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* In the Book of Judges, the phrase "The children of Israel did evil in the sight of the LORD" is mentioned 7 times.

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* In the Book of Judges, Literature/BookOfJudges, the phrase "The children of Israel did evil in the sight of the LORD" is mentioned 7 times.
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** A collection of AleisterCrowley's writings is entitled ''777 and Other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley''.
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* In the Book of Judges, the phrase "The children of Israel did evil in the sight of the LORD" is mentioned 7 times.
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** WarrenEllis often used this in his WildStorm work: the faux JLA in ''StormWatch'', the pulp era heroes in the first issue of ''{{Planetary}}'' (and the other faux JLA that they fight), and the members of ''TheAuthority'' (whose leader {{Lampshade}}s the trope).

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* Grant Morrison also did a ''JusticeLeague'' arc after he expanded the team centered on the number seven, ranging from seven villains attacking Washington [=DC=] to Martian Manhunter calling in the Atom because he was the seventh "new member" since the League's inception.

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* The "Big Seven" - the original members of the JusticeLeagueOfAmerica - {{Superman}}, {{Batman}}, WonderWoman, GreenLantern, TheFlash, ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} and the MartianManhunter. In [[GrantMorrison Grant Morrison's]] ''JLA'', the original seven are reunited, except with [[LegacyCharacter Legacy Characters]] for the then-dead GreenLantern and Flash. In the {{New 52}}, [[ComicBook/TeenTitans Cyborg]] is now a founding member rather than the MartianManhunter, but the number is still seven.
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Grant Morrison also did a ''JusticeLeague'' story arc after he expanded the team centered on the number seven, ranging titled "Synchronicity," where various occurrences resulting from a probability-altering machine including seven separate villains attacking Washington [=DC=] simultaneously to Martian Manhunter calling in the Atom because he was the seventh "new member" since the League's inception.



* The "Big Seven" - the original members of the JusticeLeagueOfAmerica - {{Superman}}, {{Batman}}, WonderWoman, GreenLantern, TheFlash, ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} and the MartianManhunter. In [[GrantMorrison Grant Morrison's]] JLA, the original seven are reunited, except with [[LegacyCharacter Legacy Characters]] for the then-dead GreenLantern and Flash. In the {{New 52}}, [[ComicBook/TeenTitans Cyborg]] is now a founding member rather than the MartianManhunter, but the number is still seven.
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* In Creator/SeananMcGuire's ''Literature/OctoberDaye'' novel ''Rosemary And Rue'', Toby contemplates how she vanished longer than the seven years necessary to declare a human dead.
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* In the backstory of the ''DragonAge'' games, Chantry lore claims that the Blight appeared on Thedas when seven ancient Tevinter Magisters traveled to the Golden City of the Maker in an attempt to steal his power. Their invasion of the City corrupted it into the Black City, and they returned to Thedas as the first Darkspawn. [[spoiler:The Chantry's lore is all but confirmed in the DragonAgeII DLC "Legacy" with the appearance of Corypheus, one of the original Magisters, who acts as the FinalBoss.]]

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* In the backstory of the ''DragonAge'' ''Franchise/DragonAge'' games, Chantry lore claims that the Blight appeared on Thedas when seven ancient Tevinter Magisters traveled to the Golden City of the Maker in an attempt to steal his power. Their invasion of the City corrupted it into the Black City, and they returned to Thedas as the first Darkspawn. [[spoiler:The Chantry's lore is all but confirmed in the DragonAgeII VideoGame/DragonAgeII DLC "Legacy" with the appearance of Corypheus, one of the original Magisters, who acts as the FinalBoss.]]
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** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' (figures) has something interesting happen if a character's HP hits 7777. The Lucky Seven concept continues in the prequel ''CrisisCore'', where getting three Sevens on the DMV (the battle system's slot-machine gimmick) will level up your character.

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** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' (figures) has something interesting happen if a character's HP hits 7777. The Lucky Seven concept continues in the prequel ''CrisisCore'', where getting three Sevens on the DMV Digital Mind Wave (the battle system's slot-machine gimmick) will level up your character.
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* ExtremeMakeoverHomeEdition built seven homes for seven familes in seven days in their finale.

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* ExtremeMakeoverHomeEdition ''Series/ExtremeMakeoverHomeEdition'' built seven homes for seven familes in seven days in their finale.
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* In ''CucumberQuest'', [[http://cucumber.gigidigi.com/archive/page-151/ the Nightmare Knight created seven Disaster Masters.]]
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* In Creator/AletheaKontis's ''Enchanted'', Sunday's parents are a seventh son and a seventh daughter. Her father wanted the seventh son of a seventh son, but her mother said, seven sons or seven daughters, whichever came first. With Sunday's birth, his dream was dashed.

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* In Creator/AletheaKontis's ''Enchanted'', ''Literature/{{Enchanted}}'', Sunday's parents are a seventh son and a seventh daughter. Her father wanted the seventh son of a seventh son, but her mother said, seven sons or seven daughters, whichever came first. With Sunday's birth, his dream was dashed.
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* In Creator/AletheaKontis's ''Enchanted'', Sunday's parents are a seventh son and a seventh daughter. Her father wanted the seventh son of a seventh son, but her mother said, seven sons or seven daughters, whichever came first. With Sunday's birth, his dream was dashed.
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* The "Big Seven" - the original members of the JusticeLeagueOfAmerica - {{Superman}}, {{Batman}}, WonderWoman, GreenLantern, TheFlash, {{Aquaman}} and the MartianManhunter. In [[GrantMorrison Grant Morrison's]] JLA, the original seven are reunited, except with [[LegacyCharacter Legacy Characters]] for the then-dead GreenLantern and Flash. In the {{New 52}}, [[ComicBook/TeenTitans Cyborg]] is now a founding member rather than the MartianManhunter, but the number is still seven.

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* The "Big Seven" - the original members of the JusticeLeagueOfAmerica - {{Superman}}, {{Batman}}, WonderWoman, GreenLantern, TheFlash, {{Aquaman}} ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} and the MartianManhunter. In [[GrantMorrison Grant Morrison's]] JLA, the original seven are reunited, except with [[LegacyCharacter Legacy Characters]] for the then-dead GreenLantern and Flash. In the {{New 52}}, [[ComicBook/TeenTitans Cyborg]] is now a founding member rather than the MartianManhunter, but the number is still seven.
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* {{Survivor}} season seven winner Sandra Diaz-Twine became the first (and, so far, ''only'') two-time winner by winning season 20, seven years after her first win.

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* {{Survivor}} ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' season seven winner Sandra Diaz-Twine became the first (and, so far, ''only'') two-time winner by winning season 20, seven years after her first win.
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* The fifth case of PhoenixWrightAceAttorney features a police ID that is all 7's. [[spoiler:That ID belongs to [[DaChief Police Chief]] Damon Gant, the murderer of both the current case and the SL-9 Incident.]]
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** In ''ResidentEvil4'', a gun named [[NamesTheSame Killer7]] costs 77700 ptas, and has initially a seven-bullet capacity (which can also be upgraded by increments of seven).

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** In ''ResidentEvil4'', ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4'', a gun named [[NamesTheSame Killer7]] costs 77700 ptas, and has initially a seven-bullet capacity (which can also be upgraded by increments of seven).
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* "Seven Little Monsters".


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* Television channels with the number seven love this.

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* Will Stanton in ''TheDarkIsRising'' is the seventh son of a seventh son. Although he doesn't actually ''know'' that at first, as his parents never told him his oldest brother died in infancy long before he was born.

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* Don't get a ''{{Halo}}'' fan started on the number seven. There have been whole groves of EpilepticTrees over how almost every arbitrary number in the series is somehow related to 7. One of the more obvious ones is 117, Master Chief's operating number, and that there are seven of the eponymous Halo rings [[spoiler: or were, before MC blew one up in the first game]].

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* Don't get a ''{{Halo}}'' ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' fan started on the number seven. There have been whole groves of EpilepticTrees over how almost every arbitrary number in the series is somehow related to 7. One of the more obvious ones is 117, Master Chief's operating number, and that there are seven of the eponymous Halo rings [[spoiler: or were, before MC blew one up in the first game]].


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** 343 Guilty Spark and 343 Industries. 343 is 7³.
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* ''Literature/TheSevenFoals''
* ''Literature/TheGiantWhoHadNoHeartInHisBody'': Seven princes.
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* Though not all were revealed, both the 777 Tools of Demon World (which also uses the Rule of Three) and the 7 Weapons of the Demon Emperor from ''Manga/MajinTanteiNougamiNeuro''.
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* In ''Literature/TheOneHandedGirl'', the girl is found after seven days in the woods.
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* In ''Literature/{{Bearskin}}'', the hero must wear the bearskin for seven years. Also neither bathe nor cut his hair nor pray for that time.

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* In the ChildBallad ''Literature/YoungBeichan'', he promises to come for her and marry her within seven years, in most variants.
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* The Seven Ravens

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* The Seven RavensLiterature/TheSevenRavens
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* ''[[RhapsodyOfFire The Dark Secret Saga]]'' features seven black books, seven demons, seven wars, seven white books, seven wizards, seven eclipses...
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* The seventh ''{{Touhou}}'' game is the only one to feature the "Supernatural Border" system, which can and will save your life on occasion. It is also the first game in the series to have visible hitboxes.

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* The seventh ''{{Touhou}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' game is the only one to feature the "Supernatural Border" system, which can and will save your life on occasion. It is also the first game in the series to have visible hitboxes.
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* The "Big Seven" - the original members of the JusticeLeagueOfAmerica - {{Superman}}, {{Batman}}, WonderWoman, GreenLantern, TheFlash, {{Aquaman}} and the MartianManhunter. In [[GrantMorrison Grant Morrison's]] JLA, the original seven are reunited, except with [[LegacyCharacter Legacy Characters]] for the then-dead GreenLantern and Flash. In TheNew52, Cyborg is now a founding member rather than the MartianManhunter, but the number is still seven.

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* The "Big Seven" - the original members of the JusticeLeagueOfAmerica - {{Superman}}, {{Batman}}, WonderWoman, GreenLantern, TheFlash, {{Aquaman}} and the MartianManhunter. In [[GrantMorrison Grant Morrison's]] JLA, the original seven are reunited, except with [[LegacyCharacter Legacy Characters]] for the then-dead GreenLantern and Flash. In TheNew52, Cyborg the {{New 52}}, [[ComicBook/TeenTitans Cyborg]] is now a founding member rather than the MartianManhunter, but the number is still seven.
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* [[BattlestarGalactica The "significant seven" Cylons]].

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* [[BattlestarGalactica [[Series/BattlestarGalacticaReimagined The "significant seven" Cylons]].
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* ''NightWatch'' has seven levels of Twilight.

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* ''NightWatch'' ''Literature/NightWatch'' has seven levels of Twilight.



** George RR Martin plans on making the series seven books. [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters Whether he'll actually be able to do that]] [[FourLinesAllWaiting is a whole other story.]]
* Will Stanton in TheDarkIsRising is the seventh son of a seventh son. Although he doesn't actually ''know'' that at first, as his parents never told him his oldest brother died in infancy long before he was born.

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** George RR Martin GeorgeRRMartin plans on making the series seven books. [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters Whether he'll actually be able to do that]] [[FourLinesAllWaiting is a whole other story.]]
* Will Stanton in TheDarkIsRising ''TheDarkIsRising'' is the seventh son of a seventh son. Although he doesn't actually ''know'' that at first, as his parents never told him his oldest brother died in infancy long before he was born.
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** According to the American publication, the Orthodox Study Bible, 777 represents the threefold perfection of the Trinity.

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** According to the American publication, the Orthodox Study Bible, 777 represents the threefold perfection of the Trinity. Satan the arrogant and imperfect, is represented with 666.

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