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They ring bells 108 times . They believe it cleanses them from there  sins.

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Residents in johannesbarg party hard by throwing old apppliances out the window.

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they drop possums off buildings

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Wearing red underwear on New Year's Eve is thought to bring love, prosperity and good luck

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The tradition of kissing at midnight steams back to old English and German oldfoke.

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In ancient Thailand, guns were fired to frighten off demons

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In the Czech Republic people believe they can predict what will happen in the upcoming year by cutting open an apple and looking at the core.

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in venice people gather in st.maria sqaure to see in the new year a mass kissing session. Thats one way to create fireworks.

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Families spend the night in the company of their deceased loved by sleeping at the cemitary.

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In the Philippins they belive that everything should be round.

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Wearing red clothing on New Year's Eve is thought to bring love prosperity and good luck.

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They celebrate the new year by dropping ice cream on the floor.

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Making toast will help remember the good someone did the previous year.

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Many chinese people paint their front door red as symbol of happiness and good fortune.

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An onion is hung on the front door.

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Sleep can turn eyebrows white (won't happen).

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People dive into a frozen lake while holding a tree trunk.

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In Denmark people save all of their unused plates and dishes until December 31st when they shatter them affectionately against the doors of their friends and family

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IN Denmark people save all thier unused dishes.