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well.... a couple of them i can list out for you are as follows:-

some people in India cancels their journeys when somebody sneezes around at that time.

some stop going out for work when a cat passes across their way

some consider involuntary winking of the right eye as an indication of good times in ones life are about to start

some consider their day to be auspicious if they stamp dung by accident

and many more if i continue......

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