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From his office, he'd give us the evil eye all night.
In the old days, they used to call it the evil eye.
There is a story told in my country of a man with the evil eye.
The old man put up his hand to make a sign against the evil eye.
He got his way just by giving people the evil eye.
The fat guy tried to give him the evil eye.
I stepped over where he could see me, gave him the evil eye.
They've been giving the whole league the evil eye this season.
He made a sign to ward off the evil eye.
They were new faces, not the ones I'd put the evil eye on a week ago.
That is because the evil eye could make the child sick.
He had the evil eye, the symbol of his black heart!
I thought he was crossing himself, then saw the sign against the evil eye.
One woman actually made the sign against the evil eye as she backed away.
"He was given the evil eye," she says at last.
Last night at the rehearsal dinner all he did was give me the evil eye.
Gerry looked up and saw his teacher giving him the evil eye.
The evil eye is usually given to others who remain unaware.
She hissed and made the sign of the evil eye again.
"Woman had a way of turning the evil eye on anyone likely to testify against her."
What matters is if somebody thinks they've had the evil eye put on them.
I put on my sunglasses to further protect me from the evil eye.
Eyes were often painted to ward off the evil eye.
It is said that people with green or blue eyes are more prone to the evil eye effect.
Because she believes Marsh has put the evil eye on her child.
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