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Braziiiiiiiiiil

How could something as apparently benign as a team sport become the greatest unifying ...

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Alex Bellos
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A Lot to Share

It was from Kerala that the Portuguese collected pepper and introduced it in Brazil. ...

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Soccer in Their Souls

When Brazil did score, we were ambushed by deafening hooting and hollering, pounding on ...

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Elizabeth Willoughby
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That Lady on the Money

In the 112 years since the Proclamation of the Republic, Brazil has had scores ...

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Luis Fernando Oliveira
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Flying Words

Brazilians, in their eagerness to learn English, engender terrible Anglicisms. A very sad one ...

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Wilson Velloso
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Quiet Revolution

There is a sad note about both works reviewed. The artists in them are ...

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Ernest Barteldes
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RAPIDINHAS

There is a sad note about both works reviewed. The artists in them are ...

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Elizabeth Willoughby
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Penelope

He eats with his head down, without a word. At night, he reads the ...

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Dalton Trevisan
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The Anatomy of Torture

By Brazzil Magazine 1. Following a request by the Special Rapporteur in November 1998, ...

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Best-seller Books, Plays and Movies

By Brazzil Magazine Doido Varrido (Stark Crazy)—A stressed actor takes refuge in a resting ...

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