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Collaboration Cube | Akira Fujii & Hideki Tani Jose Cruz González Second Half Opening Patter 14 profile and milled
Collaboration Cube | Akira Fujii & Hideki Tani Jose Cruz González Second Half Opening Patter 14 profile and milled
Collaboration Cube | Akira Fujii & Hideki Tani Jose Cruz González Second Half Opening Patter 14 profile and milled
Collaboration Cube | Akira Fujii & Hideki Tani Jose Cruz González Second Half Opening Patter 14 profile and milled
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Collaboration Cube | Akira Fujii & Hideki Tani Jose Cruz González Second Half Opening Patter 14 profile and milled

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Collaboration Cube Akira Fujii & Hideki Tani Jose Cruz González Second Half Opening Patter 14 profile and milled Second Half Opening Patter Section 3 Refrigerator Art Dan Harlan's Crayon Eating Monster (You can hand the cube to the audience to check Though the routine contains unexpected surprise coming with laugh and sucker tricks

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