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A woman checks lipstick applied on her lip, inside of a cosmetics shop in Sao Paulo, Brazil August 13, 2015. From cigarettes to lipstick to sandals, exports have emerged as a silver lining for Brazilian consumer goods companies that are suffering the worst domestic slump in over a decade. With Brazil's currency, the real, at a 12-year low, foreign sales have kept several companies in the black, helping them outperform rivals focused on the local market, according to a Reuters analysis of second-quarter earnings. (Photo by Nacho Doce/Reuters)
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