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Influencers To Legislatures, Brazil's 'Reborn' Dolls Craze Spares None
Videos featuring emotional moments with hyper-realistic baby dolls have sparked both online fascination and political debate in Brazil, with lawmakers even bringing the lifelike dolls into legislatures.
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Woman Who Married Rag Doll Says Relationship "Hanging By A Thread"
Meirivone Rocha Moraes from Brazil made headlines last year after opening up about her romance with the rag doll named Marcelo.
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Brazil's Macumba Priests Ready Voodoo Dolls for World Cup
Voodoo dolls of Colombian star James Rodriguez, candles in Brazil colours and prayers to deities, Neymar and co are getting full support from the World Cup hosts' Afro-Brazilian religions.
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Barbie Doll, Uno cards-maker Mattel goes local in Brazil, India
Uno cards for Brazil market made in Brazil? Check. Barbie dolls for India assembled in India? Check. Mattel Inc, the world's biggest toymaker, has begun making products for local consumption in those fast-growing countries in a new bid to hold the line on costs.
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Influencers To Legislatures, Brazil's 'Reborn' Dolls Craze Spares None
Videos featuring emotional moments with hyper-realistic baby dolls have sparked both online fascination and political debate in Brazil, with lawmakers even bringing the lifelike dolls into legislatures.
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Woman Who Married Rag Doll Says Relationship "Hanging By A Thread"
Meirivone Rocha Moraes from Brazil made headlines last year after opening up about her romance with the rag doll named Marcelo.
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Brazil's Macumba Priests Ready Voodoo Dolls for World Cup
Voodoo dolls of Colombian star James Rodriguez, candles in Brazil colours and prayers to deities, Neymar and co are getting full support from the World Cup hosts' Afro-Brazilian religions.
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Barbie Doll, Uno cards-maker Mattel goes local in Brazil, India
Uno cards for Brazil market made in Brazil? Check. Barbie dolls for India assembled in India? Check. Mattel Inc, the world's biggest toymaker, has begun making products for local consumption in those fast-growing countries in a new bid to hold the line on costs.
