"It was miraculously beautiful," Sparks tells PEOPLE of the birth.
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And, somehow – miraculously – got George R Martin's cell phone number.
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To remedy this, he didn't just miraculously become more responsible.
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Miraculously, after 12 days in a coma, Meili woke up.
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Miraculously, she also managed to squeeze in a diary entry.
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Miraculously, the pup only suffered singed whiskers in the ordeal.
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Miraculously, she survived the attack, but she suffered critical injuries.
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Her parents, who spent weeks in the hospital, miraculously survived.
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And you just have to sort of somehow miraculously overcome.
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But since October 22nd its roads have been miraculously clear.
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And, miraculously, all of the participants always look super comfortable.
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And, somehow - miraculously - got George R Martin's cell phone number.
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Fan questions rolled in daily, and miraculously many were answered.
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They had miraculously survived for five days after the avalanche.
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The alligator released her miraculously and she swam to me.
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She miraculously survived, but her body was left 60% burned.
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I miraculously make it to work a few minutes early.
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Miraculously, her child survived the attack with minimal physical trauma.
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Last week, she miraculously woke up, and she's coming home.
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Somewhat miraculously, Jefferson is getting minutes for a decent team.
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Miraculously, I found a drill and screwdriver in my apartment.
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Miraculously, it fit amazingly and I felt great in it.
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Miraculously, she and some of her family managed to escape.
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Health Insurance: My boyfriend's employer miraculously covers both of us.
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Miraculously, they all still believed in their CTO leader, Charlie.
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These decorations from the Soviet era are, miraculously, mostly intact.
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He said it would miraculously go away on its own.
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When they reached the ground floor, Castro was miraculously uninjured.
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Miraculously, amazingly, Tory Brexiteers began to flip in her favor.
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Miraculously, I wasn't a tourist anymore, but a fledgling Parisian.
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Miraculously, though, everyone survived, albeit with varying degrees of burns.
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A "perfect game" is one in which, miraculously, nothing happens.
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Miraculously, its operations rely on no capital from outside financiers.
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Miraculously I was OK, even though the glasses were smashed.
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Even more miraculously, doesn't look like Post skipped a beat.
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A couple of months later, I miraculously ended up pregnant, naturally.
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Miraculously, the bird got up, dusted itself off, and flew away.
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The movie, miraculously, holds up under the weight of its iconography.
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It then had to retract it when, miraculously, he rose again.
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Self-love, after all, isn't something one just miraculously comes by.
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Van Ness and Feistl have miraculously tracked down where Guillermo went.
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Yet a few weeks later, we miraculously get the go-ahead.
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We miraculously still have an ID card that gets us in.
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After 10 months of hard work, my pain miraculously went away.
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Next, my best friend from college miraculously showed up behind me.
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She balances sharp psychological insights with plot twists and, miraculously, humor.
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I really hope I don't get hit, but you don't miraculously.
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Even though Scott's telomeres miraculously lengthened, this is still worth reviewing.
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Chewbacca Mom's 15 minutes of fame are miraculously getting even longer.
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Yet, Crouch miraculously survived his brush with death on April 22.
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Both teams stormed the field but miraculously, it didn't get violent.
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The turtle miraculously survived the whole ordeal and was barely phased.
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This year Samsung is trying something similar, and it miraculously succeeded.
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Miraculously, he wasn't injured ... and officials got the bull under control.
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Miraculously, the series goes down like a cocktail, crisp and sweet.
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The Chicago Bears miraculously beat the New England Patriots, 76–3.
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Within four months, miraculously, all four pairs managed to cease functioning.
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Almost miraculously, Dr. Bharti spotted her walking alone on the road.
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Miraculously, Finn avoids every cliché about first- versus third-world problems.
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The opera, miraculously, loses little of the novel's plot and themes.
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Miraculously, Shaver's protest worked, and he actually got his bong back.
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Miraculously, it seems that these users face relatively little police harassment.
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It exploded in his hand, but miraculously didn't draw any blood.
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We have space miraculously, so that's how I'm staying physically healthy.
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Miraculously, I found a single unopened envelop stuck between two dividers.
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When they got suits that fit, miraculously, they performed as well.
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Then, miraculously came 10 clear, dry days, which dried them out.
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Miraculously, they made it all the way to the World Series.
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He was diagnosed with mild cerebral palsy but miraculously all symptoms resolved.
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Miraculously, when Ricardo returned home, Wings Army was there to save him.
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Miraculously all 143 people on board survived after the plane's rough landing.
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Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life stayed miraculously to the good.
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Shea, a third-generation firefighter from Long Island, had miraculously survived Sept.
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I miraculously still have about $10 left on my Starbucks card. Dope.
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They used hydrogel, a liquid gel material that can miraculously contain varnish.
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Also, miraculously, I'm not sweating, because there's a fan [by the stage].
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Then, miraculously, she agreed that yes, I could go back with them.
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They go to the (miraculously open!) Red Room for a tea party.
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Jacob shot himself in the face with the shotgun ... and miraculously survived.
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Miraculously, no one was injured, as first reported by ESPN's Brett Okamoto.
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He was taken to the hospital but miraculously suffered only minor injuries.
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The two girls' faces are miraculously (to his mind) unpitted by smallpox.
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Wooten has miraculously managed to find time for writing, research, and reflection.
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She is a self-reflexive writer who, miraculously, doesn't seem self-conscious.
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Then miraculously any hard to clean spots suddenly wipe off with ease!
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Miraculously, the game launched, and Pilch almost jumped out of his seat.
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Somewhat miraculously, Solo saps both Lando and Donald Glover of any charisma.
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Days after Nichols died, Goldberg miraculously received a birthday note from him.
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The episode should seem self-indulgent, but, miraculously, the risk pays off.
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Miraculously, or out of foolish disregard, they left behind the clock radio.
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Miraculously, I made the deadline, but I couldn't keep up that writing schedule.
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It may not have been a masterful forgery job, but miraculously, it worked.
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Miraculously, neither the painter nor the poet was charged with receiving stolen goods.
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But then, miraculously, The LEGO Movie came along and blew everybody's goddamn minds.
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The couple miraculously made it to safety after waking at 8:30 a.m.
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Miraculously she found the time to share a Valentine's diary entry with us.
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Captain Marvel gets an ice cream and miraculously avoids pulling out his phone.
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While in beta, Portrait Lighting generally works well — miraculously well in some instances.
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So why wouldn't he miraculously have any card I named in his jacket?
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Miraculously, Truffaut was intrigued enough to meet with the writers in New York.
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Not so miraculously, it failed to survive the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Draper made an appeal to a local paper, and, miraculously, the woman responded.
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It is a triple axel of a film that, miraculously, sticks the landing.
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LAPD and LA Fire responded to the scene and miraculously reported no injuries.
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But miraculously, that is not what happened to Jamie Corley this past December.
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I stopped going to see doctors and, miraculously, I slowly started to improve.
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Miraculously, Kobe wasn't hurt during the incident ... and Vanessa picked herself right up.
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Or, another theory: play Selena Gomez at your wedding and she'll miraculously appear.
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Words, even if the right ones miraculously presented themselves, would not be enough.
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Miraculously, my uncertainty didn't show up in my careful walk down the runway.
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Eschewing pigment altogether, colorlessness turns out to be remarkably, even miraculously, attention-getting.
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Violence between Turks and Kurds inside Turkey, miraculously averted thus far, could erupt.
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Miraculously, only one of the 76 beavers died in the great beaver drop.
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Even 83-year-old Roland took the field; miraculously, no one was hurt.
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And then we miraculously found our way back to where we were shooting.
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Just as frequent are the posts about animals that have been miraculously recovered.
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Miraculously, it stands up like a statue in the shape of a beehive.
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Rohmer's world is one of serendipity, fortuitous encounters, loves lost and miraculously found.
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Miraculously, today we can video call anywhere on earth 100% free of charge.
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The vision would be miraculously restored with surgery, only to be lost again.
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Trump miraculously won when everyone doubted him — and did so by a landslide.
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Yet: We miraculously spied the errant hat, slipping and sliding in the waves.
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But this past July, a man who plunged down the falls miraculously survived.
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"The chimpanzees Bally and Limbo miraculously survived the devastating fire," the zoo said.
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Miraculously, even with a marked passport, Tutu's mother escaped Germany in August 1939.
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ON LOCATION The 1962 house was miraculously intact, but it needed some updating.
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Robinson survived, miraculously, but not before suffering his soon-to-be-famous deformations.
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Miraculously, we boarded a plane completely free of Vietjet branding at 9 pm.
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Miraculously, none of the other 6 people inside the sprinter van were hit.
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Miraculously, he pulled through on April 15 and started to breath on his own.
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Miraculously, the baboon survived the shock—but it's currently in ZAWA's Intensive Care Unit.
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Miraculously, no one was injured in the crash -- including his passenger/girlfriend, Gloria Govan.
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In fact, it looked fairly healthy, and the cardboard box was miraculously dent-free.
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Miraculously, even though the cleanup took 45 minutes, Verret wasn't stung a single time.
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Haisley Jo, LaFontaine-Greywind's baby, now 1, miraculously survived her mother's amateur C-section.
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It damaged their home beyond repair but miraculously, their family pharmacy, West Drug, survived.
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But there's a happy end to this story: The seagull miraculously finds life again!
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Miraculously, when the Burr family brought the cat in, veterinarians found no broken bones.
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The good news: So far -- miraculously -- the fire has spared my hometown of Healdsburg.
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Miraculously, despite the multiple identity twists, The Parent Trap never becomes interchangeable twin soup.
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Panic ensues for the next five minutes until, miraculously, the lights come back on.
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And no, the Xim4 cannot do anything to miraculously fix my completely average aim.
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Don't expect Khloé Kardashian's upcoming baby to miraculously fix her estrangement from Caitlyn Jenner.
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He then proceeded to choke and stab his father-in-law, who miraculously survived.
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Miraculously, despite her time in the dragon's lair, Komodo arrived at the shelter unharmed.
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But for actress Kristen Bell, she's miraculously been able to avoid any mishaps. How?
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Her niece miraculously survived because she fell on her aunt, which cushioned her landing.
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James refused to miraculously heal the poor guy because God likes justice, or something.
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Miraculously he also found time to get married and have kids along the way.
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She picks a brain-dead, comatose teenage girl named Megan Boyer, who "miraculously" recovers.
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But miraculously, it misses a pole and two signs by just a few inches.
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The Polish army, facing utter defeat, miraculously stopped the Russians' advance on the capital.
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And the parodies themselves sometimes miraculously capture the look and feel of the originals.
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Miraculously, when the toast popped out, you could make out Dave's and Paul's faces.
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Contemporary events make, at most, a minimal appearance in this miraculously self-enclosed realm.
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I don't think not going to the White House will miraculously make everything better.
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As if the first sighting wasn't good enough, the pair's paths miraculously crossed again.
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Who somehow miraculously did not completely lose it when you totaled your dad's car?
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Despite this, the actors miraculously keep us on their side — until, finally, they can't.
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Miraculously, she said yes, shrugging as she walked up the stairs to her room.
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Six months later, I miraculously acquired a lease for a two-bedroom apartment here.
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I did not think I would make it to Rio, but miraculously I did.
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When the seeming rigor mortis thaws, it will all miraculously come back to life.
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Miraculously, Mr. Malloy manages to weave from the music's myriad textures a cohesive tapestry.
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In Belgium, schoolchildren miraculously escaped serious injury when a tree fell on a bus.
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All of those meaty, creamy, fruity, juicy, crunchy elements added together — miraculously — equal deliciousness.
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As it happened, the same 16 people miraculously made it through the whole tour.
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Miraculously, she had hailed a cab with a driver willing to go to Queens.
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The Dionne quintuplets then miraculously defied the odds: They not only survived, but thrived.
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This is quite remarkable, an entire global network miraculously level-loads on its own.
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His concern was rewarded by being trampled but he miraculously suffered only minor injuries.
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However, the other day, I miraculously had the time, so I decided, why not?
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It simultaneously tells a harsh truth and, miraculously, does it with an air of hope.
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When Simon returned to his basket, he found that his eggs had been miraculously decorated.
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Two people are miraculously alive after their plane crashed into the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday.
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We believe that God is sovereign over all affairs, and God miraculously led us together.
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The first time a character miraculously returns from the dead, it's a shocking plot twist.
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The other part of it is that the systems have miraculously been supported for decades.
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Miraculously, the factory survived the Second World War with only a few direct bomb hits.
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He himself was shot four times in the attack at Pulse nightclub and, miraculously, survived.
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The couple miraculously survived the night, though Avdotya died of pneumonia a few days later.
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With most residents miraculously safe, it's now time to think about the disaster's unsettling implications.
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Miraculously, the scooter's battery wasn't yet dead, so I continued north up a hiking path.
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People tell crazy stories about rings that have been lost, and then miraculously found again.
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They've also miraculously not fought each other before, despite the length of their respective careers.
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The supermodel loves pizza, and, miraculously, it seems to have zero effect on her body.
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Miraculously, a new cure is developed that can save nearly everyone who has this disease.
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The cause of the aborted mission was a malfunctioning sensor, and miraculously nobody was hurt.
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Christoffer Elestedt from Sweden miraculously catches an apple on the edge of a martini shaker.
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They slow-dance, sort of, on a pile of rugs and Caila miraculously doesn't trip.
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Miraculously, he actually fought more of his career after breaking his neck than before it.
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However, miraculously three survivors were discovered 11, 13 and 17 days after the building collapsed.
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When Bella miraculously gets pregnant, their future child portends consequences they never could have expected.
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He climbs into his tank, which later sets off a crude I.E.D.; miraculously, he survives.
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There were no other cars involved in the crash and miraculously no one was injured.
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X, and the X children, who have all miraculously benefited from Y and Z policies.
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O'Brady did it in six months, miraculously avoiding polar bears, hypothermia, and frostbite en route.
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But if "Joker" were to be miraculously released in China, there's precedent for its success.
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Its theatrical magic comes from movement: swirling capes, moving staircases and miraculously fast identity switches.
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The 42-year-old miraculously survived a wild wreck at the Daytona 500 on Feb.
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You know, Christie miraculously came up with 200 million bucks to fund this opioid thing.
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People often erroneously think that just being in San Francisco will miraculously make fundraising easier.
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If that miraculously happened, I would immediately put her at the top of my list.
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And also to remind our readers (and ourselves) of the miraculously protean character of movies.
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"Miraculously, the majority of our furniture was in our one-bedroom apartment," Mr. Mejia said.
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We meander around a TJ Maxx for 20 minutes and I miraculously don't buy anything.
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Anyhow, he miraculously gets over 5.97 meters, meaning Sam Kendricks has to do the same.
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Miraculously, rescuers found 6 survivors in the wreckage -- 3 players, 2 crewman and 1 journalist.
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Even if you have miraculously won your prediction pool, you still feel a little empty inside.
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She offered to check the system for his social security number, and miraculously, he was listed.
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"I honestly thought that they got blown up in a perfect line — miraculously," she says now.
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Miraculously, "they said, 'The family just called and are not interested anymore,' " she told the Chronicle.
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The typical celebrity post-workout selfie involves zero flyaways, miraculously unmelted mascara, and cute athleisure wear.
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When Kendall and Cara Delevingne stacked on top of Kylie, who, miraculously, did not topple over.
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This 1976 Lamborghini Countach LP400 "Periscopica" is a concept car that miraculously escaped the show floor.
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This 2370 Lamborghini Countach LP210 "Periscopica" is a concept car that miraculously escaped the show floor.
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The show gave up its privileges on that the minute Glenn miraculously hid beneath a dumpster.
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Miraculously, none of those who were involved in the wreck suffered any injuries, the department reported.
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And, somewhat miraculously, we truly didn't know that much about it until she wanted us to.
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It was also able to confirm that, somewhat miraculously, there were no fatalities in the incident.
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Mercifully, thankfully, miraculously, perhaps when you need it the very most, you discover there is HELLO.
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Then, somehow on Thursday, "miraculously" she got into the office and took the laptops, he says.
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The rebooted DuckTales miraculously found a way to breathe new life into the classic moon tune.
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Into the back straight, speeds of 170 miles per hour-plus, the car was miraculously stable.
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It didn't just miraculously happen; he conscientiously charged his car at the office instead of home.
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Witnesses tell TMZ Sports ... the scene was crazy -- but miraculously, no one suffered any major injuries.
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That stereotype is miraculously reversed when it comes to professional kitchens: here, men are the cooks.
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"This is quite remarkable — an entire global network miraculously 'level loads' on its own," Gurley wrote.
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The 22 land, and miraculously survive (there wouldn't be much of a show if they didn't).
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In 1975, they miraculously recognized each other across a crowded intersection on a highway in Czechoslovakia.
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Then the gang miraculously makes it to Washington, DC, after some car trouble in North Carolina.
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Karen hobbles out of the car, and the colonel, who is miraculously alive, hobbles after her.
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But now he sits before us, his blue-striped suit miraculously unwrinkled and free of dust.
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Miraculously, this pool was a concentrated source of a chemical fixer essential to the photographic process.
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The world is thrown for a loop when twins are miraculously born being able to see.
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" Facts First: There was no apparent basis for Trump's claim that the virus will miraculously "disappear.
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If you want to watch something wholly and fundamentally fun — but, miraculously, not stupid — watch this.
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Somewhat miraculously, Polanco drew a walk to save himself the ignominy of making the final out.
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Unclear exactly but cops say no arrests were made and miraculously no one was seriously injured.
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Well we kept putting out the paper, somewhat miraculously, even though the printing press was underwater.
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Seven hours later, miraculously intact, she arrived at her new home two blocks up the beach.
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Eyes widened and miraculously capable of dropping a single tear, her Joan is dazed yet resolute.
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Which is more or less how I feel — improbably, miraculously, at long last — about Mr. Schrader.
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In 2015, the whole village of Bumburet was swept away — although miraculously no one was killed.
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The little goes to bed late, but we miraculously get the older to bed on time.
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Dozens of people were injured in the stampede, but miraculously, officials said, no one was killed.
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Miraculously their house did not flood; my tatarabuela credited the rosary she hung in her garden.
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Jules Glaenzer, meanwhile, drove a little car into which he miraculously crammed a heavy display case.
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And miraculously enough, there were no taller buildings close enough to block out all the light.
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Passengers were seen scrambling out of the bus to safety, and miraculously no casualties were reported.
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In the clip, the metal beam crashes to the ground, miraculously avoiding the many people below.
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It had been years since he lost his dog, Jack, but miraculously, Jack had been found.
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Pryor says he almost died twice in the wake of the stabbing but miraculously pulled through.
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And yet all these elements miraculously coalesce into a show that is still tremendously emotionally affecting.
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Here it's combined with bread crumbs to make a miraculously flavorful, crunchy coating for chicken thighs.
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Nachum, then 28, miraculously survived being shot in the head and became a rabbi 10 years later.
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Dive into a world composed of words that is somehow, miraculously more interesting than the physical world.
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The last we saw of Nashville's Juliette Barnes, she'd miraculously survived a plane crash — but not unscathed.
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Miraculously, Baigrie survived the shooting, though she underwent some 40 dental procedures over the next 10 years.
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A Samsung Galaxy S5 allegedly fell from a plane and miraculously survived after landing in someone's yard.
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Carol too miraculously comes around to the realization that she needs to help Ezekiel fight with Rick.
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But then I find an unopened fridge behind the counter, and it's miraculously full of unspoiled cream.
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Miraculously, no one was killed, and the woman who was rescued only suffered minor cuts and bruises.
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Vowing to recover, Danielle miraculously regained her voice and devoted her life to giving back through music.
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The money had miraculously managed to stay contained inside the box for the entirety of the journey.
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Miraculously, both squat racks are open so we snag one and do overhead presses and Good Mornings.
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It was a traumatic and overwhelming few days for Trooper, but the puppy quickly and miraculously rebounded.
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"Unless God sends a lightning bolt down and changes my heart miraculously, I would not ever sell."
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Now, literally every meal you could want can be miraculously prepared with the aid of one device.
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However the pair miraculously managed to escape the submerged, upside down vehicle and flagged a taxi home.
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But recently, seemingly on a whim, Levine and Masekela visited the (miraculously) maintained tapes of the festival.
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Miraculously he makes the shot, and as the chopper lands, we start to track the rhino's footprints.
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The Georges are thankful for social media and call Glick an "angel" for miraculously saving their pet.
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"Not flesh of my flesh nor bone of my bone, but you're miraculously my own," it reads.
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Vega -- who was hospitalized -- miraculously recovered and is now leading the charge to help find the perp.
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Miraculously, Yousafzai survived a gunshot to the head while she was on a school bus headed home.
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Miraculously, it seems to work; she doesn't seek further contact, or chase me, or sound an alarm.
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Miraculously, the song makes you think more about sex than bad breath, despite its title and refrain.
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After my third recurrence, miraculously, there was a breakthrough in the previously dormant field of ovarian cancer.
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Miraculously, both Herndon and the other driver -- a 76-year-old man -- escaped without any major injuries.
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More than 600 people evacuated apartment buildings, miraculously spared under part of the bridge that remained standing.
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The steering wheel stopped the beam and kept it from impaling him, miraculously saving him from harm.
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Even if funding miraculously arrives it could be too late for administrators who need to plan budgets.
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Doughnuts, chocolate and whatever treats you routinely ban from the cupboard can miraculously defuse an escalating situation.
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Miraculously, the Dow is up 11.14 percent, year-to-date, in step with the growth in profits.
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The argument was, miraculously, a basically sensible disagreement about the best way to tackle a legitimate problem.
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But on the whole, the oral history format appears to be a miraculously perfect match for this subject.
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" — Blake Spataro DAD IMPALED BY 40-POUND SPEAR MIRACULOUSLY SURVIVES &aposMIND-BOGGLING&apos INJURY "I wanted to live.
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Miraculously, all eight people walked away with only minor injuries, but the journey was definitely one wild ride.
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"Meet poor little Poppy who miraculously survived a full wash cycle!" the animal hospital wrote in their post.
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Even if growth miraculously soars 4.0% in the fourth quarter it won't grow faster than 2.8% in 2019.
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It momentarily felt weird to be phoneless, but miraculously a car-version of my phone appeared before me.
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It wasn't a successful undertaking, but he took them home that night and, miraculously, replaced the heel tip.
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Miraculously, Voit avoided a serious injury and took his place at first ... no big pause or anything either.
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Miraculously, this system, combined with stewardship from the core Bitcoin development team, has functioned for almost 10 years.
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The usual stresses and hassles that come with a festival are somehow miraculously alleviated by the Dekmantel atmosphere.
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Even if I somehow, miraculously, brought her back to life, what did I think we would do next?
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Domino just makes the subtext into text, miraculously surviving car crashes and walking through hails of shrapnel unscathed.
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It's a hectic strategy that makes you believe he can't find a way out, until he miraculously does.
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Miraculously, the oil cured her mother of her illness-related pain, and she even managed to walk again.
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Now I really hope she miraculously comes back, because she seems fun, giving stoic Owen a hard time.
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First there was Sophie Turner, my queen in the North, and then, miraculously, impossibly, global superstar Priyanka Chopra.
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With no other cars on the road, they were miraculously able to make it 3 miles from home.
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If these questions are, miraculously, resolved, another may arise: whether Myanmar's minorities can get on with one another.
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Then I had been given, miraculously, the chance to be the 'good son' rather than the 'bad son.
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What a miraculously wonderful moment — one of my two precious children featured in the country's most prestigious newspaper.
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That is precisely why electing more Democrats than Republicans, or vice versa, will not change miraculously change things.
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Everything that's exceptional about the 1977 performance—everything that makes Joan Armatrading, Joan Armatrading—remained miraculously in place.
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Buy it hereTheo Decker, a 13-year-old New Yorker, miraculously survives an accident that kills his mother.
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But Dolssa (miraculously?) escapes being thrown into the flames and winds up in the seaside village of Bajas.
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Miraculously, the driver of the car was unharmed, but still taken to a nearby hospital as a precaution.
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After the Russian government suspended construction on the Bulgarian pipeline, Rotenberg's project miraculously went on for another year.
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Its flat-screen television miraculously became no more than a white-framed mirror when it was turned off.
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In eucharistó , I recognized Eucharist, the bread and wine that miraculously become the body and blood of Christ.
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Miraculously, though, our country's prisons and jails, many of them unsanitary environments, have yet to experience an outbreak.
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So I did that, and then miraculously I got a call that Alex Garland wanted to meet me.
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On a hunch, he hired a driver to take him to a hotel that was miraculously still standing.
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In this case, after emergency room scans, her father-in-law was "miraculously OK," said Ms. Ram, 214.
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Ignatov remains their resourceful leader, while Professor Leibe — miraculously restored to intermittent sanity — serves as the community doctor.
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Clive Owen stars as a man helping a miraculously pregnant refugee (Clare-Hope Ashitey) navigate the decimated world.
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The couple — who have an 8-year-old daughter, Aviana — are miraculously private and largely duck the tabloids.
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General Washington miraculously evaded capture after the 1776 Battle of Brooklyn, the largest battle of the entire war.
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For one week, Texans marveled as it stood somewhat miraculously on an angle without a hint of falling.
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It's all about saying, 'You go to work,' and hoping that somehow miraculously the labor market will change.
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The worst thing you can do is dig in your heels and hope things will miraculously get better.
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Looks like by April, you know in theory when it gets a little warmer it miraculously goes away.
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In this case, I had started the conversation about her and she miraculously turned it back to me!
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In a crucial phone call to the new home, Henry is begrudgingly but miraculously forgiven by his sister.
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When Voss' twins are miraculously born with the long-gone power of sight, their abilities cause tribal unrest.
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Miraculously, Newman was able to WALK out of the hospital on Wednesday ... just 2 days after the wreck.
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He sent us a pic of the pad post-Irma, and it miraculously looks pretty much the same.
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He's in stable condition following surgery, and miraculously -- is expected to make a full recovery in coming weeks.
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And though Ellen is sick at the beginning of the film, she hasn't miraculously recovered by the end.
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As in the Lumière film, buildings collapse into a furious cloud of dust and then miraculously reconstitute themselves.
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Miraculously, in April of 2014, a 16-year-old boy survived a trip from San Jose, California to Maui.
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Miraculously, I make it out with only one thing: a set of ceramic coasters for our coffee table ($245).
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The At The Pool data set, on the other hand, was miraculously pulled offline shortly after UpGuard discovered it.
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Pead miraculously survived, but his mother has since told the L.A. Rams they believe his football career is over.
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It just seems to always happen miraculously when someone brings it up and I have a bunch of songs.
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They're torn right out of the old-school heyday of YouTube and internet videos, somehow miraculously transported to 2017.
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That's not to say that trends just miraculously appear at Zara, a ruffled floral blouse from the primordial ooze.
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Not only did he manage to get a picture with Martin, but he also "miraculously" snagged his phone number.
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I don't have a magic wand to miraculously change how people who look like me are treated at work.
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Miraculously, the 42-year-old South African paddled his way from Morocco to Antigua, alone, in just 94 days.
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Of course, I cannot imagine Trump will miraculously begin to watch his mouth, but maybe other Americans soon will.
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Miraculously, she shines through her lover's philosophizing about love and memory, about which he has little original to say.
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She miraculously survived after crawling to a nearby bike path and being spotted by a passerby who called 911.
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An unexpected crisis or some miraculously functional Congress could lead to serious, timely action on this perennial financial issue.
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They gave her IV fluids, medication and more, hoping she'd make it through the night — miraculously, she pulled through.
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Miraculously, sharing like this has gotten easier with adulthood and, you know, having a healthy relationship with a partner.
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Even if Sanders could miraculously cut these costs in half, he'd still be $2.4 trillion short of his goal.
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One says that it came from his boisterous, commanding voice that was miraculously heard over the sounds of battle.
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I lost my sight once before, to cataracts, a quarter-century ago, but it was restored miraculously by surgery.
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He miraculously emerged standing on the board -- and looked at the crowd like he could barely believe it himself!!!
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To travel back to Paris from Bordeaux, he took the train (the ticket was miraculously $2 the day of).
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Its not like were gonna miraculously create half a million cyber security experts in the next year or two.
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Suddenly, miraculously, it's possible for Blaskowicz to break his bonds and begin doing what he does best: killing Nazis.
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Over the past seven days, America has witnessed three mass shootings that injured 12 but miraculously killed no one.
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It turns out that everybody's favorite cooking oil can also miraculously rid one's body of its greatest scourge; cancer.
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The Nets are down by 15 points, then they miraculously rally and by halftime are only two points behind.
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They returned a few days after the evacuation was lifted and found our house and the neighborhood miraculously unaffected.
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He used to suffer from back pain, he says, but now he's been miraculously cured, thanks to Relief Factor.
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Every so often, Bill miraculously manages to gather together his flaccid bits so he can put on a record.
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These classic sounds are revered, and some of them miraculously transcended the decade in which they were first developed.
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And the Knicks found themselves in that situation because they somewhat miraculously won the final game of the season.
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Miraculously, there were no injuries, except perhaps to the feelings of those who truly wanted to meet some aliens.
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Chukotka has no all-weather road network, though its zimniki—its winter ice-and-snow roads—do miraculously function.
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Should Sanders or Warren win the presidency and miraculously make $1.6 trillion disappear, that&aposs great for the indebted.
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Miraculously, he grabbed a new one off the podium in the same sweeping motion, and didn't miss a beat.
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N. The Canadian band has miraculously remained untouched by the trend of critical reassessment and appreciation of pop music.
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She miraculously survived the attack, telling police her husband tried to kill her, according to local news station WZZM 13.
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"It's wonderful that [the bees] have this listing, but that doesn't mean that miraculously now they will survive," he said.
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No one knows this more than Wendy Rhoades (Maggie Siff), who, miraculously, is still with Chuck after his ultimate transgression.
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Our characters, in terms of how much we work, are literally parachuted in and then taken out again, miraculously so.
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And miraculously, people are listening — so there's no need for the extreme tactics deployed in revenge movies on this list.
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"It's not like 20 years later these characters went through all these stages and now miraculously have healed," she says.
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The victim claims he went to the E.R. for injuries sustained in the attack but miraculously suffered no internal injuries.
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The mid-2000s saw a brief enthusiasm for "ultra-slim" models, which touted tubes as miraculously thin as 24.6 inches.
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One particularly active user who did make it to the end miraculously managed to stay alive a few minutes longer.
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Mr. Tsipras seems to have this theory of the compressed coil, that something miraculously is going to bring back growth.
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Maddie miraculously made a complete recovery, so Jamie Lynn and husband Jamie Watson have plenty for which to be grateful.
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In came Sacha and Abraham, miraculously saving Glenn with a hail of automatic weapons fire and a goofy one-liner.
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Almost miraculously, Carter managed to escape the hordes of reporters waiting for her by the door when leaving the courthouse.
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Call it dumb luck or the divine power of love—but somehow, miraculously, he made it through the treacherous pass.
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Legend has it that a paralytic was once miraculously cured on the ground which the church is now built on.
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Miraculously, Giffords survived, but six other people who were at the event died that day, including a nine-year-old.
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But in a few weeks, chaos will reign for several days, until the show, miraculously, comes together on opening day.
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That's when the stroller miraculously was stopped by a tree, with the child still nestled safely inside, NBC News reported.
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You saw Matthew miraculously walk again; you blessed his marriage to Lady Mary; you shed a tear for dear Sybil.
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Schumer isn't hiding the fact that she's taking a stance, but she miraculously doesn't sacrifice the funny for the statement.
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There are no wrong questions our daughter could ask about our bodies, body parts, and how miraculously our bodies function.
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The perpetually ratings-challenged series somewhat miraculously made it to five seasons; its series finale aired three years ago today.
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Miraculously, I was at Stanford Law School with a chance to pursue my dream of being a civil rights lawyer.
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Thanks to my insomniac tendencies, I often find it hard to fall asleep, and, almost miraculously, I've been sleeping better.
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Lord William King, later Earl of Lovelace, had, however, been abroad during Ada's misadventure, of which he miraculously knew nothing.
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His team led me to the front of the lounge where he was somehow, miraculously, waiting to speak with me.
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The result is a thinly populated landscape of bootstrapped outliers, which have miraculously managed to get by on sheer determination.
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And, miraculously, "Search Party" has the rare finale that is both tense and surprising—with a structural leap that lands.
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Miraculously, I found my balance using these tactics and successfully walked on "ice" — while carrying a package — with relative ease.
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"You should not sleep at night!" one of them screeched, as he miraculously kept his cool, a mute punching bag.
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Convinced that the pilgrimage had miraculously cured him, he became even more committed to making it a tradition, his son said.
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The woman and her 12-year-old son miraculously survived because the SUV hit the bed of a pickup truck below.
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Miraculously, Closs managed to escape her kidnapper, Jake Thomas Patterson, after being held captive in his remote home for three months.
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A newlywed Indiana man miraculously survived a perilous fall down into a dormant volcano earlier this month while on his honeymoon.
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The shooter did not fire at police, they were able to miraculously take him into custody without any shots being fired.
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Mother and son took the animal to BluePearl Animal Hospital, where, miraculously, it was determined the cat suffered no serious injuries.
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No one marvels at the half a million airplanes that take off on time and land on time and work miraculously.
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Miraculously, the ship did not sink; heroic actions by the crew kept the main part of the Abner Read's hull watertight.
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And the weekly bouts of appendicitis she's continued to experience for the past 35 years have, miraculously, never resulted in surgery.
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The trouble begins when Sasha goes into cardiac arrest and miraculously receives 17-year-old Becky LeFevre's (Lilliya Scarlett Reid) heart.
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The bullet exited his body through the left side of his neck, though he miraculously did not suffer any major injuries.
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I checked the morning of July 1st and was surprised to find that a link to export passwords had miraculously appeared.
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As a cancer patient whose life has been miraculously extended by a clinical trial, I was shocked by Charles Piller's Dec.
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In the other, Germans would get a cut in their vehicle tax that miraculously equals the price of the new toll.
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Miraculously, Buttafuoco survived the attack, and months later, Fisher pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and served seven years in prison.
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As soon as Democrats sent their best Election stealing lawyer, Marc Elias, to Broward County they miraculously started finding Democrat votes.
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You can — miraculously — still find flights, lodging and event tickets for the 2016 Summer Games, which kick off this Friday night.
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Nobody could explain what had happened, but miraculously, NASA managed to regain control of the spacecraft just a few days later.
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That's what's so appealing about her style: she doesn't take herself too seriously, and her looks are exciting yet miraculously effortless.
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"Two cars had minor accidents in avoiding the falling crane, but miraculously there were no serious injuries whatsoever," Cuomo told reporters.
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The truth of the body being hailed, according to Mr Kerman, is that of "the Eucharist which miraculously is the Body".
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Constable Wurzinger climbed over a nearby embankment and miraculously, the missing female was spotted lying at the base of the berm.
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The "small corner" she occupied miraculously withstood the quake and prevented her from collapsing along with the rest of the building.
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"I felt like somehow, miraculously, a reaction force has gotten here much faster than I would've ever thought possible," Durant said.
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While Carr died from her injuries, Yazmina miraculously survived the fall but suffered several broken bones and damage to her skull.
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And, miraculously, nearly every member was on their best behavior, avoiding partisan jabs at the health care law or one another.
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But rather than shelling out $849.99 for the Origami, plenty of parents miraculously managed to manually open and close their strollers.
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Miraculously, she responded — and helped Sana secure a replacement passport as well as a spot to apply for a new visa.
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Miraculously, Maier came away just a little banged up and three days later won gold in the men's Super-G event.
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Miraculously to some reporters in the room during the announcement, the city met the deadline — releasing the app on December 31.
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Were Mr Trump miraculously to turn back productivity gains, he would add to the problems by causing average wages to fall.
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You get up from your desk, and take a leisurely walk to the office bathroom and every stall is miraculously empty.
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A friend who was with her miraculously managed to make a tourniquet and halt the bleeding until they could get help.
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There are serious threats facing Afghanistan that will not miraculously disappear with the drying of the ink on a peace agreement.
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Congress has, somewhat miraculously, already funded three-quarters of the government thanks to the passage of a series of appropriations bills.
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Miraculously, the money stayed in the shoebox during its 200-mile trip south to California, and all but $320 was recovered.
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I didn't have time to go to the supermarket yesterday, but miraculously, my leftover ingredients from last week haven't gone off.
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I'd know those haunting cries anywhere: "Bring Me to Life" by Evanescence, miraculously one of my favorite karaoke songs to perform.
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Michelle Winegar was in seat 24D on US Airways flight 1549 when Sully Sullenberger miraculously landed the jet in the Hudson.
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If you skip Fight the Future, you find yourself in season six with the X-Files miraculously up and running again.
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The people are miraculously similar to what they had been while I was there, the population is still about the same.
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That scenario is akin to movies like "Contagion" and "Outbreak," but without a vaccine that miraculously appears before the credits roll.
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Wilder put the Englishman on the canvas twice, including in the 12th round where he miraculously rose just before the count.
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A Massachusetts woman miraculously avoided serious injury after a tractor-trailer sent a metal ramp flying through straight through her windshield.
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That was the most dramatic single-day "arrivals event" since March 13, 2014, when a record 217,375 tonnes miraculously appeared overnight.
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"I'm never listening to him again," the man said, before miraculously getting his beat-up car to start and driving away.
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Ellis: This isn't something where the nerve is miraculously going to grow back and one day you're going to have sensation.
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And, miraculously, he skated away with the win, becoming the oldest goalie to win his regular-season debut in NHL history.
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Three of them had been drafted and fought in the Second Sino-Japanese War and, miraculously, survived with no serious injuries.
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All sorts of companies will miraculously appear that are involved in the pot business, all with a great story to tell.
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The pub offers toasty fireplaces and a snug bar, perfect settings for a beer and some miraculously crisp eggplant fries ($10).
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Miraculously, Campos says he was still able to somehow get on his radio and tell his team shots had been fired.
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Their rat-tailed comrades miraculously grew functioning mouse pancreases and the higher power, blessed be, healed the mice with the bounty. Amen!
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And in case you were concerned, Kim is miraculously cured from her completely real, not at all faked for ratings heart attack.
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But on February 19, the infant, who seemed only days away from death, miraculously acquired a healthy heart from an anonymous donor.
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" Miraculously, the family doctor answered the phone at 3am, listened to her recital of symptoms and concluded, "It might be your appendix.
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Miraculously, the GIF survived, and more importantly, it became a language all its own — a way for the internet to express itself.
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A team of doctors have been left shocked after a Kansas teenager miraculously survived a 10-inch knife blade to the face.
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Police reportedly responded to the scene just after 3 PM and assisted two people with minor injuries, but miraculously Philip was unharmed.
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Duo, another Google video call app, is miraculously still alive as Google cited consumer success—though for how long is anyone's guess.
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After miraculously surviving the horrific incident, the 31-year-old has received one the rarest surgeries in the world — a face transplant.
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During an outing in Sydney, the Duchess swapped her Stuart Weitzman pumps for her beloved Rothy's flats, which are miraculously still available.
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Daenerys survived riding her dragon thousands of feet into the air, miraculously dodging arrows left and right during the loot train attack.
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Beneath the hood and your feet on the floor mat are a million things that could—yet miraculously, mostly don't—go wrong.
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And the spirits seem to be telling Mrs May—miraculously—what the hardline Brexiters in the Conservative party want her to do.
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Meanwhile, a government programme to compensate small farmers, introduced in February, miraculously placed cash in their accounts in time for the vote.
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The origin is confusing enough: An infant god, whose daddy is also kind of himself, was miraculously born through a virgin birth.
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While we should not pretend that our country can miraculously come together, a new referendum could be part of the healing process.
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Hopefully, the Parker Solar Probe will answer some of our burning questions about the ball of gas that miraculously keeps us alive.
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After hesitating for a second, the junior small forward proceed to miraculously soar halfway across the court, hoping to draw a foul.
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In the moment of fights, I felt adrenaline pumping and didn't think I could get out of situations and somehow miraculously did.
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"I was able to get a couple kicks in on its head and then it miraculously let me go," Wapner told CBS.
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At least 9 were injured and taken to a local hospital, though one report says -- perhaps miraculously -- no one was seriously injured.
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Healbe says its wrist devices work by measuring the amount of glucose a person consumes, miraculously without taking a sample of blood.
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A group of researchers at Yale University School of Medicine have miraculously restored partial cellular activity in the brains of dead pigs.
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The baby was "miraculously" caught by a member of the public, however is not clear what happened to the mother, she said.
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So, we decided to ask people to tell us about the times their friends miraculously bailed them out of a terrible situation.
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I don't think us going to the White House will miraculously make everything better, but this is my opportunity to voice that.
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Now, Savren-McCormick says Skye is doing miraculously well, and she looks forward to all the memories she and Ryals will share.
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Perhaps more miraculously, the company that developed the treatment is offering to refund the money if it doesn't work within a month.
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Despite his precarious situation, Simba musters up some extra energy and propels himself miraculously through the air to pounce atop his uncle.
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Since then, at least 69 people have been miraculously, inexplicably cured after making a pilgrimage to a shrine built by the water.
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Meanwhile, my white peers regaled me with tales of miraculously landing great positions and getting into fantastic schools with mediocre test scores.
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She miraculously survived after the bullet went into the back of her head and out her nose, missing her brain and arteries.
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We worked on a grant proposal, and, miraculously, received ten thousand dollars from the New York State Council on the Arts. That
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Even if David Wright miraculously comes back from his back troubles, the worst-case scenario is having one too many good players.
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My gorgeous 213-year-old cousin (who, miraculously, doesn't appear to have acne) over-lines her eyes and wears too much foundation.
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Though Nogueira miraculously managed to escape the second round, he wilted under a storm of Bader ground-and-pound in the third.
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"We set up a small bitcoin and ethereum mining operation…that miraculously now is actually making a lot of money," she said.
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Even as temperatures rose and I began to sweat, moisture wicked and miraculously seemed to vanish, along with any trace of odor.
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On the contrary, this medieval whodunit miraculously captures the otherworldly, fish-out-of-water, discombobulating experience of being a liberal American today.
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"Looks like by April, you know, in theory, when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously goes away," he told the rally.
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STEIN: LeBron's legacy work is done for this season — unless he miraculously leads the Cavaliers to a championship no one sees coming.
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But on their way home one evening, the bridge the siblings are traveling over collapses, killing Hi's brother while miraculously sparing him.
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A few passengers stay on to get horrifyingly crushed between the metal, but miraculously none of the eight injured were seriously hurt.
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Instead, "Happy Valley" miraculously manages to treat the ugliest behavior imaginable with humane insight, while never letting the perpetrators off the hook.
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Somehow and miraculously, the two inched toward compromise and common ground that defused the crisis and left the Cold War world intact.
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" She said, "miraculously," an Indian iPhone X owner found her phone and returned it to her without asking for money, "just blessings.
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Obviously if Trump happens to miraculously roll out a fantastic infrastructure proposal, members of Congress from both parties should take that seriously.
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And throughout the glue and guiding genius is his son Denardo, miraculously evolved into one of the greatest drummers in jazz history.
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Miraculously, though, she keeps it from going off the rails, maintaining poise and, importantly, a grin in the face of shuddering horror.
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She also declares that everything that has happened to her in the past few months has miraculously cured her of all her fears.
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Trump has miraculously turned the claim that he was opposed from the outset to invading Iraq into an asset in a Republican primary.
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Left for dead in a park, Payton miraculously survived after crawling to a nearby bike path where she was spotted by a passerby.
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She had just had a scary period of her illness that brought her close to death, but from which she had miraculously recovered.
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It has been four years since three women miraculously escaped from a Cleveland home where they had been held captive for a decade.
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The remaining four spent a month afloat in the Pacific Ocean — surviving on rainwater and coconuts — and miraculously lived to tell the tale.
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She went so far as to try and shoot Negan, missing him and striking Lucille instead (which miraculously did not get her killed).
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It smells good, it feels amazing, and perhaps most miraculously of all, it doesn't weigh my fine hair down or make it greasy.
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So I started rewatching parts of the Minions movie, hoping someone had miraculously translated and subtitled King Bob's speech from Minionese to English.
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It seemed to Cramer that investors expected auto numbers to miraculously recover, even as Fields said things weren't great on his conference call.
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Miraculously, she was walking two days after her second surgery and plans to start school in September, according to the Good News Network.
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Inside the miraculously well-preserved building, a rudimentary structure supports Alexandra Paperno's "Abolished Constellations" (2016), perhaps the most breathtaking work in The Observatory.
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Miraculously, the veterinarians managed to defrost Fluffy from despondent catsicle to "recovered" and "completely normal," according to a Facebook post from the clinic.
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"My favorite aspect of Lisbon was getting lost and miraculously falling into these truly majestic sites or cozy restaurants," Josey told Business Insider.
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We want to share the highlight reel on social media: the Mother's Day brunch with everyone dressed in pretty, miraculously stain-free pastels.
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The first disaster to follow—which, miraculously, resulted in no direct casualties—was a meltdown at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant.
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The old man, The North China Herald reported, blinked ''at the unaccountable light like a blind man whose sight had been miraculously restored.
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He trained all year long with a few other novices, like that glistening Tongan flag bearer, and miraculously qualified for the 2018 games.
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We had some choirs, but miraculously we were able to do the thing in a short time, and I never had more fun.
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The game is so proud of them that, even in a co-op game where the squad isn't present, the conversations miraculously continue.
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When they did so, the story goes, the babies were miraculously cradled to safety in a hammock-like sheet that appeared in midair.
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More than 100 people were killed trying to cross over the wall, but miraculously, over 5,000 made it over or under to freedom.
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And how did Katie Holmes miraculously appear with a shopping cart in Whole Foods in Chelsea without ever walking through the front door?
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None of the articles involve the year's major news event, the devastating Fort McMurray fire, which miraculously did not directly cause any deaths.
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This photograph came from one such moment, a girls-only birthday party next door that my mother (miraculously) arranged for me to attend.
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The virus was never a hoax or a media creation or a flash in the pan that would affect few and miraculously vanish.
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This is lurid stuff, yet Mr. Pearce miraculously holds things together until the end — even when his heroine fails to do the same.
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Nevertheless, the croissants were miraculously flaky considering the heat and humidity, and buttery with a chewy sourdough tang — well worth the 6 soles.
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His sour first marriage is miraculously erased with the introduction of a second wife, whose beauty and redheadedness are adduced to justify all.
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This week, as soon as the German newspaper Bild disclosed that it had obtained a copy, all of those reservations miraculously fell away.
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Miraculously, the line of devices lasted for five years with some minor success until Jobs mercifully put it out to pasture in 1998.
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He never breaks character — there's never a "but seriously folks, I'm sorry about that last tweet" — and has, miraculously, nearly maintained his anonymity.
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They installed hooks to hang coats and other items, and miraculously — within a few weeks — Ms. Do was able to put everything away.
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Burnham deftly, almost miraculously evokes the awkwardness, the anxiety, the fears, and the small joys that are littered along the road to adulthood.
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Miraculously Samwell Tarly is able to cure Ser Jorah of his greyscale, and Ser Jorah returns to Daenerys' side once more in Dragonstone.
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Madison miraculously survived the Camp Fire that tore through Northern California throughout November, killing 85 people, displacing thousands, and leaving many, including Gaylord, homeless.
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All three men were killed in 2010 after their vehicle was blown up in Afghanistan, while Herndon miraculously survived the blasts, Record-Courier reports.
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Lance Naik Hanumanthappa Koppad, the Indian soldier who had miraculously survived after being buried under snow for six days, has died on Thursday morning.
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Today, at Shopbop's Great Big Sale, we've miraculously found a handful of the brand's investment-worthy outerwear marked down up to 50 percent off.
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And we mean full "shoulder to fingers" arms because apparently Jaime's hand has miraculously grown back for his character's final scene on the show.
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She won't tell anyone, including the police, where she's been for nearly a decade or how she was miraculously healed of her visual impairment.
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The plot meanders enough to keep the two leads confused till the end of the film, at which point everything miraculously falls into place.
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In the near-death experience caught on his GoPro, Stratton can be seen hurling off the cliff, landing (miraculously) and talking into the camera.
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After two glasses of wine and fries, I've miraculously recovered and am wondering if I should have added whiskey to my coffee this morning.
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In one source's view it's not realistic to think that the bill can be kicked into next week and that something might miraculously change.
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From two or three bodegas we collected a can of chickpeas, a red onion, garlic, cilantro, a miraculously ripe avocado, and small corn tortillas.
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"You're just constantly reminded of all of these families that don't have homes anymore," said Taylor Strickland, 23, whose home was miraculously left intact.
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Miraculously, the drone did not erupt in a ball of hellfire like the South Korean manufacturing giant's Galaxy Note 7s were wont to do.
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It's one of the few products Lush has miraculously decided to bring back from their collection graveyard, like Scrubee and Sleepy in the past.
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The Doubt star recalled stepping on the scale about 10 days after the baby's birth to find that she was "miraculously" down 30 lbs.
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K9 Nicky was fatally shot on March 31 while attempting to apprehend a murder suspect — just two months after he miraculously survived a stabbing.
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Miraculously, news of the sightings didn't really start circulating until today, despite the fact that there were several posts about it on social media.
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She survived, miraculously, but she was a relatively young mother who was going about her life only to come very close to death unexpectedly.
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Miraculously, her two younger brothers Rick, then 10, and Greg, 5, along with another friend, were found asleep and unharmed in an adjacent bedroom.
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"Part of the story we're able to tell is that Tim is in a much better place, but he's not miraculously healed," Wishcamper said.
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Miraculously, none of these stories feel preachy—and often they kink into a joke, or a surreal image, or some other unusual narrative swerve.
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If Feldstein, whose character miraculously survives being launched through Mac's car window, seems like a previously untapped comedic talent, well, it's in her genes.
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Every year since 286 Mr Putin has appeared before the nation, miraculously restoring people's fortunes and disbursing favours over the heads of his bureaucrats.
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Miraculously, Gugino comes across as both a sensitive, faintly bohemian parent and, without its being any contradiction, a terrifying diva, capable of bloodcurdling crimes.
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But because the internet was so early, the dangers of it were yet to be discovered and miraculously, she was allowed to go online.
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The segment was neither pure comedy nor pure journalism, but, miraculously, it made a wonky policy story feel wild—and it got laughs, too.
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It looks like Drake's ankle's gone from 0 to 100 overnight ... meaning it miraculously healed, or the injury was suspicious in the first place.
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Even if the commissioner right on Jacobs' tail, Brad Anders, does happen to miraculously come up with a win, it shouldn't be a problem.
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"She didn't always like Peter's shows, but she's been miraculously well placed to help him, and together they made a moment of theater history."
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Two years later, the First Amendment, perhaps miraculously given the existential threat to it evidently posed by our liberal arts students, remains in effect.
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During World War II, Guglielmo's laboratory was destroyed, but miraculously, his most precious ingredients, which he had stored in a sturdy cabinet underground, survived.
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" At a rally in February, he declared that "by April, you know, in theory, when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously goes away.
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The extra order was built before the holiday and it miraculously "arrived at our warehouses in the US and Canada in February," he said.
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Hopefully, the gang will unite and escape before it's too late, much as New Mutants itself seems to have miraculously escaped from cinematic limbo.
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They returned days later to see their home had miraculously been left untouched; there were marks where the fire had cut across the backyard.
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Somehow, miraculously, these 13 scrappy colonies managed to defeat one of the most powerful empires in the world, and we become a new nation.
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This is not someone who&aposs going to miraculously change your life, tell you that you must divorce your husband or quit your job.
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The recent invention of the telegraph miraculously sped communications, making it possible for newspapers across the country to print the same news almost simultaneously.
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Film may be a more sensible outlet for Ms. Smith's vision of a London populated largely by outsiders who have managed miraculously to coalesce.
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Regina slept on the floor beside him and, with the help of some miraculously supportive friends, administered his pain medication every couple of hours.
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Defenders tackled backs not carrying the ball as Parilli miraculously seemed to repossess it and toss it into hands that suddenly appeared from obscurity.
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"Miraculously, the vineyard survived," Klotter said, adding that his insurance company was paying for his family to stay in a motel in nearby Ukiah.
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I don't think us not going to the White House is going to miraculously make everything better, but this is my opportunity to voice that.
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There are those contractually obligated chestnut locks and that ever-glorious beard — which miraculously always occupies that facial-hair sweet spot between scruffy and sculpted.
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Lauren Accurso's newborn baby boy, Matthew Jr., miraculously survived, but is in the NICU at Wolfsons Children's Hospital fighting for his life, according to WJXT.
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The opposition will not suddenly and miraculously work together if given more weapons; such aid will only increase the duration and brutality of the conflict.
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An abandoned six-month-old puppy miraculously escaped a tragic fate after she was spotted in a dumpster by a pair of Florida garbage workers.
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We finally get the project done and while we are waiting for feedback from the client or organizational leadership, the communication channels miraculously quiet down.
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NORAD has special "Santa cameras" situated at famous landmarks across the globe that can miraculously capture Kris as he travels at the speed of light.
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But he has simply, miraculously, won the position (twice!) and successfully negotiated the space — so well, in fact, that race is tangential to his record.
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People were turned off by soy, and therefore thirsty for an alternative; at the exact same time, that alternative miraculously appeared in the dairy case.
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From Blue Apron to Casper mattresses, we're thinking any company that sells direct that's young and with a nice website is miraculously a tech company.
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Miraculously, it fell off the R&B charts, and then 'Stride's' destiny was cemented to go to the Top 20, or this case, Top 5.
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Miraculously, Khan's father, the Aga Khan, agreed that his son could divorce his wife (whom he'd met while she was married) and be with Hayworth.
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But on Thursday, ABC affiliate KET7 managed to track down the cat's owners, and discovered that—miraculously—the cat, aptly named Rebel, was still alive.
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Whichever way he sees me though, he always hears the lyrics and miraculously realizes the errors of his ways and comes begging for my forgiveness.
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William Bibbiani, The Wrap: Miraculously, instead of feeling like too much of a good thing, "Into the Spider-Verse" is simply a very good thing.
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The country's state-run news outlet Pyongyang Times claims the ginseng-based Koryo liquor, miraculously, won't cause a hangover due to a new production method.
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It's not ridiculous for some Californians, miraculously still in control of their pocket of progressivism, to believe that the times call for a defensive crouch.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine recently getting cancelled by Fox and miraculously picked up again for a sixth season by NBC has really brought the world together.
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Miraculously, that hasn't happened for me and the Mamma Mia soundtrack yet, but when it does, I'll probably move on to Cher's ABBA cover album.
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Miraculously, the state pretty much agreed with his interpretation, allowing him to form a church around the drug and practice uninterrupted for nearly ten years.
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The film focuses on 10-year-old Anna Beam who lives with a chronic disorder, but is miraculously cured after she lives through an accident.
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There are few things better than riding a bike: breeze in your face, legs pushing languidly, mastering physics to balance, miraculously, on just two wheels.
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Scary moment at the race track Tuesday ... Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s 18-year-old niece was involved in a horrific crash -- but miraculously escaped uninjured!!
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Cormier says he's not even thinking about Jon Jones -- but if he miraculously gets cleared before DC retires, ya gotta think he'd strongly consider it.
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Miraculously, he pulled through on April 15 and started to breath on his own and is now in stable condition, according to the family's blog.
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But the image of a gigantic vanity project miraculously touching down in an impoverished area, no matter its intentions, seems more than a touch dissonant.
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An 81-year-old man is miraculously on the mend after nearly 1,000 bees stung his body while he was farming on his Texas property.
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"Everything around us had exploded or died, but we, like film characters, had miraculously survived," an officer who took part in the battle later wrote.
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Although the driver miraculously only sustained a broken foot, the potential for lethal consequences was present when considering the decimation of the Tesla's front end.
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Somewhat miraculously, her plan works, and the girl, Beatrice Haven, watches from the shadows as dark figures with Irish accents spirit away her little bundle.
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Miraculously, the state's 18 highly developed, low-lying barrier islands were spared Florence's worst effects; preliminary reports showed only a few million dollars in damage.
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Hanks received critical acclaim for his performance as Phillips, who miraculously survived being held hostage by Somali pirates off the coast of Somalia in 2009.
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Then Mr. Reddy descended 231,2200 feet from the sky, strapped to an expert sky diver, the parachute blowing behind as they miraculously hit their mark.
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It may have been a good idea as Twins close Brandon Kintzler loaded the bases with nobody out, but miraculously got out of the jam.
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Miraculously, the underwear withstood several "little leaks" and "tinkles" during the play, and it was nice to ride home on the subway in dry clothes.
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He says the stuff he has blessed will actually cause cancer to miraculously "disappear," should it be used on food or applied to the body.
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Miraculously, he made it out alive and flew back to Indonesia early this month, where he's since made a full recovery, the Straits Times reports.
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" And he said at a campaign rally: "Looks like by April, you know, in theory, when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously goes away.
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The glaciers are also responsible for many of the waterfalls that seem to spout, as if miraculously, from the middle of otherwise dry rock walls.
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Although Roosevelt miraculously survived the Battle of San Juan Hill, many of his men did not: 89 Rough Riders were killed or wounded that day.
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As we first told you, the gunmen hopped out of their drive-by vehicle to finish the job, but miraculously ... Slim lived through the ordeal.
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And perhaps most miraculously, the sun always shines in this enchanted country, even when it's raining hard enough to plaster your shirt to your back.
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Lauder recently showed T around her home, where fine art and Nerf guns have miraculously coexisted over the years (she has two sons, now teenagers).
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But yeah, let's pretend that the virus pisses off and we somehow miraculously go back to being the same shitty country we were in 2019.
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A sustaining pleasure of this alluring subgenre, of course, is the spectacle of mostly male, mostly naked bodies miraculously sliding over and through the water.
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Here, as elsewhere in our increasingly polarized world, it has become taboo to discuss politics in social circles that (miraculously) still include divergent ideological visions.
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Yet miraculously, at The Dugout at 220 to Center — one of the only restaurants out of 230 on the island left standing — spirits are high.
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Miraculously, she had won three elections; now she imperilled the fourth: Labour was polling between sixteen and twenty-one percentage points ahead of the Conservatives.
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And, miraculously, he was on the right side of almost every transaction — "something that seemed, at least on the surface, to be impossible," Kolhatkar writes.
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Most miraculously, their stopping and thinking and talking had all been quiet and calm enough to let us get a precious extra hour of sleep.
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Having miraculously brushed off three strokes and a Job-like torrent of near fatal afflictions, Sportcoat has been pronounced dead more often than Michael Myers.
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Venus, younger and paler than she might appear in earlier Baroque visions, rests on silks that are miraculously dry as she floats across the water.
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But now, miraculously, Warrick is back and Alcoa will fire up three of the plant's five production lines, with capacity of 161,20123 tonnes of aluminum.
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McFarland counts himself miraculously lucky to have got himself in so much legal trouble that the judicial system finally stepped in to help save him.
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The Napa estate Lindsay Lohan schemed her way into "The Parent Trap" has miraculously been spared by wildfires in Northern California ... at least for now.
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It was a harrowing afternoon and night, but the ship made it through, and miraculously only a handful of passengers were injured, none of them seriously.
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Do you see a ship sinking or a ship rising, with all those deckchair musicians instantaneously, miraculously knowing how to play "Nearer My God To Thee"?
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In Yang Zhenzhong's five-screen video installation "Disguise" (2015), robotic, unacknowledged workers from an assembly line in China wearing the same white mask are miraculously individuated.
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Contrasting with Phnom Penh's grime and chaotic traffic, the playful bubble shapes float away almost miraculously, effervescent sculptures popping out on demand for parties and festivals.
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Christy Beam (Jennifer Garner) witnesses her 10-year-old daughter emerge from an accident not just miraculously uninjured but also cured of a chronic stomach ailment.
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L.A. Angels superstar Mike Trout was involved in a bad crash in Orange County after his game Wednesday night -- but miraculously, the outfielder was NOT hurt.
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There is not an ounce of pedantry in his 85-minute monologue, an indescribably ridiculous collection of anecdotes and asides that miraculously blend into a whole.
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High school students from around the country were making their own videos, and several schools (miraculously) convinced their entire student sections to participate at football games.
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However, this year's event included a cadre of possessed masterworks who miraculously stumbled into the streets of the Greater Tokyo Area wearing fishnet stockings and heels.
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I had already passed a background check, miraculously, but there would be more background checks, this time from government agencies to obtain my various financial licenses.
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A 10-year-old boy miraculously survived falling from a ladder onto a foot-long meat skewer that penetrated his face, the Kansas City Star reports.
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He miraculously dusts himself off, seeming barely scathed, and walks into the entrance of nearby pub, The Purple Turtle Bar, before being tended to by onlookers.
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A South Carolina bride with cancer has died after miraculously living to see her wedding day in a health journey that quickly captured the nation's attention.
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It could be that, somehow, Trump miraculously transforms the dynamics of this campaign in the final weeks or that something happens to make Clinton's campaign implode.
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And yet, somehow, miraculously, more than 3,000 journalists managed to find the funds to travel to Singapore to cover the Kim-Trump Summit Extraordinaire this week.
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By last Friday I was certain I wouldn't be here the next week but miraculously I made some sort of great turn around over the weekend.
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Miraculously, these unknown faces then begin to appear in Finer's life: a tormented physician (Christopher Redman), then a young journalist (Violett Beane) wrestling with writer's block.
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You'll understand why the word "miracle" is involved when your drawers and shelves miraculously have more room due to neat stacks rather than balled-up garments.
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They hadn't been magically stress-free years either; I'd had my share of personal ups and downs, and my eating behavior had remained relatively, miraculously stable.
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It is not the coffee or the powders or devices Asprey is pedaling that can miraculously change your body and life: It's the entire Bulletproof lifestyle.
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Miraculously, the pilot was able to safely land the plane despite the tire drama -- and emergency personnel rushed to the jet to help out upon landing.
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Rumors began swirling late last week that the photo-sharing app had miraculously decided to reverse the two-year-old decision to implement an algorithmic feed.
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Today it is still common to think of the straight-A pupil as having a "gift" for learning, or of the sports star as miraculously skilful.
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Bush, after desperately paddling his life raft away from the island and Japanese boats sent out to capture him, was miraculously rescued by a U.S. submarine.
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Miraculously, this dude managed to keep his phone in his hand and his teeny bathing suit on his butt when a massive wave knocked him down.
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But to the consumer's credit, despite being sold at the dawn of Y2K, the tags are still miraculously intact without even the slightest hint of creasing.
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There were miraculously inventive productions of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" and "Le Nozze di Figaro" directed and conducted by Ivan Fischer, featuring his crack Budapest Festival Orchestra.
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" He added that Mr. Davis's drawings "were often samples of controlled chaos — multiple, sometimes dozens, of figures, all of which were miraculously distinguished from one another.
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Then, miraculously, she rose to her feet and started screaming for the help of the police, seemingly unable to establish that the police were already there.
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On a happy note, Jasmine will not be raising her siblings in a heartwarming Lifetime movie because, miraculously, her father wakes up and is totally fine.
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Miraculously, after watching a pair of floating hands make a rose out of bacon and thinly sliced potatoes, I was able to fathom eating food again.
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Before the three weeks that miraculously brought Joe Biden to the cusp of the Democratic presidential nomination, his campaign was limping along — and Biden knows it.
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"Looks like by April, you know, in theory, when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously goes away," he said at a campaign rally in February.
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The base of the block, however, is dematerialized with a glazed ground story: it looks as if the tower miraculously rests on thin planes of glass.
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And miraculously, after six years, I had learned to sidestep addicts and bad boys, those shiny pennies I had spent my life stooping to pick up.
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Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, who lost a finger in a shooting at his California synagogue, said the shooter's gun "miraculously jammed" in the midst of the attack.
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The film flirts with the "saga" taking precedence over the immediate story, but it always ends up on the right side of the line, sometimes miraculously.
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You can now see the sculptures as architectural fragments left hanging — miraculously, freakishly — in midair after buildings they were once part of had been blown away.
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It was significantly later that I stumbled across RACE TO THE BOTTOM running from top to bottom, and miraculously, it interlocked with MEET IN THE MIDDLE!
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Last weekend, a group of my closest friends came over for dinner, one of those things that miraculously comes together sort of at the last minute.
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Years later, when our Meg miraculously recovered from stage four cancer (twice), I made the extremely dark joke that we'd have to reconsider our original casting.
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After a profound spiritual revelation and sense of renewal, his despair miraculously lifted and he was filled with joy and appreciation of the fullness of life.
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It took Antoinette so long to visit I gave up on the idea, but one miraculously warm, rainy morning there she was at the front door.
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New labor-saving inventions come along or new management practices are taken up that miraculously allow companies to produce more output with fewer hours of work.
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I have lunch with my parents, help my mom in the kitchen, and then miraculously find her a ticket to Kuwait to attend my cousin's funeral.
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In it, the Bennet sisters are miraculously the best fighters in England, but were trained by the Chinese, who were considered lesser fighters than the Japanese.
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"Unless The Washington Post has somehow miraculously recruited the bartender of a hotel in the Seychelles, the only way that's happening is through SIGINT," he said.
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The version I first heard, years ago, went something like this: Two travellers return to a once neglected garden and find it miraculously restored to life.
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He's been supported by an absurd fringe within the conservative movement that, out of contact with political reality, has blamed elites for failing to miraculously stop Obama.
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Natasegara and von Einsiedel say they were inspired to make the movie after seeing the viral video of an infant being miraculously pulled out of rubble alive.
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First up, there's Aly and Josh, high school sweethearts who find out that Aly, a stage 3 cancer survivor, has miraculously gotten pregnant after years of infertility.
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"Somehow, by the time I met him at the altar, it had miraculously disappeared and we ended up dancing almost all night," Obama added in the caption.
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An 11-year-old girl is being celebrated for her quick-thinking after she miraculously revived her 7-week-old baby sister after the infant stopped breathing.
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When we catch up with him, he is just back from a disciplinary program that, miraculously, seems to have changed his attitude completely and for the better.
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Yeah, that massive 15-foot alligator sauntering through a Florida golf course has a name -- because he's become a "regular" ... and miraculously, no one's been eaten yet!
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" He added, "I don't think us not going to the White House is going to miraculously make everything better, but this is my opportunity to voice that.
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Tennessee is good enough to be 5-0, and Tennessee is 5-0, but by god the Vols are so, so miraculously lucky to be 5-0.
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Now all that's left for AlphaGo is to finish crushing the 19-year-old grandmaster Ke Jie, or for the teen to miraculously pull out a win.
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So much depended on Felix Knabel, our producer, who was able to miraculously make it all happen and put together a small but wonderful crew of people.
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"The driver was (miraculously) able to climb out of the sunroof and make his way safely back into the garage," the Austin Fire Department posted on Facebook.
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But last night's finale showed Varys scheming with the ladies in Dorne, only to miraculously appear in the final shot by Daenerys's side, sailing out of Meereen.
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And that means that, should the Democrats miraculously find themselves in a position to push for real gun control, they might be constrained by these bad amendments.
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I can't help but recall the last line of the pop song that miraculously landed him here, with this new life, and I start to sing it.
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Our protagonist sneezes out a giant ball of mucus and his olfactory nerves are miraculously set ablaze – his sense of smell goes from zero to super sensitive.
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London Metal Exchange (LME) stocks would spend months declining only for massive tonnages miraculously to reappear, as often as not at the U.S. port of New Orleans.
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Junior, his wife, his 1-year-old daughter and the two pilots on the plane all miraculously survived after their aircraft crashed in Elizabethton, Tennessee on Thursday.
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I tried to have a conversation with one restaurant owner after another, but as soon I asked this particular question, their grasp of English miraculously turned poor.
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If weight loss is important to you, go for it, but stop expecting that your world is going to miraculously change just because you shed some pounds.
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The chapel was two blocks from where the towers had stood, and having survived the Great Fire of 1776, it had also, miraculously, come out intact again.
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There was a feeling of incredible gloom that this thing had been botched and then, almost miraculously, it was reversed in a few hours on election night.
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More than anything, the album marks Omni's arrival from a miraculously good bedroom recording project, forged on a whim, into a band wielding their talent with intention.
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There's a very narrow line to tow between Deacon's innate humanity and his general awfulness, and Witwer miraculously manages to find that line and stick to it.
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Watch the video here: Miraculously, none of the players admitted to hospital for treatment suffered life-threatening injuries, and all are expected to make a speedy recovery.
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But even if the Democrats miraculously shake themselves out of their Trump obsession, they still need to do a better job of finding persuasive and appealing candidates.
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The country is also home to the oldest vine in the world, Maribor, which is over 450 years old and has miraculously survived all kinds of catastrophes.
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That day I thought was going to be my last day on this planet, but miraculously I survived and I was able to stand and come out.
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Both miraculously survived ... the dog more unscathed than Jim, who is still mending from a broken neck and several other broken bones, as well as collapsed lungs.
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The Trump administration's claim that these tax cuts will somehow miraculously pay for themselves, despite a mountain of evidence to the contrary, is both foolish and reckless.
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A Georgia man was miraculously left with only minor injuries after his car was impaled by logs when he rear-ended a log truck in northwest Georgia.
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Mr. Greenblatt said "Will & Grace" stands apart, though, because all four of the original leads are back and because they rather miraculously seem not to have aged.
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Miraculously, no one was injured: The truck's driver managed to unhitch his trailer and take off before the inferno really got going, according to the Daily Telegram.
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" In her blurb for "Text Me When You Get Home," the New Yorker writer Jia Tolentino describes the forming and preserving of these ties as "miraculously comfortable.
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Zaldy: If you think of the level of artifice of what it is to be a Kardashian — like, somehow, miraculously, they all look exactly the same now.
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It seems like what they think is going to happen, they're going to agree beforehand, but I just think there might be a consensus on this miraculously.
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Captured by the Fascists, he was saved from the firing squad when his interrogator miraculously turned out to be a half brother whom he had never known.
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Miraculously, he was able to WALK OUT of the hospital just two days later ... diagnosed with a head injury, but no broken bones or internal organ damage.
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Miraculously, she lived much longer than anticipated and got to see her then-2-year-old granddaughter turn 7 and get to know her and love her.
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At the wedding, we sat at the table with all of the bride's friends' parents, couples we have known forever, all of whom have miraculously stayed together.
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A sleepy little panel picture of St. Gregory, made soon after the Spaniards arrived, turns out on close inspection to be rendered, rather miraculously, in tiny feathers.
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Mr. Rossi's display of Padre Pio key rings caught his eye one day, he said, and a prayer to that Italian saint miraculously resolved a business problem.
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I mourn for websites with the zany energy of the GoDaddy man, like the official site for the 1996 movie Space Jam, which is miraculously still up.
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His snaps and claps draw attention to a musicality that runs through all his hip rolling, through his every sinking to the ground and miraculously rubbery recovery.
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Although "American War" is narrated, in part, by Benjamin Chestnut — Simon's son, who miraculously survives the plague — it is Benjamin's Aunt Sarat who stands at center stage.
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That left out that the Republicans knew that a whistleblower had filed a complaint about the infamous phone call shortly before the aid was miraculously freed up.
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It's worth remembering that when this scale of tonnage shows up in the LME's daily stocks reports, the metal hasn't all just miraculously arrived and been warehoused overnight.
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But get this—astronomers have just detected a clump of asteroids that has managed, quite miraculously, to stay intact since they first formed some four billion years ago.
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A vintage World War II fighter plane -- for the Nazis, not the good guys -- crash landed on one of L.A.'s busiest freeways ... and miraculously the pilot survived.
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Holmes attempted to bail out her sinking ship by promising investors worthless stock to stave off further suits, and miraculously secured a $100 million loan this past December.
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Would this pedicure include some kind of Dragonglass-style tool to slough off dead skin or a ritual that would miraculously help me channel my inner Daenerys Targaryen?
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Nani Simonis, Hase's daughter, spent 20 years organizing the collection of work, which miraculously survived a house fire caused by an Allied bombing raid on Frankfurt in 1944.
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The Timberwolves will now enter every game banking on Karl-Anthony Towns' limitless potential and a fleeting hope that Andrew Wiggins will miraculously turn into Scottie Pippen 229.
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He mentioned an incident in a match last year between Australia and Ireland, in which a player miraculously found himself intercepting a ball in a seemingly offside position.
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Miraculously the virus never entered Bureh Beach, but struck in the nearby towns of Tumbu and Waterloo, where the people of Bureh would go to school and shop.
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Watch as our haggard villainess-turned-sultry vixen, Creedence, seduces a horned-up teenager using a cob of corn she miraculously turns into a trailer's worth of popcorn.
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Now Daario Naharis, a swaggering penis with a sword arm, is expected to facilitate a transition to self-rule in a city miraculously cleansed of its ancient hatreds.
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In the movie, Garner plays a mother whose daughter's digestive disorder is miraculously cured after the youngster falls 30 feet inside of a hollow tree – a true story.
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Everything that needed to happen in order for us to survive—all those slim, minuscule chances—they all needed to be in our favor, and miraculously, they were.
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Unprecedented immigration has not led to a Nordic Shangri-La, nor will keeping silent and trying to keep up the pretense that it has—miraculously make it so.
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"They took her to a wooded forest, shot her, put her in a gurney bag and threw her into a river and she miraculously survived," Obaid-Chinoy said.
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"I knew that I was born there and I didn t want to go there specifically for that reason, but it worked out kind of miraculously," she says.
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He said the pitchers typically do their batting practice near the third-base dugout where the shots began but said "miraculously" no one was standing there Wednesday morning.
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These free gifts seem to inspire everyone, miraculously, however wavey they get, nobody seems to drop a cigarette end or a plastic cup on the floor all weekend.
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Miraculously, the 6-year-old kitty was found in March in Ontario, Canada, not far from Buffalo, New York, and taken to the local shelter, Guelph Humane Society.
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Instead, fans are once again left scouring stores, hoping to find an NES Classic miraculously in stock, or otherwise left to pay outrageous markups on the gray market.
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It is the best concealer I've ever used and it miraculously removes all traces of stress, period spots, and last night's tequila without sitting heavily on the skin.
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And she miraculously found one of the few real estate firms in the city that make a point of renting to relatively new businesses: The Hudson Companies Inc.
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As the foundation tries to hold the government to its promises, archeological excavations uncover the remains of ancient prisoners, and seismic tremors threaten—and sometimes miraculously realign—walls.
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Now, we are left with only less than five abortion clinics in the entire state of Alabama who have miraculously been able to withstand decades of political attacks.
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I couldn't have found my best friend had I lost her in the sea of people, but miraculously, a group of people I'd never met before found me.
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He told Insider that while it initially seemed impossible to find a flight schedule that would allow it, miraculously, he made it work with no delays or cancellations.
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Finally, I connected with a low-income lender and was miraculously approved for a conventional 103-year fixed-rate mortgage for a home priced at or below $145,000.
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But as the plane cruised at 30,000 feet to Iowa, the Los Angeles Times' Chris Megerian somehow -- miraculously -- got his wifi to work and read the Comey letter.
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In another, they harassed individuals on the subway who selfishly sit in seats for disabled people, calling out over a megaphone that Jesus must have miraculously healed them.
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Employing a playlike setup and an unflinching camera (Jeff Cutter's cinematography is miraculously lucid), the filmmakers lean heavily on Mr. Goodman's disconcerting performance and Ms. Winstead's spunky resolve.
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" But how the comedian investigates that isn't always direct; Genzlinger also called the show "an indescribably ridiculous collection of anecdotes and asides that miraculously blend into a whole.
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Though still high-concept, Rachel Hauck's single set depicts a recognizable idea of place: a basement jazz joint that miraculously turns into the furnace room of Hades' factory.
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Though rain sheeted down and floods threatened, she was poised and miraculously dry in jeans, a floral raincoat and high-heeled boots that played hell with her feet.
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In the faith-based drama "Breakthrough," a mother stands at her son's side after a terrible accident, never giving up on the hope that he will miraculously recover.
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He wrote the mailing information in pencil and had no receipt or tracking number to give her, but miraculously, the package got to me the very next morning.
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Its shimmering metal scaffolding resembles a magnificent building, and is alive with scores of small moving images projected (somewhat miraculously) onto pieces of paper the size of snapshots.
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Your bowels, your miraculously lucky life, your love of your mother, your well-crafted similes, all are lost in the slide from depth to depth, pure, impure, compassionless.
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Not really expecting much, I tried crossing AQUAMAN with AQUINAS, and miraculously stumbled upon an upper-right corner that stood out to me as particularly clean and lively.
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They see it as a terrible irony that she, who never harmed anyone, is dying, yet he, who nearly destroyed them all, recovered miraculously from stage four cirrhosis.
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A 63-year-old girl who went missing 3 months ago after her parents were murdered was miraculously found alive ... and her captor is now in police custody.
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The rickety instability of this music is riveting; it keeps you always on your toes, listening as things fall apart and — miraculously, against all odds — come back together.
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The first chapter introduced audiences to Prairie Johnson (Brit Marling), a young woman who was abducted while blind seven years prior and returns older, with her eyesight miraculously intact.
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Despite an amalgam of troubling evidence in court (including the time stamp on a Taser deploy being miraculously changed upon reexamination), all four officers were recently cleared of charges.
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The accident left the snowboarder unable to move for minutes until he reportedly sat up, strapped on his board and miraculously finished the race while waving to the crowd.
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He then encounters his ex-brother-in-law, Vernon (Johnny Whitworth), who gives Eddie a prototype brain drug that miraculously helps him write a book and clean his apartment.
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Miraculously, this move was enough to convince Aldo to fight again—though he did assure he'd only fight once before directing his focus back to a bout with McGregor.
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"Haniyeh returned to Gaza, Hamas gave an order ... and miraculously, this spontaneous protest by a public that could not handle the situation any more dissipated," Katz told Israeli media.
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Lauren Louise Accurso's newborn baby boy, Matthew Jr., miraculously survived, but has been in the NICU at Wolfsons Children's Hospital, according to a GoFundMe page created for the family.
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And an hour after that, three men ejected from a house party in Bakersfield, California, opened fire on the venue, injuring 14 people—but miraculously killing none of them.
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Gillette tells WNEP-TV that, miraculously, a piece of plywood in the garage smashed through the bulldozer&aposs windshield and hit a lever that put the machine in reverse.
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Eci and her mother, Edith, had miraculously survived six weeks at one of WWII's most horrific extermination camps, Auschwitz, before they were liberated by a group of Russian soldiers.
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Interest in immunotherapy is booming, and for good reason: The medical literature is filled with incredible stories of tumors suddenly shrinking to nothing and terminal illnesses miraculously reversing course.
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A pregnant mother of two died in car crash Monday as she drove herself to the hospital to prepare to deliver her third child — who miraculously survived the wreck.
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Unfortunately, he failed to notice the landing in the center of the staircase, and he tumbled face-first flailing down a few steps before making a miraculously smooth recovery.
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Miraculously, JPP not only recovered from the injury -- but eventually got back on the field and played with the Giants ... turning out a pretty impressive performance considering the circumstances.
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In Red Dead Redemption 2, John and company miraculously return from exacting their revenge on Micah in one piece, to live out their droll or idyllic post-outlaw dreams.
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In this scenario, the owner would get a notification saying "The dog walker has miraculously put on your dog's leash!" with a pin that depicts the praise hands emoji.
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Of course, it only works on naturally light or bleached/lightened locks, so don't expect brown hair to miraculously become pale pink — it's a modern formula, not a miracle.
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These warnings served more as advertisements, and miraculously, the number of women suffering from "menstrual irregularity" exploded overnight, with doctors complicit in the lie they were forced to tell.
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But then, in 1988, somewhat miraculously (he gives Sellars the credit), Morris was hired as the dance director of the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie, the Belgian national opera.
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Well ... James' character appears to be back for season 2 but it's unclear if his scene's just a flashback or if he, somehow, miraculously survived his season finale fate.
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Miraculously, a provision from Dodd-Frank that requires corporations to disclose the ratio between the salaries of their CEOs and employees has survived attacks from Wall Street and Congress.
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In this scene, the front of a car is clearly dented and beaten up, but after Thor lands on the ground, the car has miraculously turned to perfect condition.
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RHP Brandon Kintzler had a rocky ninth Friday, loading the bases with nobody out, but miraculously got out of the jam to post his seventh save of the season.
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Miraculously, Oliver's accuser remained unnamed in the press, though practically everyone at the station knew her to be a twenty-six-year-old podcast producer named Molly St. Clair.
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Ridding their routines of "toxins" and "additives" and "byproducts" by ditching their prescription topicals and flushing their supply of antibiotics or Accutane won't miraculously give them clear, radiant skin.
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Quite evidently, if more zinc miraculously turns up in the Big Easy, it puts at risk the potential for that widely-anticipated bull charge to new 10-year highs.
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In particular, Mr Love, often regarded as a defensive sieve, miraculously smothered and stifled the far more agile Mr Curry on a key possession as the clock wound down.
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The real-life Crawford's greatest performances have often been mistaken for camp, and Dunaway's own deeply empathetic performance here—miraculously channelling Crawford's manner and power—suffered the same fate.
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In Mr. Skelos's former district in Nassau County, the Democratic candidate is Todd Kaminsky, an assemblyman who, as a former federal prosecutor, seems miraculously well-suited for this moment.
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All of the seemingly insurmountable obstacles in my life miraculously collapsed like dominoes, and I gained a level of clarity that I hadn't had since I was a kid.
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"Haniyeh returned to Gaza, Hamas gave an order ... and miraculously, this spontaneous protest by a public that could not handle the situation any more dissipated," Katz told Israel Radio.
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Yet while some non-canonical texts fell out of circulation or favor over time, these stories of a sometimes miraculously kind, sometimes dreadful young Jesus hung around for centuries.
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Lucy Hale, who starred as Aria on the teen thriller "Pretty Little Liars," plays Stella, a manic pixie cancer girl who was miraculously cured, thanks to a trial medication.
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In its inner sanctum, you will find the world's most important collection of pre-Hispanic gold artifacts that miraculously survived the looting from the Spanish conquistadors in the 1500s.
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While I wouldn't recommend self-isolating with someone you've only known for two weeks — no matter how much you fancy them — in this case, miraculously, it turned out well.
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Miraculously, through a combination of decade-old hand-scribbled notes, Google, manic perseverance, and stupid luck, I found almost everybody we had done stories about on that first trip.
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Vasyl Petrovych Holoborodko was a high school teacher whose rant against government corruption went viral and catapulted him into the race for president of Ukraine, which he miraculously won.
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A dreamed-of experience of the French Riviera is to find one of those secret and stunningly beautiful coves and beaches that miraculously survive just as nature made them.
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To listen to him (and his surrogates) is to listen to someone who seems to believe that the American economic pie just miraculously appeared and exists on its own.
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In the film, the down-on-herself Renee (played by Amy Schumer) conks her head in a SoulCycle accident and awakens believing that she has miraculously become supermodel-hot.
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"It's taking it on yourself to do things, and not waiting for a system that never loved you or treated you well to come around miraculously," said Mr. Davis.
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I leave the office to get two tampon packs from the pharmacy ($8), miraculously resisting the cosmetics section which I always succumb to, and a poké bowl for lunch.
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But whenever I Lost My Body teeters one the edge of using one too many melodramatic jump cuts, it always miraculously justifies the weight of its own self-seriousness.
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I've only got 714.630 days left on my training plan for the Brooklyn Half Marathon, and I'm miraculously still on target, so I really don't want to skip it.
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A 6-week-old baby who was ejected from his family's vehicle in a serious car crash miraculously survived the accident with hardly a scratch to show for it.
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With tax day around the corner, think about that fringe benefit the next time you miraculously avoid a bloody diarrhea attributable to your salad, trucked in from parts unknown.
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Scary moment for the Denver Broncos moments ago ... when a team bus clipped a member of its police escort ... but miraculously, no one was harmed ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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They are quite light, miraculously greaseless, and if you take them home to serve, they need but five minutes in a 350-degree oven to come back to life.
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Yes, the powers at be have miraculously graced the pitiable inhabitants of Earth with a Flamin' Hot Cheeto doppelganger of Harambe the gorilla (RIP)—and boy, is it glorious.
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In hindsight, it's obvious that I had some underlying issue—I wasn't just coincidentally getting a stomach bug every time I had to leave my apartment and then miraculously recovering.
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And it became even more terrible when the zoo officials made the only decision they could: to fatally shoot their beloved Harambe to protect the boy, who miraculously was unharmed.
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He killed one woman, Lori Kaye, and injured three others, including the synagogue's rabbi, who said the shooter's gun "miraculously" jammed before he had a chance to harm anyone else.
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It begins as an account of the founding of a crackpot religious sect named for an Italian-American coal miner who miraculously survives a mine disaster that kills 98 others.
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He ends up working a nightclub act where he's hideously dismembered each evening, then miraculously reappears in a flash of light, to the crowd's delight and his own blank disappointment.
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We miraculously managed to find our unicorn husbands and life partners in the age of "Cat Person," when most men in the dating pool are that special breed of awful.
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What makes this not come in dead last is it was still miraculously on my lips afterwards, so I was still shiny and pretty, just with a slimy pipe. 5.
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In the film, Garner took on the role of real-life Texas mom Christy Beam in the story of a young girl who is miraculously cured from a rare disorder.
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Miraculously, Pilot, who had disappeared from the Thompsons' California home in 2007, was found in the rubble and ash near Santa Rosa by a local woman seeking her own cats.
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If this idea miraculously takes off, then Prova will undoubtedly take the idea to other clothing makers as a way to help them build email lists for products sold offline.
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Xavier was transferred to two different hospitals until he arrived at the University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City, where doctors found that the skewer had, miraculously, avoided anything vital.
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An Arizona man has miraculously survived a three-day ordeal after falling into a mine shaft and breaking both his legs, where he was then trapped and surrounded by rattlesnakes.
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So far this year, my borrowed metal has miraculously escaped dings, scrapes, scratches, bangs, backing-up whoopsies, collisions, rear-endings, bent rims, scraped rims, blown tires, and intersection T-bones.
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But Magana has now gone back to her house -- which miraculously still has a roof -- and has been taking in victims who need a place to ride out the storm.
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Even if that fear were miraculously dispelled, and the word boldly employed to describe the actions of IS, the question of how to act would not be a simple one.
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If you got shot in the neck and the bullet miraculously missed every major artery as well as anything else that, you know, keeps you alive, what would you do?
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We miraculously got on the LA Times "101 Best Restaurants" list for the second time, but then the same issues we dealt with previously dragged us down all over again.
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"As soon as Democrats sent their best Election stealing lawyer, Marc Elias, to Broward County they miraculously started finding Democrat votes," he said of Democrats' top lawyer on the case.
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Much like the Buddhalicious star he's named for, Keanu slips unscathed through the fast-and-furious raining bullets, miraculously dodging death as a heavenly chorus lays down an apocalyptic track.
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The palace, miraculously untouched by 15 years of mortar fire, was built in the 19th century, soon after the Egyptians dredged the harbor and turned Beirut into a booming port.
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The footage belongs to Spencer Paysinger, who was a rookie back in 2011 when the Giants miraculously beat the New England Patriots in one of the best title games ever.
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Even if we somehow miraculously could bring back the economic success of a now faded era, this amazing time in America did not exist for all people in our country.
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That instinct was visible in the efforts to rename the virus "Wuhan virus" or "Chinese virus" — something Trump is still doing, even after his miraculously competent press conference on Monday.
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If I had to guess, I'd predict that unless Bay Area housing costs miraculously come down in the next year or two, Silicon Valley will undergo a big shake-up.
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Jesus was a humble carpenter from Nazareth who miraculously fed 5,000 people but never humiliated them with condescending lectures about God favoring those who pull themselves up by their bootstraps.
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Finally, the clones finally discover what the Neolutionist Dyad Institute wants from Sarah's daughter, Kira, who was miraculously born from a line of clones that was designed to be infertile.
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One was by the president in early February when he said, 'It looks like by April you know in theory when it gets a little warmer it miraculously goes away.
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While the food was truly disgusting, I appreciated it nonetheless, because miraculously I was beginning to feel something, something which made me grateful to no longer have an empty stomach.
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That is, our stories may be steeped in ambiguity, but if we choose to observe and appreciate them generously, they can miraculously emerge as earnest, unflinching endorsements of radical hope.
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If only it were so — that the damage to the natural environment by morally and ethically corrupt governments and corporate puppet masters was somehow miraculously confined to just that territory.
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Obviously, whatever happened, one of its citizens at the very least -- even if Khashoggi miraculously turns up alive in a Dubai hotel -- was involved in some form of woeful misconduct.
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Sanders and his co-sponsors propose to miraculously give complete coverage to an additional 270 million people, while absorbing the costs and removing the constraints associated with copayments and deductibles.
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However, four years later, she miraculously regained control of her eyes for the first time in four years and began her journey to fully regaining her cognitive and physical abilities.
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The Christian characters are not expected to know anything about Hanukkah, and are either gracefully taught without criticism or miraculously more adept at Hanukkah traditions than the Jewish characters themselves.
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Even if he did miraculously survive the plane explosion (which is unlikely), there's no way Steve can simply look like he hasn't aged a day in more than 60 years.
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If only it were so — that the damage to the natural environment by morally and ethically corrupt governments and corporate puppet masters was somehow miraculously confined to just that territory.
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It couldn't have been easier: Post an early profile photo on Facebook from 2009 next to a recent one — as proof positive of how you've aged or, miraculously, not aged.
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The car finally lands upright and slides to a halt between two gas pumps, miraculously managing not to hurt any bystanders, or ignite the whole place in a gasoline-fueled fireball.
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That's the question everyone is asking after the UFC star miraculously made weight for his UFC 210 fight after a nearly missing the cut at the official weigh-in Friday morning.
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Miraculously, the two women, both "hunters" of evil supernatural forces, have managed to survive until now, presumably because they're neither love interests for our heroes, Sam and Dean Winchester, nor lesbians.
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If there's a better way to start the week than feasting on the full line-up—and, miraculously, a timetable—for this year's installment of Dekmantel, we've not found it yet.
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Catch a sniff of a tropical flower like hibiscus (the hero scent in Soap & Glory's new Call Of Fruity™ range) and you'll find yourself miraculously on a faraway tropical island.
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Just as miraculously, we have the ability, even the obligation, to judge what we have made, to argue about why we are moved, mystified, delighted or bored by any of it.
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Karen Michel, a longtime Cubs fan, visited the box office right before the Cubs played Game 6 of the World Series Tuesday night, hoping a single ticket would miraculously be available.
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The solution, of course, was a wall — which is now a see-through series of slats rather than a wall, per se — that will miraculously solve all problems in American life.
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On Monday, Kendall, 23, shared a clip of herself untwisting a loosely shut bottle cap without using her hands while miraculously riding a jet ski and wearing a tiny green bikini.
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Of the three ways to measure GDP (by counting output, expenditure and income), production figures are reported miraculously quickly, even as the counterpart numbers for spending and earnings appear agonisingly slowly.
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Whenever some wild captive dropped dead within a thousand miles—a victim of sunstroke or virus, homesickness or honey-roasted peanuts—chances were that it would soon appear here, miraculously restored.
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And if we don't try to arrest the degradation of the natural world now, there won't be anything left to save even if we miraculously succeed in staving off climate change.
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Miraculously, squeezed between these fast-growing cities, you can still find solitude and tranquility in nature, with places to hike, camp and witness the astonishing beauty of a starry night sky.
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Even if Mrs May miraculously wins a meaningful vote on her Brexit deal, she will find it hard to secure the majorities needed for all stages of a subsequent withdrawal bill.
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The Oru Inlet miraculously packs up to the size of a suitcase, weights less than 20 pounds and can unfold and be on the water in as little as two minutes.
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Once again, eagle-eyed 'GoT' fans (or haters) noticed a big gaffe related to the hit HBO series' penultimate episode ... Jaime Lannister's right hand miraculously grew back in a promo shot.
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Depressed by the prospect that his career was over before it had gotten started, he gulped whiskey and downed 73 sleeping pills one night in his hotel room, but miraculously survived.
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Those long-lost images, miraculously recovered by Tan two decades after their disappearance, would send her on a quest to reconnect with her former collaborators and make sense of her past.
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But because on paper it ends in 2022 and revenues start coming in as businesses revert to normal accounting, its total deficit impact over ten years miraculously drops to $25 billion.
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Most of the people that I thought I had lost after my 2002 unveiling have, miraculously, been returned to me, the intervening years having brought not only forgiveness but also understanding.
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There is little to distinguish the expressions of faith among those miraculously spared and those facing the loss of everything, and little to separate the assurances of people of different faiths.
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Choreographing those is the job of the director, Michael Engler, who stretches each raised eyebrow and pursed lip to big-screen proportions, miraculously without turning every close-up into a cartoon.
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In this scene, one plucky iguana was set upon by a swarm of snakes, only to miraculously wriggle free and scrabble up the surrounding rocks, serpents nipping fruitlessly at its heels.
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In New Mexico, Border Patrol agents walked the Congressional delegation through the holding areas of the Alamogordo station, which Representative Jerry Nadler, a Democrat from New York, said were "miraculously" empty.
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The beautiful bas-relief in pink granite known as Arjuna's Penance is a highlight, as is the wondrous Krishna's Butter Ball, a 250-ton boulder seemingly miraculously perched on a hillside.
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Mr. Selznick's emphasis on wonder — represented by the story's surfeit of enchantments and the near-miraculously fitted parts — can feel bullying, as if he were demanding delight instead of earning it.
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Luckily, the mother's cellphone was in the stolen car; police used that phone's location information to find the vehicle and the baby, who miraculously was sleeping peacefully in the back seat.
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THE pill-sized cameras in today's mobile phones may seem miraculously tiny, given that a decade ago the smallest cameras available for retail sale were the size of a pack of cards.
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Somehow, the bullet didn't penetrate her brain; the 80-year-old told the Las Vegas Review Journal she thinks she "jerked her head away" at the last minute, miraculously preventing serious damage.
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Some of the defining images of the civil war, of bloodied bodies covered head to toe in concrete dust -- yet miraculously alive -- have come from the very people who have saved them.
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Then, I gained over 40 pounds in what felt like an instant — and while 20 of those pounds miraculously vanished in the weeks following my daughter's birth, the rest of them didn't.
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Though some residents have returned to poignantly decorate the vacant and destroyed sites where homes used to be: While Mr. Dylan and I were both miraculously spared, he suffered a notable loss.
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If McMulllin miraculously trumps Trump (and Clinton) in Utah, take a break from alcohol for a moment to guzzle a Coke with seven pumps of coconut syrup and some grenadine in it.
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A plane headed for Mexico City crashed in a field near an airport in the Mexican state of Durango leaving multiple people injured but miraculously all those on board survived the impact.
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The star then raises her arms as if she's going to untwist the cap miraculously without using her hands (per challenge rules), but instead she grabs the bottle and opens it normally.
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The star then raises her arms as if she's going to untwist the cap miraculously without using her hands (per challenge rules), but instead she grabs the bottle and opens it normally.
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But last week also saw the premiere of Ariana Grande's new video and a cat that miraculously came back to life after being frozen in the snow, so it's not all bad.
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These researchers aren't yet promising to miraculously make people walk again, but their work on using light to stimulate signals in the nervous system could potentially have innovative medical uses as well.
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"If I was like, miraculously given control of the 8chan domain, I would shut it down for economic reasons, so that I don't have to think about the moral reasons," he said.
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Mac and two other passengers miraculously managed to flee on foot, but cops eventually ran his plates and arrested him for DUI and hit and run at his home after he confessed.
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A 35-year-old mother of three is crediting her faith as the reason she miraculously survived stage 4 brain cancer a decade ago after being told she had days to live.
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Ex-NBA star Gilbert Arenas was involved in a WILD car crash over the weekend -- where a Toyota flipped on its head -- but TMZ Sports has learned, miraculously, nobody was seriously hurt.
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The debacle launched a thousand internet memes and Halloween costumes — but now, miraculously, the phones are back on sale in South Korea under a new name: the Galaxy Note FE (Fan Edition).
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When I sat down with Wakamiya during WWDC, she was wearing conference merch (a dark denim jacket with WWDC17 embroidered along one pocket and colorful Apple-themed pins) and miraculously, still smiling.
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Mr. Dylan, who was never exactly a softhearted songwriter, now openly confronts both his crumbling voice and a treacherous world, while the Rolling Stones continue, stubbornly and miraculously, to romp across stages.
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Mr. Trump, the real estate magnate, is, after all, the master of taking a property, squeezing out the profit and leaving it for dead, then miraculously turning the loss to his advantage.
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If you wanted to perform the People's Elbow, you'd press a button, and no matter where The Rock and his opponent were, they would miraculously relocate to the center of the ring.
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According to the Indonesian consulate, the teen wound up floating about 1,500 miles from where he'd started and was miraculously passed by at least ten ships before he could get one's attention.
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Even more critically, if Johnson does, miraculously, come back with a new Brexit deal (or somehow tries to rebrand May's deal), it will give Parliament very, very little time to consider alternatives.
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The new technology, miraculously enabling conversation unlimited by physical proximity, engendered behavior that was unhampered by social norms, which had always prevented most people from saying such nasty things face to face.
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"Miraculously, a few days before we would have arrived back in Germany, four other countries — England, France, Holland and Belgium — each agreed to take one-fourth of the passengers," Dr. Motulsky said.
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My grandmother Ilse stayed along with my father through the horrors of Kristallnacht and until July 19333, when miraculously and at the last possible moment they received visas to the United States.
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It's just that many prefer to confront their ineptitude aspirationally, shelling out hundreds of dollars for all sorts of space-age clubs that promise longer drives, straighter shots and miraculously generated backspin.
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Yet when the claves were highlighted, I miraculously blended in and was able to enjoy the rest of the journey, as did passers-by, who nearly all smiled and sometimes danced along.
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Luckily, I have an A-plus life without a human being that shares my DNA, so if one happens to show up magically, miraculously, and I can add an extra oomph, great.
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WASHINGTON — In January 2012, Representative Gabrielle Giffords, Democrat of Arizona, decided to resign her seat, a sad coda to the assassination attempt she had miraculously survived, but which left her badly disabled.
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So when I miraculously got a job at the height of the recession, I took on the responsibility of maintaining the household to pay her back for all she did for me.
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When they were miraculously rescued, having been spotted by a 24-year-old pilot named Chuck Gwinn, whom in later years they affectionately called their "angel," they felt they had been reborn.
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The lean, ruggedly handsome Watanabe, who more than twenty years ago survived two bouts of leukemia, was diagnosed "almost miraculously early" with the cancer last month and underwent surgery, he said on Twitter.
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Blake had miraculously secured a reservation at a chic and impossible-to-get-into restaurant in downtown Manhattan, answering the oft-posed question of whom one had to fuck to get a table.
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Miraculously, the woman and her son fell into the gulley between the tracks and were small enough to avoid contact with the train altogether, according to nearby MTA workers who witnessed the incident.
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MoviePass was running so low on cash last week that it stopped working, but it miraculously staved off immediate doom by taking out, and then paying off, an emergency loan to restore service.
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That might be a stretch, but the recent summer Blockbuster Baby Driver miraculously made iPods relevant again (even if just for the current cultural moment) thanks to the title character's affinity for them.
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It is a banal, trivial, relatively uninformative thing, with lame visual trickery, concluding with a ride on Leonardo's flying machine across the painting's landscape, which has miraculously opened out at La Gioconda's back.
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Just as devotion makes the flower bloom even on a stone, so his great love turned into a mysterious elixir of life and enabled the patient to recover from her incurable disease miraculously.
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" Somewhat miraculously considering the scale of its human rights abuses, James Leibold of La Trobe University in Melbourne argues, "China is actually winning the propaganda battle over its treatment of Muslims in Xinjiang.
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South Africa is no longer in the forefront of the world's consciousness, as it was in the 1990s when it made its miraculously peaceful transition from a racist regime to a modern democracy.
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The shrews' skulls shrink during the winter, but then miraculously grow back nearly all their original mass in the spring and summer, according to new research published today in the journal Current Biology.
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Dr Whitford has miraculously managed to squeeze me into her diary, because there's one topic we're both keen to discuss: why breast cancer is an urgent issue for women across Palestine in 2.8.
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She just happens to be blowing a bubble with her gum at the exact second of firing, and the foam pellet lands directly on the formed bubble and miraculously sticks to the gum.
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"If they, miraculously, can generate $1 million in profit on each aircraft, then they need to sell 1,803 planes, after they build the (first 100 or so) aircraft that are unprofitable," he said.
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Justified or not, no one could watch him volcanically brimming over with partisan rancor and resentment without harboring deep doubts that he could now miraculously wipe the slate clean and be fair-minded.
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Dylan, who was never exactly a softhearted songwriter, now openly confronts both his crumbling voice and a treacherous world," he wrote, "while the Rolling Stones continue, stubbornly and miraculously, to romp across stages.
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Captain "Sully" Sullenberger, who miraculously landed a plane on New York's Hudson river after a bird strike at a nearby airport, was played by Hanks in the 2016 film adaptation of Sullenberger's memoir.
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The designation of serious losers has resulted in a lack of confidence in the capitalistic system that has so miraculously served our society by lifting the global standard of living to spectacular levels.
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Okay, there might be one or two others out there (it's hard to keep track of an evil album) but this record, pressed at a Canadian plant, miraculously survived Prince's demand for destruction.
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He makes cacio e pepe pasta with ingredients we miraculously had in the house, and we finally (finally!) get around to watching a whole episode of Billions with our sort-of night off.
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Whereas Hannah, in "The Devil's Arithmetic," is magically transported back in time, becoming Chaya, Ksiezniczka, miraculously saved, gets to experience, as Gemma, a future that was denied to the female inmates of Chelmno.
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The websites feature endorsements from people — generally identified only by first names and last initials — who claim that they or their loved ones have been miraculously cured of terminal diseases and other illnesses.
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We enjoy a good, thicc pet: a bulbous, miraculously vertical cat with all his high-maintenance needs, the balloon of a dachshund who, thanks to a bizarre medical condition, had to be deflated.
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The chapel holds venerated relics from saints and martyrs from the first centuries of Christianity, as well as the Acheiropoieta, a jewel-encrusted image of Jesus thought to have come into existence miraculously.
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Miraculously, she has managed to fill a big hole in her résumé without putting a big dent in her reputation, and she knows that the longer she stays, the more she tempts fate.
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But the founder and CEO of Branch Furniture, a tiny venture-backed startup in New York, tells Business Insider that even though he relies on Chinese manufacturers his business will, miraculously, be untouched.
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Our photographer, Asanka Brendon Ratnayake, and I stayed in one of a number of log cabins that had miraculously been spared by the fire — the "luckiest log cabins," as one local described them.
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An incense-scented haven of red woodwork and worn grey flagstones, the temple is dedicated to Mazu, a tenth-century maiden who miraculously saved relatives from a shipwreck and later became a goddess.
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Frost was on record praising "Walden" as one of his favorite books because it was miraculously "a tale of adventure," a "declaration of independence" and a "gospel of wisdom" all rolled into one.
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Baldwin and Baumgart would do well to skip the slate and offer the only sweet treat worth ordering: malt ice cream with a shock of hot fudge and miraculously crisp salted-caramel croutons.
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At a press conference on Thursday, officials from the Vall d'Hebron Hospital in Spain where the woman was treated said Mash is in the process of miraculously recovering after the near-death event.
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The UFC fighter who's scheduled to take on Holly Holm in July miraculously escaped injury in a violent shootout in Peru ... though her trainer was shot while exchanging gunfire with the bad guys.
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U.S. soccer legend Abby Wambach flipped her SUV in a secret late night car wreck back in 2014 -- and miraculously emerged healthy enough to walk more than a mile home following the crash.
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