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Luck, The Arts, Re-Ar-RANGE, Left Right Left, and Film By Cast.
Luck
What are the odds?
Tourists throw coins into the Trevi Fountain for good luck in which European city?
What kind of mythological being is the mascot of American cereal Lucky Charms?
What is the maximum possible number of Friday the 13ths in a single year: three, five, or seven?
According to a persistent myth, what seabird is thought by sailors to be good luck if seen, but a bad omen if killed?
Which single-digit number is commonly considered unlucky in some East Asian cultures because it sounds similar to Chinese words for “death”?
Luck
The Arts
We all appreciate a bit of Culture.
Which artwork was stolen from the Louvre in 1911 by a thief who claimed it rightfully belonged to Italy?
How many syllables are in the second of a haiku’s three lines?
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