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fantasyland

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fan·ta·sy·land  (fnt-s-lnd, -z-)
n.
A place conjured up by the imagination, often populated by bizarre inhabitants: a fictional fantasyland teeming with unicorns and elves.


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The screen adaptation of Maurice Sendak's 1963 picture book about a rebellious boy who sails to a fantasyland inhabited by monsters earned 32.
Columnist Paul Krugman's fantasyland where Richard Nixon never dies and American politics remains the domain of the Ku Klux Klan: That is, the driving force behind the town hall mobs is probably the same cultural and racial anxiety that's behind the"birther" movement, which denies Mr.
Together we'll shop till we drop as we visit the famous Metrocentre, which is transformed in the run up to Christmas into a fairytale, festive fantasyland and has over three miles of undercover shopping malls, over 330 shops and more than 50 places to eat and drink.
 
 
 
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