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The Art of Being Brazilian

The Brazilian jeitinho is a means that Brazilians use to accomplish things— it may ...

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Chronology of a Rumor

"I can, without hesitation, affirm that the US does not want to amputate a ...

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Paulo R. de Almeida
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The Café

Her hand reached for the finely stained French-style door, and she thankfully shut out ...

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Eliza G. Bonner
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Same Old Team

As expected the PFL (Partido da Frente Liberal—Liberal Front Party) got the lion’s share ...

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Émerson Luís
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RAPIDINHAS

IBAMA, the Brazilian Environmental Protection Agency is promoting what they call "sustainable industrial logging" ...

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The “Lula” Solution:

Democrats should look south of the border, to Brazil, for an example of how ...

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Roger Burbach

Cae & Gil 120 Years of Sound

The partnership between Caetano and Gil is one of the most fertile and lasting ...

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Kirsten Weinoldt
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Heavy Hand

The U. S.’ intervention in Colombian-Brazilian bilateral relations follows the election of a left-wing ...

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Jovana Garzón, Paula Neira, Luisa Rueda,
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English for Brazucas

Another feature of English that often is a puzzle to speakers of other languages—particularly ...

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Brazilian Who?

Roots of Brazil are trying to take hold in the American Midwest, but will ...

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Phillip Wagner