| 118) |
A reel is frequently used as a utility device in balloon magic. |
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| 119) |
Much of silk magic requires preparatory folding and rolling of the silks. |
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| 120) |
Silks should be handled gently and gracefully. |
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| 121) |
The slip knot is useful in silk magic. |
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| 122) |
Rope magic is practical and effective, because it employs a commonplace object as a prop. |
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| 123) |
Stiff clothesline is best for rope tricks. |
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| 124) |
The core of the rope should never be removed for rope magic. |
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| 125) |
When performing the cut & restored rope trick, the magician actually cuts through the true center of the rope. |
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| 126) |
Solid rubber bands can be made to link in a miniature version of steel linking rings, demonstrating a solid passing through a solid. |
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| 127) |
The "Bridal Hitch" is a card sleight frequently employed by Harry Lorayne. |
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| 128) |
"Chain Gang" is an escapist effect developed by Harry Houdini. |
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| 129) |
The "Joe Dan Link" is performed with a borrowed wedding ring. |
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| 130) |
The "Michael Goldberg Vanish" is a universal utility move in rubber band magic. |
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| 131) |
Goshman supersoft sponge balls are not sufficiently resilient for most sponge ball magic. |
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| 132) |
Oliver's retention vanish is a standard coin sleight. |
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| 133) |
Misdirection is seldom applied in sponge ball magic. |
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| 134) |
Reproduction of a sponge ball from a spectator's body is not practicable. |
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