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Rio Carnival Dances Toward Wild Finale, Swatting Zika Aside
Swatting aside fears over the Zika virus, the glittering dancers of the Rio Carnival samba championship and their adoring fans were primed Sunday for their first all-night parade.
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In Zika-Stricken Brazil, A Carnival Of Flesh And Feasting - For The Mosquitoes
For the next few nights, Tuane Rocha, a tall, radiant samba queen, will be dancing naked in the streets of this city, wearing only body paint.
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Rio Carnival Goers Tell Zika Mosquito To Buzz Off
A massive, fleshy crowd of semi-naked people might seem like the Zika-transmitting mosquito's paradise, but Rio Carnival goers Saturday said nothing -- not even an international health emergency -- can stop the party.
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Carnival Opens In Rio, Defying Growing Zika Fears
Rio's Carnival -- a five day festival of dancing, bared flesh and wild costumes -- go underway in the face of warnings that the Zika virus might make even kissing dangerous.
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For Brazil's Carnival Fans, Even Zika Can't Stop The Party
Brazilian Carnival could be called a hungry mosquito's dream, five days of non-stop street parties that bring together millions of revelers in an inviting mass of bare ankles, uncovered legs and denuded torsos. So the mosquito-borne Zika virus might be expected to dampen this year's debauchery.
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Zika, Mosquitoes Outwit Rio As Carnival, Olympics Loom
As Rio de Janeiro prepares to welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors for upcoming Carnival festivities and the Olympic Games in August, the city is scrambling to expel one unwelcome new arrival: the Zika virus.
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Zika, Mosquitoes Outwit Rio As Carnival, Olympics Loom
As Rio de Janeiro prepares to welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors for upcoming Carnival festivities and the Olympic Games in August, the city is scrambling to expel one unwelcome new arrival: the Zika virus.
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Rio Carnival Dances Toward Wild Finale, Swatting Zika Aside
Swatting aside fears over the Zika virus, the glittering dancers of the Rio Carnival samba championship and their adoring fans were primed Sunday for their first all-night parade.
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In Zika-Stricken Brazil, A Carnival Of Flesh And Feasting - For The Mosquitoes
For the next few nights, Tuane Rocha, a tall, radiant samba queen, will be dancing naked in the streets of this city, wearing only body paint.
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Rio Carnival Goers Tell Zika Mosquito To Buzz Off
A massive, fleshy crowd of semi-naked people might seem like the Zika-transmitting mosquito's paradise, but Rio Carnival goers Saturday said nothing -- not even an international health emergency -- can stop the party.
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Carnival Opens In Rio, Defying Growing Zika Fears
Rio's Carnival -- a five day festival of dancing, bared flesh and wild costumes -- go underway in the face of warnings that the Zika virus might make even kissing dangerous.
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For Brazil's Carnival Fans, Even Zika Can't Stop The Party
Brazilian Carnival could be called a hungry mosquito's dream, five days of non-stop street parties that bring together millions of revelers in an inviting mass of bare ankles, uncovered legs and denuded torsos. So the mosquito-borne Zika virus might be expected to dampen this year's debauchery.
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Zika, Mosquitoes Outwit Rio As Carnival, Olympics Loom
As Rio de Janeiro prepares to welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors for upcoming Carnival festivities and the Olympic Games in August, the city is scrambling to expel one unwelcome new arrival: the Zika virus.
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Zika, Mosquitoes Outwit Rio As Carnival, Olympics Loom
As Rio de Janeiro prepares to welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors for upcoming Carnival festivities and the Olympic Games in August, the city is scrambling to expel one unwelcome new arrival: the Zika virus.
