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Shrove Tuesday: The Catholic Origin of 'Mardi Gras'
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Shrove Tuesday: The Catholic Origin of 'Mardi Gras'

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Corpse of a Brazilian Widower Left to Rot on the Streets of Rio for 30 Hours

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Pets Carnival In Brazil: Pet Owners And Their Furry Friends Dance Down Rio's Streets (VIDEO)

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Rio's Olympic Waters Even Worse Than Expected: Human Fecal Matter, MRSA, Viruses Found

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Rio Games: Refugees, Migrants Can Compete In 2016 Olympics

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Rio Sewage: Olympic Bay Full Of Human Fecal Matter, Will Be Difficult For Athletes To Avoid

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Brazilian Man Admits To Killing 11 People, Including Dismembering His Mother's Partner

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Scientists Discover New Catfish Species in Rio Paraíba Do Sul Basin, Brazil

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