what kind of trasportation do they use in Brazil?
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cars, planes, subways, boats,....\n\nsame as anywhere else, just depends on where in Brazil.
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They are known "castanhas do Pará" because they used to be exported only through ports in the state of Pará. They are a native product from the entire Amazon Region (other countries than Brazil included).
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The Wikipedia has a very good article about Brazil. I read it and couldn't find any serious mistakes.
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Visiting Address: \nAvenida das Nações, Qd.807, lote 29 \nCEP: 70419-900 Brasília - DF - Brazil \n\nPostal Address: \nCaixa Postal 10.548 \n71-620-980 Brasilia DF \nBrazil \n\nContact: \nPhone: +55 (61) 443 14 44 \nFax: +55 (61) 443 11 87 \nE-mail: ambassaden.brasilia@foreign.ministry.se \nWeb Site: www.suecia.org.br
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Brasil & Italy/France
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Well, seems like you have two questions here, and since I don't know what they talked about at the summit in SLC today, I'll take a crack at the Santa Cruz question. The primary mode of trasnport will be gondolas, like the ones they use in Venice, Italy, since poor old Santa Cruz (one of my favorite towns!) has been badly damaged by earthquakes since the big one in '86. And I think that a few more will split the town up into little islands and make gondola or motorboat travel a viable option. (I'm half-kidding on this answer, by the way, and hope I am wrong!)
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Get to Mexico and then drop me a line
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brazil, chile, columbia
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DUUUUUHHHHHHHH, take the bus, or a Taxi..... seriously, it's not rocket science, it's called public transportation for a reason........
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Do I even have to answer this?? Brazil.
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i used to work for airtran, but it was a while back....it's probably the system they used to book flights and such
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I think you have answered your own qeustion. Cabedelo Brazil maps to Latitude -35 Long -7. The port would only be slightly less or more than that.
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rio de janeiro brasil
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Cameroun- Cameroun Brasil Brasil is the best and Cameroun cuz we awesome
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gremio, para pesadelo dos torcedores do nautico - Pe
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It definitely would be beneficial to switch, and strides are being made in this area. The market is slowly gaining as the world becomes more "fuel-conscience". \nThe largest national fuel ethanol industries exist in Brazil. The Brazilian ethanol industry is based on sugarcane; as of 2004, Brazil produces 14 billion liters annually, enough to replace about 40% of its gasoline demand. Also as a result, they are expected to become independent from foreign oil in 2006. Most new cars sold in Brazil are flexible-fuel vehicles that can run on ethanol, gasoline, or any blend of the two. In addition, all fuel sold in Brazil contains at least 25% ethanol.\n\n In the United States, ethanol is commonly blended with gasoline as a blend of up to 85% ethanol but more commonly seen at the 15% level, and nicknamed "gasohol". This blend is widely sold throughout the U.S. Midwest, which contains the nation's chief corn-growing centers.\n\nIn 2005, the Indy Racing League announced its cars will run on a 10% ethanol - 90% methanol blend fuel, and in 2007, the cars will race on 100% ethanol.
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Brazil.  But may I ask why did you post your question in Immigration category?  Do you plan on immigrating to the country that will win World Cup 2006 championship?