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I hope that you and your family will have a MAG-nificent Christmas season...

Forget politics in this season of joy: Here's Huckabee's Christmas message. Ann Althouse 2007

I'm Veronica and I run the blog mag.nificent, from which you quoted my review of an amputee zine.

Devotees and me (closing Screw Bronze); the cage of stereotype plus a suicide! Elizabeth McClung 2007

Among the matchbar's claims to fame is a full caipirinha menu the cherry caipirinha, which adds pulped, pitted cherries to the mix, is stupendous good and the "Match-nificent Seven," seven drinks named after the Magnificent Seven cast.

Kenneth Hite's Journal princeofcairo 2003

But then, Ezri had never been much of an espresso drinker-she put it in the same category as raktajino, which she detested-though Jadzia loved it, having been a regu-lar customer at the Cafe Roma on Earth and its mag-nificent brew when she was at the Academy.

Demons Of Air And Darkness DeCandido, Keith R. A. 2001

One wall of the parlor was crystal, facing west, providing a mag - nificent view of sea and sky.

Dragons of a Fallen Sun Weis, Margaret 2000

"Consider it done, Madam," Reorx said with mag-nificent aplomb.

Dragons Of Summer Flame Weis, Margaret 1995

In 1726 one of his descendants built the mag - nificent aqueduct that ensured the city's growth.

Mexico Michener, James 1992

In the Kosmos, he made mag - nificent surveys of the history of the subjective con - templation of nature, stimulated by descriptions of nature in literature, by landscape painting, and by exhibitions of exotic plants; and then of the objective understanding of nature attained through meditation, reason, enlarged horizons resulting from exploration, and invention.

ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE CLARENCE J. GLACKEN 1968

Then other discoveries, even more sensational, followed, leading to the mag - nificent synthesis of James Clerk Maxwell; in his theory the waves constituting light were made part of the great series of electromagnetic waves.

OPTICS AND VISION VASCO RONCHI 1968

Down on the plain, a herd of six-legged animals with mag-nificent horns bolted when the Olympia passed over.

Three Worlds To Conquer Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1964