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Publishers disliked these tricks because of the expense, and critics often got annoyed because the content did not seem to warrant what they saw as a form of pretension.

Officials have made some adjustments to the course, but competitors said on Monday that they have been falling in training sessions and have been unable to practice new tricks because of the course's condition.

Apple's able to pull off this trick because of the music licenses Apple was reported to have signed.

"Let's not call them tricks — because the experience of eating there only got better.

Hamilton's qualifying triumph sets him up to equal Jim Clark's hat-trick of successes in the British Grand Prix but he would become the first driver to win a Silverstone hat-trick because two of Clark's victories were at Aintree and Brands Hatch.

Many Armenians barely acknowledge that there were Azeris here until this century—an easy trick because most of them were shepherds living in one place in summer, another in winter.The Muslim population had only two notable monuments in Karabakh, both elegant 19th-century blue-tiled mosques in the town of Shusha, which are now half-ruined from the war.

Many people think that this must be a statistical trick because no part of the L.A. region could possibly be as dense as Manhattan or central Chicago.

I haven't personally tried it and am relying on screenshots and experience with similar tricks of course, because the idea of participating in a Microsoft face-farming exercise where we volunteer our pictures to the technology giant creeps me out.

That would be quite a trick because the ultimate aim of the left is just that, regardless of what the Brady Campaign or President Obama might say.

It is a tough trick because most serious readers of American history know a good deal about the Protestant past, but next to nothing about Catholicism.

Viktor & Rolf can pull off this sort of trick because the mostly all-black clothes on display were stunning - ribbon-trim cardigans that looked made for Paris in mourning, tuxedos with a leather trim, and one of the best double-breasted schoolgirl coats yet seen in a season obsessed with uniforms.