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or exchange items

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a movie and a novel

plus variations by his fellow magicians

DieNamite by Lee Earle Locks The table is shown toLee Earle's Deluxe DieNamite. Imagine a card that's 8 1 4 inches square, decked out with bold red dots that are each 1 5 8 inches across. Now, heres where it gets amusing: as the magician flips the card over, those dots start morphing into six different configurations. Its like theyre trying out for a talent show! And just when you think it can't get any crazier, the front of the card drops down, revealing a giant eye chart. Its the perfect punchline