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The phrase "a trick example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an example that is designed to mislead or challenge someone's understanding or assumptions.
Example: "The teacher presented a trick example to test the students' critical thinking skills."
Alternatives: "a deceptive example" or "a misleading example".
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This will allow you to visit another country's broadcasting website (Canada's CBC or UK's BBC, for example) and trick it into thinking you're visiting from within the country.
Keep your friend's attention focused on one thing - a funny video or a card trick, for example - while you stretch one hand out of their line of sight to snatch what you want.
A common trick, for example, is to keep a secretarial or administrative position unfilled, and to spend the money budgeted for salaries on other items.
In a trick called the coffin, for example, a rider leans back on his motorcycle and steers it with his feet as the cycle leaps through the air.
People who think that zero is neither even nor odd may use the parity of zero as proof that every rule has a counterexample, or as an example of a trick question.
At its heart, this is a classic tale of political dirty tricks, examples of which are strewn across the battlefield of modern American politics.
SnapTax, for example, revolves around a trick of optical character recognition that has to work just right.
You don't have to go off of a marked ramp to pull aerial tricks — for example, try doing a trick as you jump from mushroom to mushroom in Mushroom Gorge.[8].
For example, if you both like magic, teach them a trick.
A recent example: "Hi Mom, how was your day?" Immediately I sensed a trick.
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