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 The newness of this shuffle to magicians is indicated by some of the aforementioned performers' unfamiliarity with the term "Hindu Shuffle". Instead, Shome calls it a "running cut", and Farelli calls it a "strip cut shuffle" and equates it with an unidentified "card table artifice" in Erdnase. The artifice he has in mind may be the third blind cut, titled "To Retain the Top Stock", in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/17831/Card+Mastery+with+which+is+combined+The+Expert+at+the+Card+Table/127|Expert at the Card Table]]//, 1902, p. 41. The term "Hindu Shuffle" was coined by Jean Hugard in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/14513/Card+Manipulations+Series+No+1+and+2/3|Card Manipulations No. 1]]//, ibid, who named it as such due to seeing a Hindu magician use the technique thirty years prior.
+For applications, see also [[cards:hindu_shuffle_force|Hindu Shuffle Force]] and [[cards:hindu_shuffle_false_display|Hindu Shuffle False Display]].
+* [[http://www.conjuringarchive.com/list/category/941 |Category in Denis Behr's "Conjuring Archive"]]
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