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A kingdom (constitutional monarchy) in northwestern Africa with a largely Muslim population; achieved independence from France in 1956.

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This we heard in the Morocco crisis, also in the Balkan wars.
New York Times Current History: The European War from the Beginn...
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Independence campaigners say the projects are simply Morocco exploiting the region's wealth.
Reuters
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But Morocco later in the day banned flights to Germany, he said.
Reuters
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Meanwhile there are suspicions about other countries too, particularly Morocco and Turkey.
The Guardian
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The landing of the Germans in Morocco and the chance of war.
The Red Cross Girl
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Deputies also accepted economic and political agreements with Slovenia, Uzbekistan and Morocco.
The Irish Times
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He often travelled abroad for medical treatment in Morocco, Cuba and Switzerland.
Reuters
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Spain has sent gunboats to protect territory it controls along Morocco's coast.
The Irish Times
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Most are of North African origin from countries like Tunisia and Morocco.
Reuters
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It resulted as follows: Brazil two, Morocco seven, the United States 10.
The Guardian
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He left Morocco at the age of 20 to live in Italy.
The Guardian
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Just weeks before our visit, Muhammad had negotiated Morocco's independence at Paris.
True compass: a memoir
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Mogador is also the bona-fide port of the southern capital of Morocco.
Travels in Morocco, Volume 1.
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On a clear day, you can see the Atlas mountains in Morocco.
The Guardian
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Their Royal Highnesses were also meeting some of Morocco's young social entrepreneurs.
The South African
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In principle I was the master of Britain, Gaul, Spain and Morocco.
Julian
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marrocos
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el marroc
Morocco a través del tiempo
Morocco por variante geográfica
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