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Norman Gilbreath (b.1936) is a computer expert, an amateur magician, and inventor of the Gilbreath Principle.

His book, Magic for an Audience, was published as a series of 3 articles in Genii, Vol. 52, No. 9-10-11, March, April, May 1989

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-Norman L. Gilbreath.
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+'''Norman Gilbreath''' (b.1936) is a computer expert, an amateur magician, and inventor of the [[Gilbreath Principle]].
-Born in 1936.
+== Biography ==
+His book, ''Magic for an Audience'', was published as a series of 3 articles in [[Genii]], Vol. 52, No. 9-10-11, March, April, May 1989
+{{References}}
-Computer expert.
-Amateur magician, inventor of the [[Gilbreath Principle]].
-His book, ''Magic for an Audience'', was published as a series of 3 articles in [[Genii]], Vol. 52, No. 9-10-11, March, April, May 1989
-[[Category:Biographies|Gilbreath, Norman]]
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