress levels associated with launch, there's a 'million little miracles' making these things leave the pad," he said.
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As Mexico City's central market for illegal merchandise, Tepito offers miracles of consumerism, afternoons of respite from the grind of economic exclusion.
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DCF officials shut down both locations of Little Miracles Academy on Wednesday, DCF Secretary Mike Carroll said in a statement to CNN.
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The Miracles from Heaven star made a visit to Boston Children's Hospital on Monday, where she met with staff, families, and patients.
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But no major ceremony is planned to mark the path to sainthood for the two miracles of healing attributed to Mother Teresa.
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"The market's acting like Hunter Harrison can work miracles at CSX, and honestly, he's already done a very impressive job," Cramer said.
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Baldisserri said the engine department had performed miracles since 2014 but Binotto was more of a team principal than a technical director.
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"I'm definitely a living example that miracles really do happen," Scalise said when he returned to the House floor last September. Sen.
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"I am definitely a living example that miracles really do happen," Scalise said with House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy at his side.
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And then, finally, not satisfied with having worked a couple of miracles, Wang Chuanfu decided he would go into the automobile business.
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"I said, 'Judge, I'm in the business of miracles,' and I raised it in contributions in a matter of days," he recalled.
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But while science has created medical miracles like test-tube babies, there's little that doctors can do for someone with Moebius syndrome.
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Texas Rangers: Manager Jeff Banister worked miracles in his first season, taking the Rangers from worst to first in the AL West.
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People cried in remembering the miracles the saint performed in their own lives: healing a sick child, clearing up a violent storm.
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Our arguments about how the world worked, whether or not I'd actually witnessed "miracles," and the foundations of morality were emotionally charged.
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The oversized banner Don't Expect Miracles, which hovers over the show from the ceiling, takes its queue from a flea market potholder.
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I certainly don't expect miracles after five weeks, or even five years frankly, because we don't even have an agreement in place.
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But no more than a handful of miracles are accepted of all the potential saints nominated by the Roman curia each year.
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" And of the Protestant belief that the era of miracles was done, Braudy writes, "God had not left the world behind entirely.
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We were sure that enlightened public policy would continue to loosen regulations, which would make for more and more miracles like ours.
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The couple established a nonprofit called Three Precious Miracles in the hopes of making it easier for Native families to foster children.
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Williamson's books include A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles and Healing the Soul of America.
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"There is still significant uncertainty, but the commodity market is not waiting around to find out if miracles can happen," she added.
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Just be sure you aren't expecting miracles when your money may be better spent on therapy — there's no topical Xanax just yet.
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Jimmy Butler scored 25 points for the Bulls (39-40), who now need a series of miracles to get into the postseason.
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Ties The birth of a baby of any species brings a sense of awe at the miracles and godliness of the everyday.
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He delved into self-improvement: EST, Lifespring, Courses in Miracles, Transcendental Meditation, kabbalah, Tony Robbins, Deepak Chopra and the Power of Now.
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Watch them struggling out of their shells—albumen-coated miracles, translucent and greasy—and you'll never again classify eggs as inanimate objects.
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Based on past abysmal performances, one could say that exercising realistic leadership and force protection would be miracles in and of themselves.
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If the feeling possessing head coach Erik Spoelstra's players following another win over the Washington Wizards stays, good chance more miracles remain.
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Ties The birth of a baby of any species brings a sense of awe at the miracles and godliness of the everyday.
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Or you could be sitting there hoping that today is the one when you'll learn about the miracles of the hamburger Holstein.
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One of the problems I have with the evangelical church is that it seems more dazzled by the miracles than the message.
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He is among those concerned that the pursuit of energy miracles, if seen as the only path, might weaken support for other efforts.
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Trey Gowdy, R-SC "Under the heading of minor miracles, you had members of the House working on a Friday night," Gowdy said.
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Everything changed when she read the transformative spiritual guidebook A Course In Miracles, a 1976 guidebook for achieving spiritual transformation by Helen Schucman.
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"I have always believed in miracles," Morrison told cheering supporters at Sydney's Wentworth Hotel, where the government holds its official election night function.
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One of the great miracles of this show is how this couple manages to stay together in the face of steadily escalating trauma.
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People of faith often believe many things that defy logic — resurrection, the ability to talk to God (prayer), healing, the power of miracles.
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It's a response to the 1976 book A Course in Miracles, whose author Helen Schucman claimed to have taken dictation directly from Jesus.
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Obviously, don't expect them to perform miracles on every image—you might get better results on your own in a photo editing application.
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The process has been controversial, as well, with accusations that at least one of the miracles attributed to Mother Teresa is a fraud.
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She took the stage to accept the award for Choice Drama Movie for her film, "Miracles From Heaven," and she appeared genuinely shocked.
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"I just hope my parents don't see it!" she told reporters recently while promoting her upcoming drama Miracles from Heaven in Los Angeles.
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The Royals followed up their series of minor miracles against the White Sox with a run of disappointment in Cleveland the next weekend.
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The script had been sitting in Terry's desk for years, and was based on the H.G. Wells' book The Man Who Wrote Miracles.
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It's a plea for you to believe that miracles really do come true, so you should open your wallet to watch a mismatch.
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If the Congregation finds substantial proof that the potential saint performed at least two miracles, it passes their case on to the Pope.
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"Unless the miracle of all miracles happens, I would acknowledge that he's dead," Trump added in an interview with The New York Times.
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The more we play down animal intelligence, the more we ask science to believe in miracles when it comes to the human mind.
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"I'm hoping God makes miracles," said a woman who entered the U.S. and gave birth days before a policy change blocked her partner.
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For it is not the things in themselves that are the miracle, but it is the source of miracles that we should appreciate.
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We talked about the above questions, modern miracles, and what kind of backlash the men have faced since proclaiming to be Christ reincarnated.
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Spell said he believes, as Jesus' apostles did, that we are living near the End Times, and that miracles, signs and wonders abound.
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Biology is often at odds with feminist ideals, Ms. Selvaratnam argued in an interview, and science, while promising, has yet to produce miracles.
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"Miracles are constantly emerging across this great land of China," Mr. Xi told nearly 3,000 lawmakers in the Great Hall of the People.
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When I light the candles, I'm going to celebrate the possibility of light in dark times, the importance of even the smallest miracles.
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Then one magical day, I stumbled on THE TERRIBLE, by Yrsa Daley-Ward, and THERE WILL BE NO MIRACLES HERE, by Casey Gerald.
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Among the many miracles attributed to St. Anthony, the local community fondly remembers an unscheduled stop by Pope John Paul II in 1995.
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If changes are made this year, Mr. Cohen said, significant bureaucratic miracles will have to be performed to meet a deadline of Sept.
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The inventor of chloroform wrote under a pseudonym to complain that Lister was taking credit for having discovered the miracles of carbolic acid.
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With an economy built on real-estate deals, and some outright land hustles, Arizona was primed to embrace an outsider promising quick miracles.
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There are now working streetlights and dry cleaners and cash machines, small miracles in a country that had become a byword for anarchy.
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But thanks to an iPhone and the miracles of family sharing plans, she learned the extent of their dilemma without even being told.
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But even great ones "cannot work miracles if the team members don't fit the mission, strategy and culture of the organization," he says.
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She considered the birth of her children — "my two miracles, walking" — a chance to raise the family she dreamed of as a child.
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We are hoping to try to conceive again soon, and I will absolutely be a nervous, paranoid wreck, but miracles happen every day!
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Then Lea and I would cozy up with a good bottle of wine and listen to our three guests swap stories of miracles.
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And if you believe in Easter miracles -- that sweater looks similar to the one Ben Affleck tossed to Jen a few weeks ago.
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After a few decades in which antibiotics did indeed seem to be working miracles, some strains of M. tuberculosis have evolved resistance to them.
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In the heartfelt letter, the singer shares her hopes and dreams for her sons who, she writes, have taught her to believe in miracles.
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The Miracles from Heaven star accessorized with a Givenchy tuxedo cape over the dress, black satin open-toed heels and a matching leather clutch.
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It's funny how the more often we consistently receive what we want, the less likely we are to recognize the miracles we've been given.
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Rating There is a Christ figure of sorts, but not the kind who dies a sacrificial death or works miracles or anything like that.
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Nonna told me stories about growing up in Italy with Bisnonna, entrancing me for hours with tales of Catholic miracles, our family, and faith.
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"Tchaikovsky knew how to twist the knife in the hearts of the audience—that's one of the miracles of his music," he said recently.
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Morrison told raucously cheering supporters late on Saturday, who just hours earlier had seemed resigned to defeat, that he had always believed in miracles.
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It's about these minor miracles and other flights of fancy, and it's kind of about saving the world, one city block at a time.
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Guests include the Irish author Glenn Patterson, the Booker Prize-winning novelist Salman Rushdie and the Brooklyn-based pop band Miracles of Modern Science.
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A good highlighter can perform makeup miracles — the ability to zap some life back into even the dullest, most hungover-looking visage, for example.
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The wonder of these small objects is still very much present in marveling at the carved sacred scenes of heaven, hell, and biblical miracles.
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Predicting cryptocurrency's rise, VR's stagnation, ridesharing's competition, or CRISPR's miracles could give people the chance to start new businesses or join the right ones.
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She reunited with the Beam family, who were the inspiration for Miracles from Heaven, as well as Dr. Samuel Nurko, who was their doctor.
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As we've seen with recent console generations, if you give developers enough time with a certain set of hardware, they can make graphical miracles.
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Each day, you go into your lab and perform minor engineering miracles to fit more power, bigger batteries, and better cameras into less space.
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But the "miracles" of the book's title go beyond that phone call, just as the catastrophes come on both a grand and small scale.
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In the thirty-odd years that he lived in New York, he published around seventy volumes, some of them real miracles of book art.
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My sons taught me to focus on the miracles that are right in front of my eyes every single day, beginning with my 3.7%.
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As a whole, Nnow will not be with us forever acts as an expanded self-portrait, recording the small miracles in van Es's life.
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In 2013, 67-year-old Narendra Dabholkar, a doctor and author committed to debunking miracles and religious superstition, was shot during his morning walk.
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Still, for all the healing here — the revived include a bird, an ailing uncle and a blind man — "The Young Messiah" performs no miracles.
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"My children had learned about these plants, and they had some questions about the Quran and the miracles," said Emirati visitor Omar al-Kaabi.
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Garden of the Flesh by Gilbert Hernandez (Fantagraphics) This fake leather booklet retells the Bible as a series of sex scenes and religious miracles.
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There are supernatural elements in lots of the world's great literature and movies, and all major religions include stories involving miracles science cannot explain.
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So Sandersism is looking more than a bit like Green Lanternism — a belief that political miracles can be achieved by sheer force of will.
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But they also have about a small army of centers, a dearth of outside shooting and, barring miracles, little chance of making the playoffs.
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Off the Menu PASTA FLYER When you promise miracles like a good plate of pasta in mere minutes, you have to get it right.
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While Mr. Robinson was voted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1987, the rest of the Miracles were not enshrined until 2012.
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That doesn't prove these events were genuine miracles, but it does show that Jesus thought of himself as more than a mere moral teacher.
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And, miracle of miracles, even if things are still not fine with her, "sometimes hearts do heal, through what I can only call grace."
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Yes, yes, maybe that's the solution then: think of them as cows, who have been given the twin miracles of speech and mah-jongg.
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" As McCaskill put it, "The scientific community is almost monolithic against you in terms of the efficacy of the three products you called 'miracles.
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Poland is working its way up just as the Asian miracles did, as a manufacturing power, even though this path is much harder now.
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"Donald saying he made a mistake, I suppose miracles can happen," Cruz said during a Fox News town hall Monday moderated by Megyn Kelly.
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"It's a very serious diagnosis ... if you believe in miracles and pray for them, now's the time," Conroy told The Hill's Molly K. Hooper.
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Ms. Acevedo says she believes in God, and in miracles, and remains hopeful that modern medicine will find a remedy for her daughter's condition.
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His short life had been filled with miracles, and he had a calm spirit that balanced the normal-kid energy of his two brothers.
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I knew "Miracle of Miracles" from my mother singing it to me on the rare night I finished my homework at a reasonable hour.
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In San Antonio he gave a whole speech … all about space medicine and all of the new bio-med research that was spawning miracles.
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That would be an incredibly strange gift for a holiday about getting the best Miracles Per Gallon you can out of your oil supply.
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Roxann Dawson (The Americans) will direct the film, which is being written by Grant Nieporte (Seven Pounds) and produced by DeVon Franklin (Miracles From Heaven).
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Their dedication to peace is impressive and I cannot doubt that, with time, the small miracles they accomplish in their communities will have ripple effects.
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Throughout their Mirages & Miracles display, the artist duo uses wondrous applications of augmented reality to create an orchestra of new installations, both small and large.
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If we slash the restraints, not just at the FDA but across our Government, then we will be blessed with far more miracles like Megan.
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But this isn't quite accurate, either: Your body needs water for millions of functions, but that doesn't mean it can prevent disease or perform miracles.
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The Christian appetite for new technologies might historically be big, but I don't know if 7 Miracles is the film that's going to convert them.
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Now FDA-approved, the company's product Trak will be the lifestyle coach and home-diagnostics tool to help deliver happier sperm and tiny shouty miracles.
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I often wonder what miracles each one of them could have experienced in their lives if they had been one of the ones coming home.
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Hell, it's been hinting at AR miracles since it was founded in 2011 — and was mocked for not dropping an actual product until this year.
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The self-obsessed King belted out the popular Andrew Lloyd Webber-created lyrics as he mockingly asks Jesus to prove his divinity by performing miracles.
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In 2015, CNN spoke with the girl and her family from her new home in Miami about the miracles it took to save her life.
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But we know that's not happening anytime soon, and if Endgame is any indication, we're still in for at least a few more miracles yet.
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