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Dip the pencil in a dark glass bottle. Turn it upside down - the pencil does not fall out of the bottle.

Focus secret:

The bottle contains a light cork ball. If the bottle is turned over slowly, the ball will be the first to close the outlet and the pencil will remain inside. In order for the pencil to fall out, the bottle must be turned upside down sharply. The audience will not notice this difference.

Author: V.Postolaty

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