I think that depends on how one defines "omnipotence."
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The (very) broad definition of "capable of all things" is of course illogical to the point of incoherence. If it's "capable of all possible things," then genuine miracles can work. Obviously that's only if supernatural phenomena can occur, which while I consider astronomically unlikely, cannot actually be incontrovertibly ruled out.
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