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The six dromedaries - - children and adolescents by the standards of a breed that can live 80 years - - waited stoically.
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Rice in Rabat 'for terror talks'
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is in Morocco for the final leg of a tour of North Africa.
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Thinking by the Cascades - Ouzoud, Morocco
It's a been a while since my last entry, but after leaving Khenifra - my guide's hometown in central Morocco - last Tuesday I really haven't had any chance to get near an internet connection.
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World's Best Eco-Spas: Wildflower roofs and cliff-top tree houses
After a euphoric two-hour massage, you sip a hibiscus tea, slip out of your plush white robe, and float out of the spa.
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Sept. 24-28 - Photo Available: Arabo-Andalusian Music Of Morocco...
Sept. 24-28 - PHOTO AVAILABLE: Arabo-Andalusian Music Of Morocco Tours NY, Boston, DC And Atlanta, Reports MENA Music TANGIER ENSEMBLE - There Was Music in Sultans' Courts before Flamenco Media Advisory NEW ...
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Western Mediterranean Cruise, $1,529
Spend 14 nights aboard the Celebrity Century during this interesting itinerary - departing from Barcelona, you'll pass through Cartagena, Gibraltar, Casablanca, Agadir, and the Canary Islands before anchoring ...
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Hostelworld.com's Insiders Info Into the Next 'Hot' Destinations
They were sailing Croatia in the 90s, the first in when China opened their doors and tucking into sushi before the rest of us knew raw fish was a delicacy.
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If you like to see vintage films the way they were originally shown, you're in luck.
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Morocco music festivals bring culture clash
CASABLANCA, MOROCCO -- This is an overwhelmingly Muslim country, but you wouldn't know it from the music festivals.
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Importance of live shows infects Jason Miles, Global Noize
It was November 2001 when Jason Miles realized his world had been rocked. And though Miles was a New York City native, and this insight came to him at a benefit concert for the victims of 9/11, this realization ...
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Holy Crap we're in Africa - Tangier, Morocco
So the ferry got us here an hour late. Once there we had to fight through a crowd of luggage laden natives who were going in the opposite direction.
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Bread and circuses versus the clash of ignorance
CASABLANCA: If you were under the impression that Muslims have something against music, the sheer number of summer music festivals around the Middle East and North Africa might come as something of a surprise.
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Going to Africa for Lunch - Tangier, Morocco
Our last day was spent in Tangier, Africa, an old busy trading port on the northern coast of Morocco.
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Bread and circuses versus the clash of ignorance
CASABLANCA: If you were under the impression that Muslims have something against music, the sheer number of summer music festivals around the Middle East and North Africa might come as something of a surprise.
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Living a thousand lives at every breathtaking sight in Tunisia's capital
It's a carefree blue, that. The kind of blue that makes me draw lots of fresh sea air into my lungs and breathe out everyday worries on to the breeze.
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Next Stop | Asilah: Shedding What's Shabby at a Moroccan Port
IT was a crisp Sunday afternoon, and the narrow terrace of Casa Garcia, a small seafood restaurant in the Moroccan port town of Asilah, exuded a rarefied air.
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Seckman wins Fulbright, headed for Morocco
On April 21 Katie Seckman , an international relations major, received a small envelope with a letter that drastically changed her summer plans.
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Dry Storeroom No. 1: The Secret Life of the Natural History Museum
Natural history museums, such as the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C., and the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, face a great challenge in our era of Jurassic entertainments and Grand ...
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Rajasthani woman/Lonely Planet Images
Feminine ways ... travelling solo as a woman has its challenges but don't let it stop you from head off on adventure, says Lonely Planet author, Frances Linzee Gordon /Lonely Planet Images 'YOU will die," the ...
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Uproar over loud prayer calls in Muslim Morocco
The muezzins' calls echo well before daybreak, summoning the Muslim faithful to daily prayers and reminding foreign tourists in the Moroccan capital how far they are from home.
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