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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a magic page" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fantasy, creativity, or technology, often implying that the page has special or transformative qualities.
Example: "As I turned the corner, I stumbled upon a magic page that transported me to another world filled with wonder."
Alternatives: "an enchanted page" or "a mystical page".
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In each of those earlier books there lurked a magic page of doom on which the reader became certain that Self had already thoroughly explored his gimmicky premise -- the guy is really a chimpanzee in Great Apes; death is just a more tedious version of life in How the Dead Live and would now spend several hundred more pages methodically kicking the life out of it.
This extraordinary Hungarian toy story, however, was about to turn a magic page.
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"We call it the magic page," says Gerardo, who has reviewed close to 3,000 fund prospectuses over the past decade.
"It's a magic place".
Koons took a magic marker to the page and colored in various zones; in the fabrication of the sculpture, he removed Piglet from the composition, which resulted in this abstraction rendered in cheerful pastel colors.
PAGE 3 A Magic Moment Arrives In a night of bedtime amnesty, children and parents across the country lined up until just after midnight to be among the first to buy the new Harry Potter book.
And when we turn the page, we discover a magic trick, because we never know what we're going to find on the other side.
A magic book lures humans into its pages in Kristin Kladstrup's charming debut fantasy, The Book of Story Beginnings (Candlewick, $15.99).
He spread it out on a table and, using a Magic Marker, began drawing boxes on the pages.
Colophon: Last page seems to be missing; ends with a magic square and the katchword "barkamsah".
Hardly a magic bullet.
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