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to tricks
noun
Something designed to fool or swindle.
Exact(46)
She doesn't resort to tricks.
And the Israelis, too, are resorting to tricks.
Whenever the band went silent, however, Mr. Chestnut resorted to tricks and predictable rhythms.
China, then, is up to tricks, and in consequence its trade surpluses grow, grotesquely.
"No one can attribute the looks and gestures to tricks of direction," he wrote.
It is pleasing to the eye to be caught by surprise — but the eye is susceptible to tricks.
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Every interior designer has go-to tricks.
("From my perspective, it seemed that the two fields had a lot in common," she said). Certain go-to tricks for men are no guarantee for her.
As Heidi Hanna, a fellow at the American Institute of Stress and author of the book Stressaholic, points out, having go-to tricks helps you fight off everyday stressors that you may not even know are affecting you.
You have to trick them.
"You try to trick her into it".
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