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• The irregulars of SGU 3 superstitiously fled these " ghosts ".
• Superstitiously, he always wears red socks when he performs.
• Superstitiously, Ashokan believes that the goddess is against it.
• Is he superstitiously ascribing any other natural phenomena to the action of moonlight?
• Though gugs would seem to have the advantage, they nonetheless superstitiously fear ghouls.
• It attracts tourists posing for photographs and investors superstitiously rubbing its horns for good luck.
• But superstitiously, the colonel's recipe hasn't passed my lips since then.
• The Nameless Rock is superstitiously avoided by passing ships, because of the strange howls sometimes heard there at night.
• The players superstitiously eat soft pretzels before every game and tell their peers that Salt Lake City is not so horrible.
• By chance, however, it is scheduled for a Saturday, which Connors superstitiously regards as always unlucky for him.
• She started it Jan . 8, the date that she has superstitiously started writing all of her books since the first one.
• When Johnny finally arrives, he breaks off the engagement, superstitiously believing that their marriage would cause his mother's death.
• Essentially, rational, ordinary common sense actions by the states & the ECB are superstitiously prohibited, while suicidal absurdities are institutionalized.
• They " superstitiously believe that people born in the current Year of the Sheep are deemed unfortunate, " the paper said.
• They are a hindrance to the simple who regard vestments and the office of the priest superstitiously because their use encourages and confirms the papists.
• Thanks to its wilderness and intact nature, the river Peene and its valley is sometimes superstitiously referred to as " the Amazon of the North ".
• When Diana learns of his proposal, she throws a tantrum and breaks objects precious to Vittirio, objects which she knows he superstitiously depends upon for luck.
• Bourque has never been this close to cradling the cup he has superstitiously refused to hold all these years, not until he could hoist it as a victor.
• Some of them are superstitiously terrified, but others are curious, and for a time he shows them off, demonstrating how their numbers mysteriously multiply and dwindle.
• Still, he is superstitiously attached to his " good-luck " pen and chides himself for forgetting to stuff a love letter in his pocket before a mission.