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        <title>Nganten Massal in Pengotan Village: The Nginang Tradition as a Mark of Legal Marriage</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ In Pengotan Village, Bangli, weddings are never an individual affair. Every resident is required to marry alongside dozens of other couples in a mass ceremony held twice a year. Uniquely, their official status as customary citizens is not validated by a piece of paper, but by betel leaves chewed together. Here is the full story behind this unique tradition of the Bali Aga people. ]]></description>
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