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Ìý Carnival 15ÌýMay 2004 Ìý
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Do women use them to break out of their traditional roles?

Whether in Notting Hill or Rio, carnivalÌýis a time for abandonment. The name literally means farewell to meat and is the last days of excess before the fasting of LentÌý

The Chichester Festival opened today with a carnival organised by artistic director, Ruth Mackenzie.Ìý Martha asks her whether historically carnival has been a time for women to break out from their traditional roles under the safety of disguise.
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