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Write your wish on a piece of a paper then set it on fire. Gather the ashes and put it in a glass of champagne then drink it up at midnight. If you do all of these on time, then your wish will come true.

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In that country on New Year Kentuchi Fried Chiken is very popular

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SCARECROW  BURNING  -Where does it happen ?(By Fulop Erik)

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SCARECROW  BURNING  -Where does it happen ?(By Fulop Erik)

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The people celebrate the New Year by burning paper filled scarecrows at midnight. They also burn photographs from the last year. All in the name of good fortune.At this celebrate participate a lot of people.God luck to find where is happen.

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Eating 12 Grapes-Where does it happen?(Marzac Diandra)

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Eating 12 Grapes-Where does it happen?(Marzac Diandra)

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As the clock counts down to 12 and people around the world are preparing to watch fireworks and drunkenly kiss each other, they are staring at bunches of grapes with a steely gaze. This challenge involves stuffing your face with 12 grapes, one for every ring of the bell. Succeed and you’ve got good luck for the year ahead.

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Bring good luck - Where does it happens?

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Bring good luck - Where does it happens?

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In this country, all unused plates are kept until December 31, when they are  broken by the doors of all friends and family members. Also , people climb on  chairs on their broken plates  on New Year's Day just to be lucky.

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They ring all of their bells 108 times in alignment with the Buddhist belief that this brings cleanness. It’s also considered good to be smiling going into the New Year as it supposedly brings good luck.

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Coloured Underwear - Where does it happen? (By Halalai Nicolas)

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Coloured Underwear - Where does it happen? (By Halalai Nicolas)

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Your fortunes for the year ahead are all decided by your underpants. Those who want to find love wear red underwear for New Year, whilst gold diggers should opt for yellow, which brings wealth and luck. Where does it happen?

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Put your faith in potatoes-Where does it happen?

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Put your faith in potatoes-Where does it happen?

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You can tell what your fortune will be in the new year from three potatoes: one peeled, one half peeled and one unpeeled. All three potatoes are placed under a cushion on a chair and at midnight on New Year's Eve you select one potato at random. If you pick the peeled potato you will be poor in the new year. If you get the half-peeled potato there will be no change in your fortune in the new year. If you get the unpeeled potato riches are coming your way.

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Who doesn’t want to know what the next year might bring? People melt small pieces of lead in a spoon over a candle, then pour the liquid into cold water. The bizarre shapes from the are supposed to reveal what the year ahead will bring. If the lead forms a ball, luck will roll one’s way, while the shape of a crown means wealth; a cross signifies death and a star will bring happiness.

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In the ... it’s all about the cash. They believe that everything should be round so as to represent coins and bring wealth. Round food, round clothes, as long as it’s round. Where does it happen???

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People make paper and straw a scarecrow known as Jack Straw, a symbol of bad luck in the year that ends. Scarecrow is worn through villages and burned at midnight.

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People make paper and straw a scarecrow known as Jack Straw, a symbol of bad luck in the year that ends. Scarecrow is worn through villages and burned at midnight.
Oghinciuc Raul

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How about wiping the slate clean for the new year with a brawl? This festival to settle old grievances, Takanakuy, translates to “when the blood is boiling.” These celebrations include brightly colored costumes, eating, drinking, music, dancing, and, you know, the usual – gathering around arenas to watch members of the community fight each other. A tradition that includes all ages and genders, the festival is held in hopes of creating stronger bonds within the communities, solving conflict, and hopefully arriving at a greater peace, wiping the slate clean for the coming year. I personally will be hugging it out.
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THE BELL RINGS 108 TIMES - where does it happen?

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THE BELL RINGS 108 TIMES - where does it happen?

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The bell rang 108 times conformable to the Buddhist belief that tihs bring purification. It also considered good to enter the New Year with a smile on your face, as it brings good luck! - WHERE DOES IT HAPPEN???

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Put a coin in bread and whoever finds the slice whit the coin, will be lucky and blessed all year.
Good luck!!!

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This culture celebrates the New Year by serving twelve  round fruits.The round produce symbolizes coins-which represent prosperity and wealth for each month of the upcoming year.Apples,melons,oranges and grapes are popular picks,but any round fruit will do.
SARA HAIDAU

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Tradision consists of eating a grape with each clock bell strike at midnight of December 31 to welcome the New Year. Where in the world?

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Many people will paint their front door red as a symbol of happiness aand good fortune.They may also choose to hide their knives so that nobody cuts themseives, as it is though cutting could impact on the luck of the entire family for the coming year.

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In this country the  New Year is about one thing, and one thing only; cold hard cash. Hoping to bring prosperity and wealth for the year ahead, Filipino people try to use as many round things as possible to represent coins and wealth. Round clothes, round food, you name it; if it’s round, they want in.

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A dinner of roast pork on New Year's Eve is supposed to bring a prosper and wealthy year. This people avoid eating chicken and fish: winged fowl are supposed to symbolise luck flying away, and fish suggest luck swimming away.

Lioara Butilcă

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SCARECROW  BURNING -Where does it happen?

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SCARECROW  BURNING -Where does it happen?

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To banish any ill fortune or bad things that happened in the past year, people set fire to scarecrows filled with paper at midnight on New Year’s Eve. They also burn photographs of things that represent the past year, which leads us to believe that New Year is just a thinly veiled excuse for these pyromaniacs to set things on fire. So, where does it happen?

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To banish any ill fortune or bad things that happened in the past year, people set fire to scarecrows filled with paper at midnight on New Year’s Eve. They also burn photographs of things that represent the past year, which leads us to believe that New Year is just a thinly veiled excuse for peopel pyromaniacs to set things on fire.
Where does it happen?

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The bell rings 108 times -Where does it happen?

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The bell rings 108 times -Where does it happen?

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On New Year’s Eve, many  people go to their local temple and wait for their turn to ring the big bell (one time per person). It is called , Joyanokane, “The Tolling Bell Ceremony on New Year’s Eve”. And the ringing is expected 108 times as this number corresponds to the number of evil desires that we suffer from on earth. Ringing the bell 108 times reminds us of our evil passions, and purifies us for the upcoming year.

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After a traditional New Year's Eve meal of boiled cod with mustard, people eat a tower of marzipan doughnuts called kransekage, meaning "wreath" or "doughnut" cake. It was once called overflødighedshorn (cornucopia), because the whole donut tower was tipped on its side, with chocolate and treats spilling out. This traditional cake is also served at weddings and birthdays.
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The New Year is about one thing, and one thing only; cold hard cash. Hoping to bring prosperity and wealth for the year ahead, people try to use as many round things as possible to represent coins and wealth. Round clothes, round food, you name it; if it’s round, they want in. Where does it happen?

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The tradition of the new years tree goes all the way back to the 1600s , and you can easily transition your Christmas tree to suit the celebrations

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If you like pie and sweet dessert you should celebrate New Year’s Eve in this country. All the pastry shops and bakeries prepared cakes and desserts for this evening.However these cakes are not all normal cakes. In some of them you will find a coin.They believe that whoever finds a coin in their pastry will have endless good luck in the next year.So prepare yourself to  taste many cakes this evening in ...

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In this country all dishes are kept until December 31st and then they are broken or thrown on the window  with family and friends

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This ancient practice hears the temple bells ringing exactly 108 times at midnight December 31st. According to Buddhist belief, this is the number of earthly desires and, thus, the causes of human suffering.

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The locals believe that surrounding themselves with round things (to represent coins) will bring money or fortune. As a result, clothes with polka dots are worn and round food is eaten. To really push Fortuna, coins are kept in pockets and constantly jangled, believed to keep the money flowing.

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“Polar bear swims”, “plunges” or “dips” are a New Year tradition in many communities across the country.

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The New Year traditions in Romania are colorful and cheerful,a mix of Christian rituals,folklore,costume and thematic dances that underline the predominant agrarian lifestyle from the past.The best way to enjoi this bizarre yet fascinating world is either spending the and of the year in a traditional village or attenting the events organized during the Christmas fairs.