Magician, AAG lead me off into the deep end.
I barely made it back to dry land. So, the rest of this post may be water-logged :)
If you combine sequences, then assign cards to multiple sequences, you might be able to create multiple applications.
I started to make an example, but got bogged down trying to make it work.
I got as far as starting an alphabetized word list with interesting properties:
Ark Bark Cardshark Dory Embark Foo Goo Hulk Igloo Jump Killed Lump Mark New Ostrich Pontoon Quark Rat Spark
The exponential sequence are water vehicles, and the prime number sequence was supposed to be words ending in -ark. Unfortunately my online references don't give me enough words. Unless you use proper nouns...sigh.
The gist is that you pre-arrange your set and use rules to control the re-ordering of that set (like AAG in the magic card tricks)
Cheers,
Mitch
I like your thinking Mitch. Your catching on to where I'm going with this. Actually, I'm thinking of indefinate number of applications. I'm find the "AAG Principle" vary interesting. But, I just have to get it so cards don't have to only pair with one specific card. I find it.