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| | Belo Horizonte, Brazil |
 | | Belo Horizonte is also home to all kinds of great food products, including sweets, bottled waters, beef, and the famous Brazilian pão de quejo (cheese bread), which was invented here. |
 | | Belo Horizonte, with 3.2 million people is till considered by residents of São Paulo and Rio to be something of a farming town, full of caipiras (country folk) transporting their cattle and chickens to and from the city by mule. |
 | | But Belo Horizonte is, in truth, a bustling metropolis with a crowded city center, an international airport, several upscale neighborhoods, and everything you would expect from a major city. |
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