Not every lamp is magic.

More European economic governance is not a panacea.

Elections are a top priority but not a panacea.

Fracking is not a panacea, but it really is by far this decade s best green energy option.

The summit, after all, is not the proverbial silver bullet but the launch of a process and the indication of the collective will for change.

We believe that political will, carefully calibrated to produce the most desirable results for all, is a silver bullet, and that it will turn the tide.

The eurozone s inflation target is not a magic number, and it is irrational to let it determine the overall macroeconomic framework.

We do not believe that the recommendations put forward in the Secretary General's report with regard to institutional reform in the area of human rights offer a magical solution to all our problems nor, in fact, were they intended to do so.

To believe that any country issuing debt in its own currency is risk free as long as the exchange rate is flexible is astonishingly naive. For one thing, there is still inflation risk, particularly for countries with weak fiscal institutions and heavy debt burdens.

Then they told me how this guy named Joseph Smith found those buried gold plates right in his backyard, and he also found this magic stone back there that he put into his hat and then buried his face into, and this allowed him to translate the gold plates from the reformed Egyptian into English.