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Feb 26, 2009 This isn't actually a superstition--and I don't mean that I believe it and therefore it's "real" or anything like that.
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Myths and Folklore question: Are superstitions real? i think there real but yah some people doesnt think there real and they spirts arent real i really...
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1. Do you believe that superstitions have affected American culture? The debate between realism and anti-realism is, at least, a century old. Does Science describe the real world - or are its theories true only within a certain conceptual framework? Is science only instrumental or empirically adequate or is there more to...
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The Superstition: Real flowers must never be used on stage. The Origin: The problem with real flowers is they have to be replaced; especially on a stage, which is given to all kinds or false light and dark throughout a day. The Origin: A lot of superstitions are associated with the use of coal. All I can guess is...
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Today's Halloween ghosts are often depicted as more fearsome and malevolent, and our customs and superstitions are scarier too. We avoid crossing paths with black cats, afraid that they might bring us bad luck.
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Aug 21, 2008 Superstitions. by J D Kwashie in Paranormal, August 21, 2008. Are superstitions real? Why are many people superstitious?
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A collection of superstitions, beliefs, and old wives tales from various cultures and eras. Includes wedding customs and superstitions and fears about death. Superstitions: old wives tales, folklore, bizarre beliefs, taboos, omens, lucky & unlucky things...
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Somebody wants to believe in superstitions, fine. But, for a newspaper (the NY TIMES!) to make a wishy-washy statement like something is not clear if spitting on a sidewalk will have an adverse affect on 25 human beings?
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The belief in vampires is one of the most wide-spread of superstitions; real-life instances of vampirism having been documented for hundreds of years. How can all those eye-witnesses to these creatures of the night be wrong? Some historians now suggest the real impetus driving belief in vampires was plague.
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The tradition has become one of the most popular superstitions in real estate -- and the Ferrises said they have gotten three calls about the home, up from zero, since burying it. Both are Catholic, but Lena Ferris said the statue, a gift from a friend, was more blind hope than anything else.
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