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    Maybe I can't do algebra or say 'Nice poodle' in French or tell you who discovered Brazil, but I can make a fire with two dry sticks and a rock.  (source)
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    Mom's side of the family is from Brazil.†  (source)
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    The note is addressed to Brazil, from France.†  (source)
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    Yes, it was just as he said: Serenna veriformans, a plant found abundantly in fossils more than two hundred million years old, now common only in the wetlands of Brazil and Colombia.†  (source)
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    No, he won't; I'm on public Wi-Fi in an Applebee's using an IP address that locates me in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.†  (source)
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    I suspected that somewhere deep in the rain forests of Brazil, high in a mango tree, lived a toucan with a human nose.†  (source)
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    These cyberattacks look like they're coming from Russia, the Middle East, China, Brazil, Europe, most even coming from inside the US itself—†  (source)
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    I have sat with the former president of Brazil, Fernando Cardoso, and listened intently as he argued the virtues of cane-based ethanol, and I've worked with a small-farm owner in Brazil as we both chewed the honeyed liquid from freshly cut cane stalks.†  (source)
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    Photos from Brazil, with plenty of three-toed sloths in situ.†  (source)
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    A couple of years earlier, I had been invited to Brazil to talk about punishment and the unjust treatment of disfavored people.†  (source)
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    The guide shows them agate from Brazil and violet amethysts and a meteorite on a pedestal that he claims is as ancient as the solar system itself.†  (source)
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    Anyway, it was in Brazil.†  (source)
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    Brazil would be amazing.... They could sleep in a tree and eat nothing but plantains and write plays for the rest of their lives.... Her Treo beeped.†  (source)
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