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October 31, 2006
A German Court has ordered a love witch to pay back a $1,275 fee to a disappointed client after a spell failed to win back the woman's boyfriend. According to the court statement, the service offered by the self-proclaimed love-witch was "objectively completely impossible. "The client had consulted the witch in 2003 about a spell to bring back her partner.
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October 31, 2006
Topics horses, california, random, people, witch, sugar, baseball, sports, horse, murder, bad, blood, real, animals, university and help
Major League Baseball and the NFL are not the only sports dealing with suspicions of mass doping. California has taken measures to protect race horses, not only from being doped to win races, but to deter people from using the animals as testing grounds for substances intended for human use. The new tactic is intended to surprise cheaters and disallow them to prepare for drug tests.
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October 30, 2006
A German court ruled that a witch had to pay her client back the fee for a love potion that did not work. The woman client did the prescribed ritual for six months before complaining. The witch had to repay the $1,275 she charged. The court said she had offered a service that was "objectively completely impossible. "
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July 11, 2006
After 300 years, the Witch of Pungo is no longer a witch. Virginia Governor Timothy M. Kaine gave an informal pardon on Monday to Grace Sherwood, who became Virginia's only person convicted as a witch tried by water.
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June 22, 2006
Ecuador is pulling out all the strings ahead of their World Cup clash against England - this time by reportedly having a witch doctor cast a spell on the team. According to Ananova. com, the South Americans have hired Tzamarenda Naychapi, an Ecuadorian Indian who is known for using magic to control events.
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