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wave a magic wand

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wave a magic wand
to solve a difficult problem with no effort Unfortunately, you can't just wave a magic wand and get rid of poverty.
Etymology: from the practice of waving a wand (a special stick) when someone is doing a magic trick
See also: magic, wand, wave
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We are pleased to have Rich on board," added Nicholson "he won't be able to wave a magic wand but he will contribute with both bat and ball as well as off the pitch.
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