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Magicians trick their audience into believing they have special powers.

He tricked me.

I'm going trick you into thinking I'm an old man.

To take good pictures there are some knacks to learn and a little trick.

You won't trick her; she knows a thing or two.

It's a good idea to stop using direct-links to files. Use a trick like starting the URL with double-width h t t p or something.

At The Happiness Institute in Australia, a couple of hundred dollars may do the trick.

Having this meeting isn't going to do the trick, is it?

They tricked her out of all her money. She felt guily that she is tricking them.

They had to think of a trick to get past the guards. I wasn't really ill - it was just a trick.

It's a trick - but a clever trick!

This advert uses a special camera trick to make the food look perfect.

Look at that chick, I'd like to trick her.

This trick works because the waxy substance in the banana skin fills in the scratch.

He tied his son's shoe with a double knot and said, "There, that should do the trick."

Where is the gimmick?

We have to be cautious. She likes to use dirty gimmicks.

The majority of them use flashy, aggressive marketing tactics and gimmicks, have recording sessions on TV shows and photo shoots in cool duds.

Valentine's Day is just a cheap gimmick to sell cards and chocolate.

He thinks consumers have become cynical in an overcrowded market, where it's tempting for cafe owners to search for a gimmick to get people through the door.

Treated as laptop replacements, Windows 10 two-in-ones are no longer a gimmick

Old-fashioned and counterintuitive, this marketing gimmick is still going strong. Razor-Thin Profit Margins Around 1900, a salesman named King Camp Gillette dreamed up the idea of disposable razor blades.