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My prefix prefix does exhilarating kicks,

My infix infix uncovered the wizard's tricks,

My suffix suffix is quieter than a tick,

Gone a century since, he made infinite picks.







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    Gone a century since, he made infinite picks.







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      My prefix prefix does exhilarating kicks,

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      Gone a century since, he made infinite picks.







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      My infix infix uncovered the wizard's tricks,

      My suffix suffix is quieter than a tick,

      Gone a century since, he made infinite picks.







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          My prefix prefix does exhilarating kicks,




          Can-can




          My infix infix uncovered the wizard's tricks,




          Toto pulls the curtain in The Wizard of Oz.




          My suffix suffix is quieter than a tick,




          RR? Or possibly RR




          Gone a century since, he made infinite picks.




          Cantor. His diagonalisation argument involves making infinite picks, plus he died in 1918.







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            I think the answer is




            Cantor




            My prefix prefix does exhilarating kicks,




            Can-can




            My infix infix uncovered the wizard's tricks,




            Toto pulls the curtain in The Wizard of Oz.




            My suffix suffix is quieter than a tick,




            RR? Or possibly RR




            Gone a century since, he made infinite picks.




            Cantor. His diagonalisation argument involves making infinite picks, plus he died in 1918.







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              I think the answer is




              Cantor




              My prefix prefix does exhilarating kicks,




              Can-can




              My infix infix uncovered the wizard's tricks,




              Toto pulls the curtain in The Wizard of Oz.




              My suffix suffix is quieter than a tick,




              RR? Or possibly RR




              Gone a century since, he made infinite picks.




              Cantor. His diagonalisation argument involves making infinite picks, plus he died in 1918.







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                up vote
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                I think the answer is




                Cantor




                My prefix prefix does exhilarating kicks,




                Can-can




                My infix infix uncovered the wizard's tricks,




                Toto pulls the curtain in The Wizard of Oz.




                My suffix suffix is quieter than a tick,




                RR? Or possibly RR




                Gone a century since, he made infinite picks.




                Cantor. His diagonalisation argument involves making infinite picks, plus he died in 1918.







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                I think the answer is




                Cantor




                My prefix prefix does exhilarating kicks,




                Can-can




                My infix infix uncovered the wizard's tricks,




                Toto pulls the curtain in The Wizard of Oz.




                My suffix suffix is quieter than a tick,




                RR? Or possibly RR




                Gone a century since, he made infinite picks.




                Cantor. His diagonalisation argument involves making infinite picks, plus he died in 1918.








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