How One Magical Step can help underprivileged children and people

Published: 3:45am, 10 Apr, 2017

By Sebastien Raybaud

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Card tricks, vanishing coins, unbroken watches ... there are many tricks up a magician’s sleeve that can be taught to anyone – just ask Markus Mak, the founder of One Magical Step

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Published: 3:45am, 10 Apr, 2017

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