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 As a side-light, Annemann's Magic Thrust is dealt with oddly by Max Abrams in his excellent //[[http://askalexander.org/display/21664/Annemann/635|Annemann: the Life and Times of a Legend]]//, 1992. Abrams failed to include the trick in his book, although he lists it as Annemann's on page 621, as included in J. G. Thompson's //[[http://askalexander.org/display/14976/The+Living+End/88|The Living End]]//, 1970, p. 82. It is a curious oversight, but probably nothing more than that. As a side-light, Annemann's Magic Thrust is dealt with oddly by Max Abrams in his excellent //[[http://askalexander.org/display/21664/Annemann/635|Annemann: the Life and Times of a Legend]]//, 1992. Abrams failed to include the trick in his book, although he lists it as Annemann's on page 621, as included in J. G. Thompson's //[[http://askalexander.org/display/14976/The+Living+End/88|The Living End]]//, 1970, p. 82. It is a curious oversight, but probably nothing more than that.
  
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