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Meanings of create the illusion in English

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Usage of create the illusion in English
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And the interesting situation was that we managed to create the illusion.
The new yorker
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Spoofing involves rapidly placing orders to create the illusion of market demand.
Reuters
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Struggling to create the illusion, women laced themselves into heavily boned corsets.
Feminist dot com
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Just use darker tones to create the illusion of pushing back or minimizing.
Ebony
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Vaulted ceilings are another idea that can help create the illusion of more space.
The South African
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There's nothing like a third option to create the illusion of freedom of choice!
Axiomatic
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She slid off her wrap to create the illusion that she intended to sunbathe.
The whole world: a novel
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Something had to be done to create the illusion of not being wholly defenseless.
Men in War
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You can create the illusion of being dressed up.
NY Magazine
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I can create the illusion of a hand.
Surrender to the will of the night
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The stage has no depth, so as a designer, you have to create the illusion of depth.
The Irish Times
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This could give way to unnecessary tension and may even create the illusion of problems where none exist!
The South African
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The Irish political process is a sham - a massive charade designed to create the illusion of democracy.
The Irish Times
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The method applied is coherent: make evident the mechanisms used to create the illusion of permanence and truth.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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Not that this would solve anything, but it might create the illusion of stability for a few months.
The Guardian
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The contender rushed out an energy plan, presumably to create the illusion he was a multidimensional policy practitioner.
News.com.au
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