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		<title>Religious Facts about Mardi Gras</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Author: Ronnie Tanner Mardi Gras actually has its beginnings in the medieval time period of Western Europe, France in particular. For hundreds of years European Christians have celebrated both the 12 days of Christmas and indulged in feasting before fasting began for the Lenten season. It was the combination of both events that ultimately led [...]]]></description>
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