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If you know you're going to be in remote parts without internet acccess, a common trick is to write posts in advance and schedule them to be uploaded automatically.
If the data doesn't fit or doesn't exist, a common trick is to use a competitor's or analogous company's data instead.
A common trick is to set a brownish diamond in yellow gold prongs to make it appear more like a canary.
A common trick is to use HTML-style tags as the phrase.
A common trick is to put pebbles/stones is the water bowl to make it shallower.
A common trick is to extend, provoking a parry, then, rather than deceiving that parry normally, pulling the blade away.
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The most common trick is about a secret room, but there are others, like saying a famous penguin is here, or you found all the numbered buoys, etc.
Another common trick is to pick a name that in some way references your own name.
There's no "right" way to do this, but one common trick is to draw a small heart wherever you'd normally dot a lowercase "i" or "j".
If you're hiding money on your body, another common trick is to load up a cheap "fake" wallet and put it in a regular place.
One common trick is to tell someone he is hexed and then remove the hex for a fee.
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