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Bragantino bets on surrender and feet on the ground to stay in the lead
The leader of the Brazilian Championship with 17 points from seven matches. Unbeaten, with five wins and two draws. What’s…
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Brazil surpasses Indonesia as most complex place to do business in 2021
According to the Eighth Global Business Complexity Annual Report Index (GBCI), Brazil is ranked as the most complex jurisdiction this…
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See the Most Winning Countries in Team Sports at the Olympics
Currently a six-time Olympic champion, the US women’s basketball team is the event’s biggest winner. The country won eight out…
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One in five young adults neither work nor study in the US – Money Times
In the first three months of the year, an estimated 3.8 million Americans between the ages of 20 and 24…
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Biden does not plan to travel to Tokyo for Olympics, says spokesperson – 06/29/2021
Washington, June 28 (EFE). United States President Joe Biden will not attend the Olympic Games in Tokyo, noting that only…
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Cryptocurrency fever may be a fad, Fed eases deputy – 06/28/2021
WASHINGTON, June 28, 2021 (AFP) – The digital craze, including calls for the creation of official cryptocurrencies, may seem like…
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Oxford vaccine scientist applauds at Wimbledon
Wimbledon spectators pay tribute this Monday (28) to scientist Sarah Gilbert, a professor at Oxford University who has spearheaded the…
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The family becomes rich for two days after seeing a balance of 250 billion BRL
A family in Baton Rouge, United States, was shocked when checking bank account details: US$50 billion, about US$250 billion, had…
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Brazil to face Canada, France and Fiji in women’s rugby sevens at Tokyo Games
a World Rugby (International Rugby Federation) The women’s and men’s group draws for the Rugby Sevens tournament for the Olympic…
Read More Federer will decide after Wimbledon whether to go to Tokyo Games – 26/06/2021
Wimbledon, UK, June 26, 2021 (AFP) – Roger Federer, who will turn 40 on August 8, announced on Saturday that…
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