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 ====== Convincing Control ======
-The roots lie in the [[cards:culling|spread cull]] and an Edward Victor control in his "Card in the Aces" from Willane's //[[http://askalexander.org/display/15029/Method+s+for+Miracles+No+8+Edward+Victor+s+Sympathetic+Reverse+Card+in+the+Aces/11-15|Methods for Miracles]]//, No. 8, 1945, p. 11. Both Larry Jennings and Ed Marlo lay claim to a variant of the Victor sleight, the most popular version of which makes use of a double card, and the selection is switched for an outjogged counterfeit, while the genuine selection is culled to the bottom.
+The roots lie in the [[cards:spread_cull|spread cull]] and an Edward Victor control in his "Card in the Aces" from Willane's //[[http://askalexander.org/display/15029/Method+s+for+Miracles+No+8+Edward+Victor+s+Sympathetic+Reverse+Card+in+the+Aces/11-15|Methods for Miracles]]//, No. 8, 1945, p. 11. Both Larry Jennings and Ed Marlo lay claim to a variant of the Victor sleight, the most popular version of which makes use of a double card, and the selection is switched for an outjogged counterfeit, while the genuine selection is culled to the bottom.
 Jennings claimed to have submitted this technique to Alton Sharpe for //Expert Card Mysteries//, 1969, and that Sharpe didn't include it in the book.

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