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Ethnic group indigenous to North Africa.

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Others say the Amazigh's plight should not be used to excuse organised crime.
The Guardian
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He plans to use the party as a platform the defend Amazigh rights.
Reuters
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Finally, his friends blasted Amazigh music from the speakers of a car parked outside.
The Guardian
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Work has always been scarce in the home of a long-marginalised ethnic minority: the Amazigh, or Berbers.
The Guardian
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The Amazigh and other ethnic minorities object to the drafting committee's power to vote on the constitution's contents.
Reuters
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Minority Amazigh, or Berbers, have been inside the port for more than a week, demanding more political rights.
Reuters
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Gaddafi imprisoned dozens of Amazigh intellectuals in the 1980s whom he accused of plotting to overthrow the state.
Reuters
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The oil is a staple food for the native Amazigh people who live where the argan tree grows.
The Irish Times
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Amazigh, or Imazighen, lived in north Africa long before Muslims set foot in the land in the 7th century.
Reuters
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Assid said Moroccan authorities were partly to blame for failing to protect ancient artefacts and other Amazigh archaeological sites.
Reuters
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Assid said Moroccan authorities were partly to blame for failing to protect ancient artifacts and other Amazigh archaeological sites.
Reuters
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The election is also boycotted by the Amazigh, or Berber, minority which lives in the west near oil installations.
Reuters
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The election was also boycotted by the Amazigh, or Berber, minority which lives in the west near oil installations.
Reuters
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Fighters from the Berber, or Amazigh, ethnic minority mark out their territory with their blue, green and yellow flags.
Reuters
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Jalal Essai is Amazigh.
The bourne objective
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The "Amazigh diet" is an adaptation of the plant-based Mediterranean diet where olive oil is replaced by argan oil.
The Irish Times