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Meanings of small miracle in English

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Usage of small miracle in English
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But the Bucks still must pull a small miracle to avoid history.
Reuters
2
And then, by some small miracle, the emergency lights flicked back on.
The Darkest Minds
3
It's something of a small miracle that The New Mutants was even released.
News.com.au
4
We gathered at recess, waiting for some small miracle to happen.
Mysterious Skin
5
Just as he struck his pose there came a small miracle.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
6
But when he sat down at the instruments, a small miracle took place.
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
7
The lamp danced and sputtered, but by some small miracle was not upset.
The Great Book of Amber
8
It's a small miracle that we managed to get the alert out at all.
Stars rain down
9
The pin-sharp rapport in Lonesome Highway Blues was a small miracle of collective time-keeping.
The Guardian
10
Now, one thing that strikes one is that this is a very small miracle.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Mark
11
But a small miracle occurs and hope is rekindled.
Radio NZ
12
Team sport is a small miracle in that context.
The Irish Times
13
And she thanked heaven above for that small miracle.
Good girls don't
14
It had been almost a week, and her failure to notice was a small miracle.
Misery
15
Then before his eyes some small miracle revealed itself.
Cry to heaven
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Even firefighters agree it was a small miracle no one was seriously hurt or killed.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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