See Minhocão on Wiktionary
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"text": "Já vimos o que acontece quando a passagem de automóveis se torna a única prioridade. Os viadutos do Parque Dom Pedro, o Minhocão e as marginais desfiguram para sempre os lugares onde passam. Na cidade onde tudo é passagem, não há permanência.",
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