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In 2005 the relief effort will scale up dramatically, but it may well take a miracle to reach 3m by the end of the year.Shereen El Feki: health-care correspondent, The Economist.
It flies in the face of the so-called Copernican principle and implies that our existence is... well... a miracle.
It may well take a "miracle" to pull our country out of our current financial malaise.
MTV wrote that Arbos stole the show, while TVLine said his ability to sing may well be a miracle, and his story definitely tugs at the heartstrings.
If the film was too brutal an emotional experience for both the timid MPAA crowd and the decidedly wilder Film Independent crowd, it might well take a miracle to get Academy voters to watch it, let alone vote for it.
That would take, well, a medical miracle.
"Well, it was a miracle I won this match," Ferrer told Jim Courier, the American tennis champion turned analyst, in an on-court television interview.
Well, maybe not a miracle: the truth is that their finishing has not been of the same level as the build-ups.
It's nearly Christmas and if this isn't a miracle, well, it is certainly a sharp, witty setup.
