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powers & brought them good luck; the kissing under it came later  
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The custom of a tree at Christmas was brought about by the use of trees in ... 
Teutonic people thought evergreens had magical powers because it stayed ... 
Everyone passing under this plant was enjoined to embrace as Frigga planted a 
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! ..... The Celtic people believed it had miraculous healing powers. ... She brought 
her son back to life, and vowed

Question: The Celts believed this plant had magic powers & brought them good luck; the kissing under it came later
Answer: mistletoe