It is a lyrical, even-handed film, and is strong also in the magical scenes involving Sonia and her dead brother.
But it is also an almost magical tool for stabilising a whole continent, creating new markets and letting free trade and free movement build ties of interdependence.
Wilson said that the rarity of achieving success at the World Cup -- just seven countries have ever won the four-yearly competition -- has also enhanced its magical appeal.
If the Commission is to be believed, 2020 is also going to a magical year for Greece, where public debt will at last come close to the 120% target.
La Roche Posay is another favourite brand with dermatologists, also using the almost-magical resource of thermal spring water.
As if painting another, more magical world, he also did bare, unpopulated moorscapes and nearly all-white seascapes verging on abstraction.
As we close the book on this incredible era, we look forward to another with a renewed certainty that the next couple of generations of Red Sox fans will also be enjoying baseball at the ever magical Fenway Park.
Also, keep in mind there is nothing particularly magical about underwriters making them more accurate on average at pricing firms than any other capital markets professionals.
However, if you have a hint of Robinson Crusoe in your genes, a weeklong self-guided kayaking trip is a magical way to experience the area ( guided tours are also available).
Not only is it another excellent building (not quite as magical as Turner Contemporary in my view) but it also has the advantage of a stellar permanent collection of Dame Barbara Hepworth's sculptures.
While local hero Padraig Harrington failed to survive the halfway cut despite improving five shots on his opening 68, and American star John Daly also went out, little-known Irishman Lowry scorched round the Baltray links in a magical 10-under-par 62 to match the lowest round ever achieved by an amateur on the European Tour, by German Sven Struver 20 years ago.
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