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Page 32
... Brazilian characteristically moves in as the American " instinctively " retreats . In these body movements , neither Brazilian nor American is trying consciously to be especially friendly or unfriendly . Each is merely execut- ing a ...
... Brazilian characteristically moves in as the American " instinctively " retreats . In these body movements , neither Brazilian nor American is trying consciously to be especially friendly or unfriendly . Each is merely execut- ing a ...
Page 53
... Brazilian fishing village had no clans , classes , or strong factions . The people of Ivato were united by a long ... Brazilian community or meet every Brazilian citizen . Furthermore , my study of Arembepe could not speak for the whole ...
... Brazilian fishing village had no clans , classes , or strong factions . The people of Ivato were united by a long ... Brazilian community or meet every Brazilian citizen . Furthermore , my study of Arembepe could not speak for the whole ...
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... Brazilian city . However , these settings have not proven es- pecially inviting to hamburgers or fish fillets . Homes of Brazilians who can afford Mc- Donald's products have cooks and maids to do many of the things that fast - food ...
... Brazilian city . However , these settings have not proven es- pecially inviting to hamburgers or fish fillets . Homes of Brazilians who can afford Mc- Donald's products have cooks and maids to do many of the things that fast - food ...
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