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Twice Undesirable

Two Brazilians adopted as children by American couples are being expelled from the US. ...

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Rodolfo Espinoza
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Self-Medication Fever

Eighty million Brazilians, more than half the population, self-medicate regularly according to the Brazilian ...

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Kathleen Bond
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On the Road

This driver, it seemed, was a man of few words. A year ago I ...

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Gregory Shibley
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Orides Fontela: A Sketch

The last time I saw her, she regarded the grass and the trees as ...

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John Howard
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Old Ways

Congress has been discussing whether elected officials should hire their own relatives. A congressman ...

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Adhemar Altieri
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RAPIDINHAS

Congress has been discussing whether elected officials should hire their own relatives. A congressman ...

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Elections in Quibocó

Together with two other policemen, Ofrênio went to the place and confirmed the fact: ...

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Dioclécio Luz
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Wild Paraná

Together with two other policemen, Ofrênio went to the place and confirmed the fact: ...

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Best-seller Books, Plays and Movies

By Brazzil Magazine PLAYS RIO E Aí, Comeu? (Tell Me, Did You Screw Her?)—Comedy. ...

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Plugging the Jungle

Residents of Pukanu, a Mebengokre Indian village in Brazil, faced numerous hazards before logging ...

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