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1
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annual carnival
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United States
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Often associated with Lent and celebrated with Mardi Gras beads, masks, and traditional foods like King Cake
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1
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2
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carnival
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US
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Not widely celebrated, and mainly associated with specific regions or communities
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1
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3
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carnival
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USA
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Not widely celebrated, except in areas with large Brazilian communities
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1
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4
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carnival
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USA
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Carnival is not widely celebrated, and similar events like Mardi Gras are specific to certain regions.
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1
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5
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carnival
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United States
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Carnival is often associated with localized fairs or amusement parks, featuring rides, games, and food stands.
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1
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6
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carnival
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United States
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Mardi Gras in New Orleans is the closest event to Brazil's Carnival.
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1
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7
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carnival
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United States
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Not widely celebrated and not a significant part of mainstream culture
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1
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8
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carnival
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United States
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Celebrated in some areas, but not as widely and extravagantly as in Brazil
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1
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9
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carnival celebration
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United States
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Not as widely celebrated and is often associated with specific regions or communities
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1
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10
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carnivals
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USA
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Carnivals are often associated with local fairs or county fairs, featuring games, rides, and food stands with a focus on family-friendly entertainment.
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1
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11
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carnivals
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United States
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Less common, mostly associated with specific cities or communities
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1
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