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Discover LudwigThe phrase "those tricks" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to a specific set of actions or behaviors that someone or something has performed. Example: "I couldn't believe he fell for those tricks again. He should know better by now."
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There's foreshadowing going on, all those tricks.
How should the defense card to collect those tricks?
How do you think the magician did those tricks?
But try busking those tricks on the street.
You actually did perform some of those tricks, didn't you?
Getting those tricks would require some fancy footwork.
McMillan added: "Shortly after that, Reggie started doing those tricks, too.
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SEATTLE--Everyone's familiar with optical illusions--those tricks that tell us not all seeing is believing.
"Who taught you those magic tricks?" Ali was asked.
Surely this isn't another one of those trick titles?
"I wanted to be one of those trick riders on a horse in the circus," she said.
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