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How to stay with the nose.

Focus secret:

Loop over the index and middle fingers of your left hand.

Circle the right rope around the back of the thumb. Turn the loop on the thumb clockwise so that a crosshair appears in the center.

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Insert your left hand from above into the loop located at the right hand.

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Free your right hand. Now the rope hangs only on the right hand. The free end of the loop is on the left and behind.

Touch your nose with the index and middle fingers of your left hand. Take the free end of the string with your right hand and pull your right hand up and to the right.

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The rope will easily slide off your left hand, pressed to your face, and you will be left with a nose!

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