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He views the beautiful boy as the mythical Ganymede, Zeus’ Trojan boy-lover.

My daughter loved—and believed—the mythical stories Bruce would tell on stage about how his saxophonist buddy Clarence Clemons, who he dubbed “The Big Man,” joined the band.

Despite his books containing magical objects, talking animals and mythical griffins, he insists he is "writing about the real world through a little filter".

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Although architects of tax cuts always claim that the resulting economic growth will be spread widely, showing up in wage gains among other metrics, that’s mythical.

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Recently, he even posted a QAnon claim that he would soon release “med beds,” a mythical technology that fully heals people and apparently restores their youth.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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