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Page 32
... Brazil- ian separation of the three . " Don't touch me . " " Take your hands off me . " Normal statements in American culture that are virtually never heard in Brazil , the Western Hemisphere's second most populous country . Americans ...
... Brazil- ian separation of the three . " Don't touch me . " " Take your hands off me . " Normal statements in American culture that are virtually never heard in Brazil , the Western Hemisphere's second most populous country . Americans ...
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... Brazil . All these studies employed traditional anthro- pological techniques of participant observa- tion , firsthand observation of behavior , for- mal and informal interviewing , gathering of genealogical information , and census ...
... Brazil . All these studies employed traditional anthro- pological techniques of participant observa- tion , firsthand observation of behavior , for- mal and informal interviewing , gathering of genealogical information , and census ...
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... Brazil's consuming classes can ask the cook to make a snack when hunger strikes . Indeed , much tel- eviewing occurs during the light dinner served when the husband gets home from the office . Most appropriate to the Brazilian life ...
... Brazil's consuming classes can ask the cook to make a snack when hunger strikes . Indeed , much tel- eviewing occurs during the light dinner served when the husband gets home from the office . Most appropriate to the Brazilian life ...
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