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🇺🇸 United StatesCurse of Tippecanoe An urban legend linking US presidential deaths to election years ending in zero.Belief · Cursing and harm Fading

🇺🇸 United StatesSecond-term curse A belief that U.S. presidents face greater trouble in their second term than their first.Belief Historical

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Curse of Tippecanoe: Albert Gallatin Hoit, Public domain, source
Second-term curse: Achille Beltrame, Public domain, source

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