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The story is set in the small town of Never Better and the main character is the boy, Jeremy Johnson who seems dogged by ill luck. He foolishly divulged to a school friend his ability to hear voices, 'strange whisperings'; the friend spread the word all over town and the townspeople turned against Jeremy.

This tradition, called aACAyChahar Shanbeh Soori,' he said, signifies that all bad things and ill luck will go away and that the New Year is welcomed with good luck.

Edwards bemoaned ill luck at Nottingham Forest last weekend.

Hamilton, who had reigned supreme throughout the weekend, was left to reflect on more ill luck in his bid to give McLaren a result to savour before his move to Mercedes next season.

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By sweeping off the dust, one is sweeping off ill luck to make way for good luck to enter the house," Lucy said.

However, Megson bemoaned his second-placed side's ill luck with the late equaliser and added: "If you know what you are doing you can defend for an hour like that.

With Summers suffering such ill luck and Havelock struggling to impose himself until grabbing a win in his final ride, it was important for the Swede to shine, and he did.

Kuala Lumpur, Dec 17 (ANI): A conman apparently cheated 70 Facebook friends into having sex with him to ward off his ill luck.

The calamity-hit people are still waiting for relief goods for what even local administration has done little, he lamented adding as ill luck would have it, many marooned in interior part of Balochistan by the flood have not been approached yet.

A handful of vintage black-and-white photographs pepper this unforgettably compelling account of grisly mishaps, dark twists of fate, and ill luck of the worst kind.

A woman rued her ill luck as I beat her to the last available copy of Seth's collection of poetry, All You Who Sleep Tonight.

Ill luck shrouds his present association Farrell's Circus and Wild Beast show putting it and his own living in serious danger.

The "Scottish Play," as the more superstitious among us have been known to call the play because of its reputation for ill luck for those involved with it, opened its run last week at the Green Hill Park Memorial Grove Amphitheatre.