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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a great trick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clever or impressive action or method, often in the context of magic, deception, or a clever solution to a problem.
Example: "The magician performed a great trick that left the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "an impressive feat" or "a clever maneuver".
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"Eddie had a great trick," says Joe Brown.
I'm excited about the tree because it's a great trick.
In a sense, Evans's Liverpool pulled off a great trick.
But when it does work, it's a great trick.
And one of the guys will say, "It's a great trick, but it's a little obvious".
It's a great trick, because the damp cold works better than starch".
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It's the difference between a great magic trick and brazenly telling the audience to its face you think they're dullards.
But like a magician with a long act and a few great tricks, Glassner makes it worth sitting through the obvious sleight of hand to get to the good parts.
It has had usually a clogged motion; its great trick has been the trick of languorous cadence.
It's no great trick for a GOP judge to put dogma over deliberation, but the vacuous Vinson is no visionary.
You won't be great the first time you try! Behind every great trick are a hundred failed attempts.
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