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English: Billet reading cheat method that fraudulent mediums have utilized. |
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| Source | Helen Worden. (November 1944). "Exposing Tricks of the Fake Mediums". Popular Science. Vol. 145 no. 5. pp. 67–71, 213–214. | |||
| Author | Helen Worden | |||
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