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masquerade as

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See: impersonate, pose


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Despite the ending of some traditions of masquerade as a consequence of these religious movements, this displacement has created new and diverse possibilities, so that masquerade remains a vital medium of creativity and performance that offers counter-narratives of modernity, locality, and the translocal.
Go to almost any urban area in the country and see the kind of damage to people's lives which is done by a number of travellers who masquerade as gipsies.
However, in the last two decades, new mass movements of Christian evangelism and Pentecostalism have emerged, successfully exhorting their members to reject masquerade as a pagan practice.
 
 
 
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