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Home Computer Backups and Restores,estern Africa, Portuguese was the trade language when the French colonial administration was established at the end of the nineteenth century. Even today Agudá people greet one another with a loud “.” (How are you doing?). As in Bahia, Nossa Senhora do Bonfim is celebrated in January. In Porto Novo,

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Undoing Brazil: Hybridity versus Multiculturalismilian government, certain NGOs, and intellectuals, especially anthropologists, imagine Brazil. While the idea(l)s of a biologically and culturally hybrid nation consolidated during the twentieth century continue to hold sway, recent events suggest that a rival paradigm gains strength: that of Brazil as a multiethnic and multicultural society.

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