Ignoring the centralmost slices on an odd cube and doing moves as normal simulates the even order cube one less than your current cube. But having those slices there physically makes it less than ideal as far as doing turns since they can be misaligned and block your other turns, even though they don't technically exist given the way you are perceiving the cube.
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