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MARCO_57_1227170091-2 | (More) Question Updated 144 days ago|9/11/2020 8:50:28 PM 0 Answers/Comments _______ was the scandal involving a break-in at the Democratic headquarters and President Nixon's cover-up of the incident. Weegy: Watergate Scandal was the scandal involving a break-in at the Democratic headquarters and President Nixon's cove... | {
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MARCO_04_232079116-2 | Others saw the resignation of the president of confirmation that the Constitution was working, and even the President was not above the law. The Watergate Affair also served as a civics lesson to the public. Many began to pay close attention to their representatives and to begin to question the leaders in Washington a... | {
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MARCO_09_1265604936-1 | Nixon's Resignation: 40 Years Later - The Atlantic Politics Nixon's Resignation: 40 Years Later Arthur Schlesinger, Hunter S. Thompson, Seymour Hersh, Elizabeth Drew, Evan Thomas, and others on the fall of a president and its aftermath, from The Atlantic archives David A. Graham August 8, 2014 AP/Noah Gordon/The Atlant... | {
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MARCO_22_909274456-3 | Following Watergate came a series of “good government” reforms, including tighter regulation of campaign activities, political contributions and lobbying, a stronger federal ethics law, and creation of a permanent independent special prosecutor to investigate wrongdoing by top officials. Periodic campaign finance repor... | {
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MARCO_26_1959021117-18 | He was able to minimize attachment to it, and handle it discreetly.This was the start of a new era of politics-an era of 'dirty' politics in which there were more corrupt men in office than honest. It is no wonder that around this time, people started becoming more apathetic towards politics, and we are still feeling t... | {
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MARCO_56_1150902301-2 | Something to Lose BOOK CLUB: John Dean on Nixon GALLERY: Watergate, 40 Years Later VIDEO: Nixon Resigns National Archive/Newsmakers/Getty Images The over-all effect of Watergate is seen as having a cleansing effect on the nation's political process. Former Attorney General Elliot Richardson puts it this way: 'Waterga... | {
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KILT_14458938-57 | Nixon's onetime opponent George McGovern commented in 1983, 'President Nixon probably had a more practical approach to the two superpowers, China and the Soviet Union, than any other president since World War II [ ...] With the exception of his inexcusable continuation of the war in Vietnam, Nixon really will get high... | {
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MARCO_06_1902336129-3 | Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images Later in life Nixon\'s reputation was rehabilitated, as his roles in helping the civil rights movement and opening diplomatic channels between the West, Soviet Russia and Mao\'s China, were acknowledged and praised. Before his death in 1994, Nixon was acknowledged by many as a respected eld... | {
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MARCO_08_1153244116-2 | Nixon had won reelection in 1972 by a landslide and began his second term with a lofty 68% Gallup Poll approval rating in January 1973. But the Watergate scandal – which started with an effort to bug the Democratic National Committee office at the Watergate Hotel and subsequent efforts to cover it up – quickly took a h... | {
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WAPO_9b10cb0c58de02be4cf2c8c360030bfa-1 | This week marks the 40th anniversary of President Richard M. Nixon's resignation. As you'd expect, the media has been thick with retrospectives and bookstore shelves are groaning with the weight of expertly timed new revelations from those who were there. If you were wondering what Watergate meant for American politi... | {
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WAPO_edfb8d64-5e96-11e2-8acb-ab5cb77e95c8-1 | Regarding the Jan. 11 Style article, “To Nixon friends, his legacy is clear,” on the legacy of President Richard Nixon on the centennial of his birth: I am surprised the authors did not mention Nixon’s enduring domestic legislation, which created the Environmental Protection Agency, the Clean Air and Water Acts, the ea... | {
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MARCO_00_1254173326-28 | In 1972, the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) occupied the entire sixth floor of the 11-story building at 2600 Virginia Avenue building. The DNC had occupied the space since the building opened in 1967. On May 28, 1972, a team of burglars working for President Richard M. Nixon's re-election camp... | {
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MARCO_19_611783145-49 | Based on these revelations, Texas A&M history professor Luke Nichter, who had successfully petitioned for the release of the information, argued that Woodward and Bernstein were incorrect in concluding, based largely on Watergate burglar James McCord's word, that the purpose of the break-in was to bug O'Brien's phone t... | {
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MARCO_46_456960792-21 | And the ensuing post-Watergate investigations into the intelligence agencies revealed to the nation an Executive branch that had undertaken many illegal and questionable activities unknown to the Congress and the public. The Watergate Hotel complex. Yet questions remain. The actual purpose of the Watergate break-in i... | {
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MARCO_50_2128988370-10 | As the prowlers were preparing to break into the office with a new microphone, a security guard noticed someone had taped over several of the building’s door locks. The guard called the police, who arrived just in time to catch the spies red-handed. It was not immediately clear that the burglars were connected to the ... | {
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MARCO_57_173176140-4 | Exactly what the burglars were hoping to find, through either photographing documents or bugging the office, is still somewhat unclear. Hunt insisted they were looking for evidence that the DNC was receiving money from the North Vietnamese or Cuban governments. Liddy has recently claimed the plan was to find informati... | {
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MARCO_02_1884606143-5 | The presiding judge, John Sirica, was unconvinced with the intruders' testimony that they acted solely in their own interest and that there was no connection to Nixon. Meanwhile, Congress intervened when the Senate organized the Watergate Committee to investigate the event. Needless to say, the walls were closing in a... | {
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MARCO_14_1388732263-3 | The scandal eventually led to the resignation of Richard Nixon, the President of the United States, on August 9, 1974, the only resignation of a U.S. President. The scandal also resulted in the indictment, trial, conviction and incarceration of 43 people, including dozens of Nixon's top administration officials. The a... | {
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MARCO_17_2458045526-8 | In January 1973, the same month in which President Nixon began his second term, the burglars each went on trial separately before U.S. District Judge John Sirica; all pleaded or were found guilty. That February, the United States Senate voted to create a special investigative committee to look into the scandal. The re... | {
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MARCO_36_967030024-3 | The letter But a handful of journalists, along with the Judge John Sirica, who presided over the burglars’ trials, sensed there was more to the story. In March 1973, the judge released a letter written by McCord in which he said White House officials had pressured the defendants to plead guilty. As the scandal blew up... | {
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MARCO_42_1358434890-3 | On May 17, 1973, the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, headed by Senator Sam Ervin of North Carolina, began televised proceedings on the rapidly escalating Watergate affair. One week later, Harvard Law professor Archibald Cox was sworn in as special Watergate prosecutor. During the Senate he... | {
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MARCO_02_346403764-16 | Initially it was unclear if there was any connection between the burglary and the Nixon administration but gradually it was revealed that the White House was involved. Then on July 16, 1973, former White House aide Alexander P. Butterfield testified that since 1971 the White House routinely recorded conversations. The... | {
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MARCO_24_1308077788-291 | When it was revealed that the president had taped many conversations in the White House Oval Office, both the Senate investigating committee and the special prosecutor attempted to secure the tapes. The president refused to release them, claiming separation of powers and executive privilege, the right of the president ... | {
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MARCO_31_574457820-1 | The Smoking Gun Tape The Smoking Gun Tape Jun 23, 1972 This is the transcript and recording of a meeting between President Nixon and his Chief of Staff, H.R. Haldeman, in the Oval Office on June 23, 1972. The conversation took place from 10.04am to 11.39am. The recording subsequently became known as the Smoking Gun a... | {
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MARCO_56_806901575-8 | The Senate panel called a number of witnesses to testify -- including top administration aides like senior advisers H.R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman and John Dean, Attorney General John Mitchell and Nixon assistant Alexander Butterfield. Perhaps the most surprising revelation that emerged from the hearings was the acknow... | {
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WAPO_OCLL7TWVP5ALVIKWIOSHRUVCCU-5 | Nixon famously asserted executive privilege to block the release of tapes capturing his coverup of the Watergate scandal, defying a congressional subpoena ordering him to turn most of them over. The tapes captured thousands of hours of conversations recorded from the Oval Office, a practice that stopped after Watergate... | {
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MARCO_02_1599122776-3 | So at what point did Nixon fall from grace, or fall from ethos. Thats a great question; I’m glad you asked. When President Richard Nixon was voted into office, he obviously had credibility with the American people. But as news of the Watergate scandal was released by the press, the public began to question his moral ... | {
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MARCO_04_497201-1 | What happened to Nixon after the Watergate Scandal? - Answers What happened to Nixon after the Watergate Scandal? Asked by Wiki User See Answer Top Answer Wiki User Answered 2016-04-15 11:45:48 When Nixon's White House tapes demonstrated that he had authorized the payment of 'hush money' to those involved in the Wate... | {
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MARCO_17_2458045526-6 | On August 5, 1974, Nixon released a transcript of one of the additional conversations to the public, known as the 'smoking gun' tape, which made clear his complicity in the Watergate cover-up. This disclosure destroyed Nixon politically. His most loyal defenders in Congress announced they would vote to impeach and con... | {
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MARCO_42_1349686407-2 | The White House provided some but not all of the tapes, including one from which a portion of the conversation appeared to have been erased. In May 1974, the House Judiciary Committee began formal impeachment hearings against Nixon. On July 27 of that year, the first article of impeachment against the president was pa... | {
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MARCO_45_1132262598-3 | 5] On July 24, 1974, the United States Supreme Court ruled in an 8-0 decision that President Nixon had to turn over recordings that would implicate him in the Watergate scandal. Shortly after this decision, President Nixon resigned. Prior to doing so, however, President Nixon sent Alexander Haig, his advisor, to deter... | {
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MARCO_16_2852307220-6 | Their book about the scandal, All the President's Men, became a No. 1 bestseller and was later turned into a movie. The 1976 film, starring Robert Redford as Woodward and Dustin Hoffman as Bernstein, transformed the reporters into celebrities and inspired a wave of interest in investigative journalism . The book and m... | {
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MARCO_17_45796309-3 | He dubbed the secret informant 'Deep Throat', alluding to both the deep background status of his information and the widely publicized 1972 pornographic film Deep Throat. For more than 30 years, Deep Throat's identity was one of the biggest mysteries of American politics and journalism and the source of much public cur... | {
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MARCO_17_4778953000-15 | When Woodward started working at the Washington Post, he phoned Felt on several occasions to ask for information for articles in the paper. Felt's information, taken on a promise that Woodward would never reveal its origin, was a source for a few stories, notably for an article on May 18, 1972, about Arthur Bremer, who... | {
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MARCO_42_1340937711-4 | Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, then both in their 20s, rode the Watergate investigation hard right out of the gate. According to their books, All the President’s Men and The Secret Man: The Story of Watergate’s Deep Throat, Woodward spoke with Felt 17 times between June 1972 and November 1973, sometimes by phone but ... | {
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WAPO_a573ba7ff93811fddd1d28cd9c54bff6-2 | Felt was dubbed “Deep Throat” by a Washington Post editor as a different sort of homage, to the renowned pornographic film of the same name. His identity was known only to Woodward, Bernstein and then-Post executive editor Ben Bradlee, until Felt revealed himself in 2005. Felt died in 2008. RELATED: A look back at W... | {
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KILT_1967935-31 | In July 1999, Felt was identified as Deep Throat by the 'Hartford Courant', citing Chase Culeman-Beckman, a nineteen-year-old from Port Chester, New York. Culeman-Beckman said Jacob Bernstein, the son of Carl Bernstein and Nora Ephron, had told him the name at summer camp in 1988, and that Jacob claimed he had been tol... | {
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MARCO_08_377460967-1 | Ex-FBI official: I'm ‘Deep Throat’ World Ex-FBI official: I'm ‘Deep Throat’ May 31, 2005, 8:41 AM PDT / Source: The Associated Press Breaking a silence of 30 years, former FBI deputy director W. Mark Felt stepped forward Tuesday as Deep Throat, the secret Washington Post source that helped bring down President Nixon du... | {
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MARCO_10_580492388-1 | The Watergate Story | Deep Throat Revealed - The Washington Post Part 4 Deep Throat revealed On May 31, 2005 one of Washington's best-kept secrets was revealed. Vanity Fair magazine identified a former top FBI official named Mark Felt as Deep Throat, the secret source high in the U.S. government who helped Post report... | {
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WAPO_N4PX7PQHRZCRJD6QWKC7G7H2BM-3 | Many believe that the writer's decision was not one driven by heroism or patriotism but instead by a desire to save his or her party’s reputation. And many say it seems unlikely that this anonymous source’s identity will stay hidden long. Felt, on the other hand, maintained his cover for decad... | {
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WAPO_VHPGY7FMV5CH5GJ3THWCZMTXGI-2 | It wasn’t until 2005 that W. Mark Felt, the associate director of the FBI during Watergate, revealed he was the one who provided crucial information to Washington Post reporters Woodward and Bernstein during their investigation into the Watergate break-in and coverup. Thus ended decades of speculation in bars, law scho... | {
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KILT_461561-7 | Further, while Woodward stressed these precautions in his book, he also admits to having called 'Deep Throat' on the telephone at his home. Section::::Role in the Watergate scandal.:Controversy over motives. In public statements following the disclosure of his identity, Felt's family called him an 'American hero', s... | {
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MARCO_02_625919947-8 | citation needed] Richard Nixon twice called in Hoover with the intent of firing him, but both times he changed his mind when meeting with Hoover. [ citation needed] Hoover maintained strong support in Congress until his death, whereupon operational command of the Bureau passed to Associate Director Mark Felt. Soon th... | {
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MARCO_14_1388732263-12 | While Carl Bernstein has ascribed Felt's motives to truth telling and protecting the justice system against Presidential abuse, historian Max Holland in his 2012 book Leak: Why Mark Felt Became Deep Throat claimed Felt planted the leaks to obtain the FBI director's job (the leaks hurt L. Patrick Gray, Nixon's friend wh... | {
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MARCO_17_45796309-9 | Further, while Woodward stressed these precautions in his book, he also admits to having called 'Deep Throat' on the telephone at his home. Felt's wife recalls answering Woodward's telephone calls for Felt. Controversy over motives In public statements following the disclosure of his identity, Felt's family called him... | {
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MARCO_17_4778953000-39 | Appraisal of Watergate role Public response to Felt and his actions has varied widely since these revelations. In the immediate aftermath, Felt's family called him an 'American hero', suggesting that he leaked information for moral or patriotic reasons. G. Gordon Liddy, who was convicted of burglary in the Watergate s... | {
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MARCO_16_3046749093-39 | In fact, every weekend, there are about 300 active theaters with plays, a number that places the city as 1st worldwide, more than either London, New York or Paris, cultural Meccas in themselves. The number of cultural festivals with more than 10 sites and 5 years of existence also places the city as 2nd worldwide, afte... | {
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MARCO_20_1201793411-1 | Buenos Aires the Capital City of Argentina - Gets Ready Buenos Aires the Capital City of Argentina Buenos Aires is known as the capital city of Argentina, South America. Buenos Aires is also called the Paris of the South America. Buenos Aires hypnotizes many visitors for its exotic city-life. With regards the touris... | {
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MARCO_20_93370013-6 | Regarded as the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires apart from being Argentina’s capital city is known for many things. Buenos Aires is a city full of elegance and sophistication. It overflows with culture showcasing the opera houses, theatres as well as the Italian and French architecture. Thus, it is one of the be... | {
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MARCO_29_1447143343-4 | From important art fairs and museums to independent cultural centres, Argentina is a great place for anyone looking to immerse themselves in an historical and contemporary cultural landscape. MALBA, Buenos Aires | © anna carol/Flickr Add to Plan Give us feedback | {
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MARCO_55_565270973-10 | For a while, unemployment reached as high as 25 percent. The economy eventually stabilized, but not before many businesses and citizens went bankrupt. Buenos Aires Today Today, Buenos Aires is once again calm and sophisticated, its political and economic crises hopefully a thing of the past. It is considered very saf... | {
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KILT_255919-44 | Camila' (1984) by María Luisa Bemberg was nominated for the Best Foreign Film at the Academy Awards, and Luis Puenzo's 'La historia oficial' (1985) was the first Argentine film to receive the award. Located in Buenos Aires is the Pablo Ducrós Hicken Museum of Cinema, the only one in the country dedicated to Argentine ... | {
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MARCO_20_1311000242-1 | Customs and Traditions - Argentina Dinner party with friends. National Festival of Folkore. Independence Day celebrated in Buenos Aires. The culture and customs of Argentina have a strong European influence. When invited to a dinner part it is a custom that men should dress up in a suit and tie, and women in dres... | {
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MARCO_32_1208243439-1 | The Culture of Argentina: Understanding Traditions, Customs & Values Home Destinations Learn Spanish in Argentina Argentina Overview Culture & Society The Culture of Argentina: Understanding Traditions, Customs & Values Culture and Society Argentinean culture and traditions It should come as no surprise that Argentina’... | {
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MARCO_34_1752390170-4 | Argentine film has experienced a renaissance since the 1990s, with the critical and commercial success of such productions as Enrique Gabriel-Lipschutz’s Huella borrada (1999; “Erased Footprints”), Diego Arsuaga’s El último tren (2002; “The Last Train”), Maria Teresa Constantini’s Sin intervalo (2002; “Nonstop”), and J... | {
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MARCO_47_1285299013-4 | Since the standard of living is fairly high, you won't have to worry as much as a gal using you as a meal ticket for her and her family, something that is much more common in neighbouring Nicaragua. 4. Argentina Suggested city: Mendoza It's important to remember that Argentina is more than just Buenos Aires. The coun... | {
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KILT_255919-31 | The complexity of Buenos Aires' integration and identity formation issues increased when immigrants realized that their European culture could help them gain a greater social status. As the rural population moved to the industrialized city from the 1930s onwards, they reaffirmed their European roots, adopting endogamy ... | {
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KILT_2688167-1 | Porteño Porteño (feminine: 'porteña') in Spanish is used to refer to a person who is from or lives in a port city, but it can also be used as an adjective for anything related to those port cities. The largest city to which the term is commonly applied is Buenos Aires, Argentina, and since the end of the 19th centu... | {
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MARCO_16_3046749093-30 | Saavedra Núñez V. Urquiza C Belgrano V. P. P. C. V. O. Colegiales Palermo Agronomía L. P. Chacarita V. Crespo Recoleta Retiro V. Devoto V. del P. V. R. M. C. V. S. R. V. G. M. Caballito Almagro Balva- nera S. Nicolás Monserrat Pto. Madero Versalles V. L. V. S. Floresta Flores P. C. Boe- do S. C. P. P. C S. T. Liniers M... | {
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MARCO_34_1752373917-3 | The tensions between those two milieus are important in Argentine thought, for, although most Argentines are urban and look to porteños, or residents of Buenos Aires, as arbiters of taste and trends, the interior has given to all Argentines their symbol of national identity, the gaucho, who occupies a position in South... | {
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MARCO_40_917987435-2 | Have I convinced you? Let’s get started. How to Speak Like a True Argentine If you want to learn how to speak Spanish like a true Argentine, you’ve got to learn to talk like porteños . Porteños, as Buenos Aires residents are commonly called (the word is derived from puerto (harbor) and refers to “people of the harbor... | {
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KILT_262752-1 | Tango Tango is a popular partner dance and social dance that originated in the 1880s along the Río de la Plata, the natural border between Argentina and Uruguay. It was born in the impoverished port areas of these countries, where natives mixed with slave and European immigrant populations. The tango is the result o... | {
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MARCO_05_1671278326-1 | History of Tango A Short History of Tango James Stewart, Edinburgh Tango Society Although there are many legends and stories about the origins and development of tango, I will attempt to give an outline that is commonly recounted, if still contested, which I have picked up from a variety of sources. Tango is a dance, ... | {
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MARCO_05_849015218-3 | Tango is national dance of Argentina ever since it reached mass popularity in the early 1900s History of Tango The history of tango can be traced all the way back to 18th century Argentina where a mix of influences brought by European immigrants, South American natives and dances of former African slaves in their can... | {
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MARCO_22_1186906798-5 | The Sexy, Sultry Tango… Maybe more than any other art form, Argentina is known for the tango, that hauntingly seductive dance in which partners slowly circle and stalk one another like the hunter and the hunted before melding together with bodies pressed tightly together…at which time the seduction really begins. The t... | {
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MARCO_55_1245662540-3 | The street art depicting giant murals throughout Buenos Aires is another popular cultural aspect many tourists enjoy. Buenos Aires is the largest city by population in Argentina with close to 3 million residences. #3 Tango Originating from Buenos Aires during the late 19th century Tango has become a worldwide phenomen... | {
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KILT_262752-5 | It is also theorized that the word ''tango' is derived from the Portuguese word 'tanger,' which means 'to play a musical instrument.' Another Portuguese word, 'tangomão,' is a possible predecessor of the word 'tango.' The word is the combination of the verb 'tanger' (to touch) with the noun 'mão' (hand), and resulted ... | {
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MARCO_01_574379408-8 | It is based on the petitero or caquero style of the crowded downtown clubs of the 1950s. In contrast, the tango that originated in the family clubs of the suburban neighborhoods (Villa Urquiza/Devoto/Avellaneda etc.) emphasizes long elegant steps, and complex figures. In this case the embrace may be allowed to open br... | {
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MARCO_05_848986452-1 | Argentine Tango - History, Elements and Styles Argentine Tango - History and Styles Music of Argentina would not be the same without tango, an incredibly significant style of music genre and accompanying social dance that is defined by the feelings of 19th-century immigrants of South America who helped to infuse thi... | {
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MARCO_13_429898392-1 | The tango: Argentina traditions in culture, music and dance The tango: Argentina traditions in culture, music and dance Tango is one of the most famous and influential dances in the world. Originating in Buenos Aires in the 18th century, tango brought together working class European immigrants, indigenous Argentinians... | {
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MARCO_05_767018663-6 | More than 500 couples from 37 countries have been competing in the world's top two-week tango festival Hold tight: Juan David Bedoya Marin and Karla Rotavinsky Cadavid from Colombia compete in the Stage style event The Tango originated in Argentina in the late 19th century and the passionate and playful dance is now an... | {
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MARCO_35_1741934393-2 | They would go to the crowded night clubs and ask the local girls to dance. Since the gaucho hadn't showered, the lady would dance in the crook of the man's right arm, holding her head back. Her right hand was held low on his left hip, close to his pocket, looking for a payment for dancing with him. The man danced in ... | {
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KILT_255919-22 | The majority of 'porteños' have European origins, mostly from the Calabrian, Ligurian, Piedmont, Lombardy, Sicily and Campania regions of Italy and from the Andalusian, Galician, Asturian, and Basque regions of Spain. Unrestricted waves of European immigrants to Argentina starting in the mid-19th century significantly ... | {
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MARCO_17_2450404195-16 | Lunfardo, the jargon enshrined in tango lyrics, is laden with Italianisms, often also found in the mainstream colloquial dialect ( Rioplatense Spanish ). Common dishes in the central area of the country ( milanesa, fainá, polenta, pascualina) have Italian names and origins. Immigrant communities have given Buenos Aire... | {
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MARCO_35_37197736-1 | Porteño | Argentine society | Britannica Porteño Argentine society Learn about this topic in these articles: Buenos Aires In Buenos Aires: People Porteños, and Argentinians in general, tend to consider themselves European in character rather than Latin American. Moreover, porteños see themselves as having an identity ... | {
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MARCO_36_1016683109-4 | Here, he's known for his series of small and medium-sized plates that pack a lot of flavors —especially a balance between salty, sweet, and acidic notes. Gran Dabbang was inspired by Ramón's travels across India and Southeast Asia and is named after his favorite Bollywood action film, Dabangg (the poster hangs on the w... | {
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MARCO_13_287632-1 | 17 Delicious Argentine Food Dishes You Should Be Eating Right Now 17 Delicious Argentine Food Dishes You Should Be Eating Right Now by Amigofoods Whether you’re planning a trip to Argentina or trying a new Argentine restaurant down the street, you’re in for a treat. Aside from Malbec wine and dancing the tango, Argent... | {
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MARCO_13_287632-10 | In Buenos Aires, freshly made pasta and home-made tomato sauce are everywhere. Restaurants serve a variety of unique Argentine pasta dishes. Menus typically list various pasta and sauce flavors and allow the customer to create their own pairing. Some of the most popular Argentine pasta dishes include: Ham and Mozzare... | {
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MARCO_16_2206432408-4 | British, German, Jewish, and other immigrants also settled in Argentina, all bringing their styles of cooking and favourite foods with them. The British brought tea, starting the tradition of teatime. All of these cultures influenced the dishes of Argentina. Typical foods Dulce de leche, a popular national spread use... | {
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MARCO_24_1495118760-16 | Calafate berries are yummy El Calafate, the main starting point to visit Perito Moreno Glacier takes its name from a berry that grows in a small bush and that can be found all over Patagonia. You will see these bushes along the trails and can safely eat the berries. Mind you, they are so tiny that there hardly is a ch... | {
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MARCO_39_751118425-3 | Costillas a la Riojana – This dish consists of a large plate of pork ribs, with onions, red peppers, and peas on the top, along with fried eggs, and fried round potatoes. Variations can be made by adding cured ham or bacon. It actually comes from Spain, where it is normally made with chicken, but Argentina has made it... | {
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MARCO_03_245044933-11 | Facts about Argentinian food and cuisines 29. Beef is a major staple of the Argentine diet. It is famous worldwide for its tenderness and flavor. Entertaining on the weekend with an “asado” (a barbeque) is a favorite pastime. On the asado there is typically beef, pork ribs, sausages and/or lamb. Argentina is the la... | {
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MARCO_34_1465705952-3 | The most common flavours are melted cheese and meat with a boiled egg, although the shrimp (camarao) is also very tasty. 3 . Chorizo – Argentina In meat loving Argentina, there´s barely a fish in sight – especially on the street. But there is no shortage of meat snacks such as the Argentinean favourite, Chorizo, the... | {
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MARCO_36_127441514-3 | Everything is brought to the table on small grills that keep the meat warm and make our food really crunchy. 4. Locro Locro; Photo credit: Matías Repetto/GCBA This is a typical food for national celebrations because it was prepared by the creoles who inhabited these lands in the 19th century. It is a stew made from wh... | {
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MARCO_52_1472442561-8 | Locro & Carbonada Locro is a heavy stew made with lima beans, white corn, chorizo, bacon, squash, and pretty much any kind of meat you want to toss in from brisket to pigs feet. It’s a traditional Andean dish and originates from the Northwest provinces. If you’re visiting in winter it’s a great dish to warm your bones... | {
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MARCO_55_1048177948-6 | Considered Argentina’s national dish but also traditional to Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay, the main ingredient in asado is flank-cut beef ribs flavored with chimichurri and cooked on a grill called a parilla, or on an open fire. Asado also includes embutidos (cured sausages), different m... | {
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MARCO_03_1720869569-1 | Nationalities of Argentina? - Answers Argentina Nationalities of Argentina? Asked by Wiki User See Answer Top Answer Wiki User Answered 2010-12-20 04:03:23 Argentina is a cosmopolitan European country that just happens to be located in South America. Spain contributed the earliest immigrants, and Spanish is the offic... | {
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MARCO_27_1256720887-9 | In the North American context, racist ideology served as justification for land appropriation and colonial violence towards Indigenous peoples as well as the enslavement of Africans starting in the sixteenth century. It was later used to justify ... | {
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MARCO_43_40663531-1 | 10 Dishes You Must Eat in Buenos Aires - Real Buenos Aires Food That Locals Love – Go Guides Things to do Hotels Food More Go Guides Buenos Aires Things to do Hotels Food GO Argentina Buenos Aires 10 Dishes You Must Eat in Buenos Aires Real Buenos Aires Food That Locals Love Content Asado Milanesa de carne Empanadas Lo... | {
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MARCO_58_1512159116-3 | This is followed by 20% in the tourism and commerce sectors, 17% in the financial services and business sectors, 10% in the manufacturing sector, and 6% in public administration. The city reported an 8.7% poverty rate in 2007, while the metropolitan area reported a poverty rate of 20.6%. In terms of ethnicity, most re... | {
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MARCO_58_1513948343-6 | The first wave of Levantine immigrants was experienced in the country in the 19th century, and they were identified as Turks because the present-day countries of Syria and Lebanon had not been established and the Ottoman Empire occupied the region. Other Ethnic Groups in Argentina Other ethnic groups found in Argentina... | {
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MARCO_01_710131116-1 | Argentine Beef | Expose: Buenos Aires Argentine Beef Feature, Traditional Argentine Food — By Diego When someone thinks about the food in Argentina, beef is always the first thing to come to mind. Argentine´s claim it is the best in the world, and so do many foreigners. My personal opinion? It is excellent, but it i... | {
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MARCO_16_2206283069-2 | Due to the geography of the Pampas and a small national market, the cattle multiplied rapidly. Railway building within Argentina and the invention of refrigerated trains and ships in the late 19th century made an export market and Argentina's beef export industry started to thrive. The flipped seasons between the Nort... | {
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MARCO_33_868347963-6 | With meat that is lean from the grass fed cows, one would expect it to dry out. But instead, what is surprising is that the meat is crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. The asador moves the hot coal under the meat and adjusts the grill to regulate the temperatures for maximum juiciness. This cooking techniq... | {
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MARCO_50_594653562-1 | What Makes Argentine Beef Taste So Good? What Makes Argentine Beef Taste So Good? July 24, 2017 in Argentinian Cuisine Argentinian beef has earned a reputation for being some of the world's best. It's widely known for being incomparably tender and richly flavored, even though it's rarely seasoned with anything but s... | {
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MARCO_50_594653562-2 | No Antibiotics or Growth Hormones Cattle that are raised on grassy plains, eating grass, are much less likely to acquire or spread disease compared to the feed lot cattle of the United States, which are primarily fed grains such as corn. Therefore, they needn't be pumped full of antibiotics to stave off infections. Co... | {
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MARCO_08_632127924-2 | Today, most cattle in Argentina are raised in feedlots, just like in the U.S. That transition has been driven by soaring prices in the global grain markets over the past decade, making it far more profitable to raise soybeans, wheat and corn than herd cattle. That may be good news for grain farmers, but it's not a wel... | {
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MARCO_08_632127924-3 | When I first came to Argentina, I said, 'This is what beef is supposed to taste like!' Now, it's just steak,' Perlman says. Enlarge this image Chef Javier Urondo laments the passing of pampas-fed beef. Nancy Shute/NPR hide caption toggle caption Nancy Shute/NPR Chef Javier Urondo laments the passing of pampas-fed bee... | {
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MARCO_33_868347963-2 | Argentine Grilling Secret “Crust The Meat” Seven Fires: Grilling the Argentine Way 5 – Grill Slow At Low Temperatures 6- The Simpler The Sauce, The Better 7- Put More Than Beef On The Grill Looking for More Food and Local Tips About Argentina? 8- Emulate The Argentinian Grilling Rituals 9 – Argentinian Grilling Is A... | {
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MARCO_01_1762382176-5 | The gourd is then filled about two-thirds full of yerba mate leaves, shaken, and tipped at an angle. A small amount of hot water is poured into the empty side, and after a couple of minutes, the bombilla is inserted and a larger quantity of hot water added. Each of the numerous books and websites I read that described... | {
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