"They need something," he said, openly wondering whether Jordan might not be miracle enough at the rate the league's better teams have been feeding on the Wizards.
There might be a miracle before Monday, when the Milan shows end, but the trends are neatly falling into place.
That contradicts previously reported results that had sent patients flocking to eye doctors for what they thought might be a miracle cure.
"What might be a miracle drug for one person could be a dud for another," said Dr. Joel Saper, director of the Michigan Headache and Neurological Institute, a treatment and research center in Ann Arbor.
Claiming that Mr. Fox's chilling conclusions are misleading at best, Phelim McAleer and his fellow directors, Ann McElhinney and Magdalena Segieda, attempt to prove that shale gas just might be "the miracle of the 21st century".
A lot of people in the late nineteenth century believed that cocaine might be a miracle drug, and Crews may be a little unfair when he tries to pin much of the blame for the later epidemic of cocaine abuse on Freud.
There just might be a miracle happening in the sacred lands of the Black Hills in South Dakota, where the Sioux Nation is fighting to save its most sacred site, the genesis of all of its creation stories, Pe'Sla.
"But who knows, it might be a Christmas miracle".
For what might be considered a miracle by some is regarded a nightmare for others.
"There might be some other miracle they could do," said Wadir Safi, a professor at Kabul University.
