See sebo in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"text": "O principal objetivo de uma pessoa ao entrar em um sebo é encontrar alguma obra que faça seus olhos brilharem ou seu coração palpitar. Mas também encontramos gente como a gente que estão ali pelo mesmo motivo ou aqueles que procuram obras específicas como eu que garimpo livros de contos que são os que mais gosto. Em uma das minhas visitas ao sebo de minha cidade eu espremido entre pasteleiras chegando ao fundo vejo várias caixas de disco de vinil, […]",
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"english": "We got into a bookstore, a used bookstore, we browsed a website, the authors jump in front of us, they want to draw our attention, they want to be part of our library. All of them want to teach us silently, to stimulate us.",
"ref": "2017, Gabriel Perissé, Literatura & Educação, Autêntica, →ISBN:",
"text": "Entramos numa livraria, num sebo, visitamos um site, os autores saltam à nossa frente, querem chamar nossa atenção, querem fazer parte da nossa biblioteca. Todos querem nos ensinar silenciosamente, estimular.",
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"word": "limpar o sebo"
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