As proof positive of that glass-half-empty or glass-half-full viewpoints are universal, some witches are hexing away.
And how, with nothing but an army of peaceniks to counter the witches' Winkies?
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There followed a reign of terror where she pricked witches as far north as Tain.
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In the unchanging world Parisians called la France profonde, night was host to hobgoblins, witches, and will-o'-the-wisps.
The Wicked Witches of the East and West are, respectively, played by Rachel Weisz and Mila Kunis.
And she reports a vision of her own, which she had while working with the English witches.
Along the way, she encounters shape-shifting creatures, witches, and a variety of otherworldly characters in parallel universes.
He confirmed that one of witchdoctors arrested on suspicion of identifying the witches was holding a firearm illegally.
"People think fistula patients are witches and just have bad luck, " he says.
The Puritans of your -- excuse me, our -- New England colonies employed hunters to rid them of witches.
For centuries Europeans and, later, North Americans believed in the existence of witches.
She now confessed she wasn't discovering witches by pricking at all, she was telling by looking in their eyes.
"Shakespeare wrote it to please King Jamie, who believed in witches, " he said.
Super Blue Stuff is made from a witches' brew of ingredients: emu oil, aloe vera and methyl sulfonyl methane (MSM).
Beautiful Creatures is about a coven of witches living in the deep South and co-stars Jeremy Irons and Emma Thompson.
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But with respect to the latter the burning of witches at the stake ended when the authorities stopped gratifying that desire.
But inside his head, in thousands of tales and ballads handed down for five centuries, lived kings, witches, demons and mermaids.
It doesn't take much imagination to see where Macbeth's Three Witches of Eastwick, casting toil and trouble from their hill, might have come from.
No witches, no Twain, and no religions shown in controversial historical light.
In Oz, the first thing that happens is that Dorothy becomes a slayer of evil witches, even before she's left her house.
Masked chimney sweeps climb houses, witches shout at the audience accompanied by a band playing dissonant melodies, and bears demonstrate their strength.
Meanwhile images of witches' sabbaths and satanic rituals abound, perhaps a nod to Turin, said to be the black-magic capital of Italy.
Until around the Fourteenth Century the Church scolded people who believed in witches and rejected the whole idea as a silly peasant superstition.
This meant the two places where the Inquisition was most active were also the places where there was the least hysteria about witches.
The Elite League has now lost three of its teams, Ipswich Witches having also announced their decision to drop a division last week.
Police also arrested a number of witchdoctors suspected of passing on the names of "witches" to people whose relatives had died "through witchcraft".
Grandparents grumble that youngsters today are too preoccupied with PlayStations to be scared by the witches who roam the slopes outside their bedroom windows.
In other parts of northern Ghana, elderly women accused of being witches are sometimes forced to leave their homes and live in "witch camps".
In between, we travel to Cittagazze, the world where children are safe but adults are in mortal danger, and meet the witches' flying goose.
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