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Unusual New Year's Traditions From Around the World

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New Year Traditions for Canadian Natives (Inuit)

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New Year Traditions for Canadian Natives (Inuit)

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The Inuit population of Canada celebrate the New Year as a sign of the sun coming to give their community light for food.

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Denmark has got some weird traditions for New Year's... Which include throwing plates at your friends front door, and jumping off a chair at midnight. This signifies jumping into the New Year.

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Just like many other cultures, many Russians celebrate New year's by eating foods like the iconic Olivier Salad, and Holodet; Meat Jello.

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Many people in the U.S. celebrate the New Year when a ball drops at exactly midnight, signifying the New Year.

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Another thing people do to celebrate New Year's is light off elegant fireworks to celebrate the coming of new and exciting adventures over the span of the next year.