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Their flickering kind of faith needs a regular dose of the supernatural or the fanciful (like the "dancing sun" or shower of rose petals from nowhere) to keep it burning.— Bisaya Bloggers
The London tube system is packed with odd, fanciful, and unusual station names.— FlickFilosopher.com
The captions are fanciful, the order is significant, the material is diverse.— Top Tech News
While these may sound fanciful, the ice appears to slow the replication of the virus, while the tannin in tea possesses anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties which help fight the virus and protect against secondary infections too.— xml's Blinklist.com
If the latter sounds fanciful, there are countries like Argentina and Russia who can tell you from bitter recent experience what happens when economies collapse.— Politics news, UK and world political comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk

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