Mr Romney's campaign has so far failed to bewitch Republican primary voters.

ECONOMIST: If only that was all you had to do

On the evidence of this new film, Terrence Malick has lost none of his ability to infuriate and bewitch at the same time.

NEWYORKER: The New World

Just past the hour McIndoe's wonderful shot - hit with the outside of boot - narrowly went wide as the Doncaster winger continued to bewitch the Villa defence.

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For us children, she came with the evening, which carried us back to the house, but she was also the old woman we locked our doors against, protecting ourselves from a night that she seemed to bewitch.

NEWYORKER: The Stolen Pigeons

We use it to operate the cooperative but competitive system of social exchange that is a society: to charm, forgive, manipulate, bewitch, embroider, exaggerate, diminish, disparage to choose just some of the verbs from the key paragraph of Dr. Pagel's (beautifully written) book.

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