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C10 Wizardry With a Heart J. K. Rowling, the author of the best-selling novels about the boy-wizard Harry Potter, has managed to turn about a month of writing into a donation expected to top $36 million.

Turning her creative prowess to a philanthropic cause, J. K. Rowling, author of the best-selling novels about the boy-wizard Harry Potter, has managed to turn about a month of writing into a donation expected to top $36 million.

Refineries, which are running close to capacity, usually manage to turn about 53percentt of crude oil into gasoline.

Now that's a good point for Murray to win, because Djokovic bossed that rally and Murray, hanging in, managed to turn it about, Djokovic eventually going long from, again, somewhere rather near the net.

Mrs. Colbert Busch managed to turn questions about spending into a chance to raise the issue.

In the United States, the right wing of the Republican Party has managed to turn skepticism about man-made global warming into a requirement for electability, forming an unlikely triad with antiabortion and gun-rights beliefs.

She even managed to turn questions about her spotty progressive record into something of an advantage.

His statement to Parliament managed to turn a debate about super-elite tax avoidance into a discussion about families who want to put something away for their kids.

But it's telling that Trump managed to turn a story about how he was a fraud into a story about how he was a racist, and that his campaign is not just disorganized, but filled with people who will go to the press and complain about how disorganized it is.

The main channels highlighted his endorsement of a "great Russia" and managed to turn his comments about "dominating and demonising other countries", a reference to Russia's behaviour to its former republics, into a case of American self-criticism.

Diverting attention from the harm rewriting the law would do to women, members of Congress have managed to turn an argument about financial affairs into a debate over abortion.