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This varies. What is the finger pointing at? This is an artist's trick to get you to see a larger picture, not just the main character.

Parents also enjoy eating their children's trick-or-treat candies after the children are in bed.

"Soft power" in their hands becomes a devil's trick, as wicked as the brutal control exercised by the men.

One's trick can be very clever and daring in deceiving others, but cannot hide from one's own conscience.

In the political rhetoric of many authoritarian governments, fascination with copying China's trick can clearly be discerned.

This week's trick is to turn off distracting themes in your applications and websites!

Telling someone his shoe is untied is an old April Fool's trick.

The researchers compared the genomes of 23 cholera strains and showed that the bacteria's trick is to continually exchange and mix genes.

The merchant quickly discovered the donkey's trick. He then returned home again but reloaded his donkey with bags of sponges.

However, not everyone buys into the director's trick of adapting a classic story into something new.

TestNG's trick of skipping, rather than failing, can really take the pressure off in large test suites.

Now, to do that, we needed a set up, like a magician's trick.

I'd heard a theory that all babies look like their dads in the first few months, evolution's trick to make you love your child.

The home cook's trick to achieving this result is to use day-old rice, which is a little dry.

I discovered the salesman's trick that he sells display products to customers as new ones.

Italy and Spain could learn from Germany's trick of reforming without strife.

Culture's trick, I have argued in my research, was to harness by mimicking nature.

He'd done some boy's trick or other.

The judge said many consider this a "lawyer's trick" to avoid the ban on the direct patenting of DNA, but the result is the same.

if through this wicked witch's trick.

It's fool's trick to trust your words.

Technicolor Cheek was based on UF Grant's trick Cheek to Cheek.

Expose one's trick in public.

A magic spell; a witch's trick.

So "letting the cat out of the bag" revealed the merchant's trick.

look through the enemy's trick

Through sorrow's trick. I thought the funeral-shears

look through the opponent's trick