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prestidigitation
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prestidigitation noun conjuring, deluding, illusion, juggling, legerdemain, magic, palming, sleight of hand, sorcery, trickery
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Reputable magic shops are staffed with experienced prestidigitators that can help your child learn how to do magic.
The Great Thought in Learning Magic Tricks by Jron Magcale / Home improvement and landscaping community
Priest's story about the bitter feud between two 19th-century prestidigitators, and the deadly repercussions that affect their children and grandchildren, is as entertaining as any of the preposterous stunts that the Davids Blaine and Copperfield pull off on television these days.
Auditory illusions by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
The greatest of prestidigitators would be hard pressed to deflate and inflate the same balloon simultaneously, and such accomplished masters of legerdemain are seldom found running the major financial organs of the U.
Bernanke's bind: the Fed chairman is in the impossible position of ... by von Hoffman, Nicholas / The American Conservative
 
 
 
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