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It’s all smoke and mirrors, sure, but there’s a certain comfort in a life after death where Patrick Swayze can still spin pottery!

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Gabriel could have come across as a mere cipher in this environment, a faceless spook navigating smoke and mirrors.

"Neuralink is currently just smoke and mirrors, with a lot of hype," Herve Chneiweiss, a neurologist and expert in ethics at France's research organisation INSERM, told AFP.

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Roberts never had to prepare the smoke and mirrors required to navigate the final third of the game.

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The pay package is replete with smoke and mirrors, its benchmarks painstakingly tweaked to make them much more achievable than they appear on the surface.

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