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marvel to behold

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marvel to behold
someone or something quite exciting or wonderful to see. Our new high-definition television is a marvel to behold. Mary's lovely new baby is a marvel to behold.
See also: behold, marvel
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The Japanese hard shake, in its several variations, is a marvel to behold.
Tools from the east: Japanese bar tools finally are reaching the ... by Carducci, Tad / Cheers
It injected an element of nostalgia, however, into what could very well be the final day of campaigning for an inveterate campaigner whose political skills, to his fellow Democrats and to many Republicans as well, were long a marvel to behold.
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Nothing excites the mind more than receiving automatic online income, day-in, day-out for all 365 days of the year A true marvel to behold and the perfect solution to all your money worries Nothing excites the mind more than receiving automatic online income, day-in, day-out for all 365 days of the year.
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