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Never sit at the corner of a table if you want to get married someday
Never return borrowed salt directly into the hand; it brings quarrels
The direction a black cat crosses your path determines luck: right to left is bad, left to right is good
Never give an empty wallet as a gift; always put a coin inside for prosperity
Never cut nails or hair on Sundays or at night to avoid bad luck
Bird droppings on you are considered lucky
Red skies in the morning warn of bad weather; red skies at night are a good omen
The Christmas pickle ornament on the tree brings luck to the first child who finds it
Never give knives as gifts, as it can sever the relationship
Dog poop on your shoe is considered lucky
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