Clean coal is often wielded as a kind of magic term, but here Trump was likely referring to capturing the carbon released by coal-burning power plants—a process that has largely proved to be an ineffective and cost-prohibitive folly.
"The single thing that comes close to a magic bullet, in terms of its strong and universal benefits, is exercise," Frank Hu, epidemiologist at the Harvard School of Public Health, said in the Harvard Magazine.
Both micro and macro studies suggest that ALMPs are not a magic bullet in terms of lowering unemployment.
"The first six months were difficult here but for 18 months we've been on a magic carpet ride in terms of our performance level and everything improving.
On streaming, it is playing catch-up with Spotify, which has eighty-six per cent of the on-demand market in the U.S. In the short term, absent a magic, ecosystem-realigning product hiding beneath Eddy Cue's untucked shirttails, Apple can only gain market share by cannibalizing its existing download business — the classic innovator's dilemma.
You know, back in the old days, there was a term for a magic cure-all product to solve all health care problems.
It's not a magic bullet but about long-term investment".
In related news, I'm also thinking about making an ereader as is my Uncle Jerzy from Rypin, Poland, although he is thinking of it in terms of creating a "magic book" because his experience with technology is fairly limited and he never finished high school.
Otherwise, if it is embraced as a magic bullet, efforts needed to offer long-term solutions will be relaxed.
IN LABOUR'S first term in office, Gordon Brown appeared to cast a magic spell over the country's finances.
