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EFFECTIVE FOCUSES AND THEIR CLUES
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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

You have a stack of pieces of paper folded together in your hands. Turn over the top sheet. Show the letter F. Place it on the table. Place the next piece of paper at the bottom of the stack without turning it over.

Turn over the next top leaf. It has the letter O on it. Place it on the table next to the first one.

The next sheet, without turning over, put it down again and so on.

Do this until all the leaves are open. Now on the table it says: FOCUS. If you put the sheets of paper back in a stack and repeat everything all over again, the effect will be the same.

Focus secret:

To keep the letters in order, they must be folded in advance in a certain sequence. The letters from top to bottom in the stack should be arranged like this: F, S, O, U, K.

You can arrange not only words, but also different numbers in this way. Try and come up with some trick with letters or numbers.

Author: V.Postolaty

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