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Newspaper article from: The Herald News - Joliet (IL) A veiled woman carries her child...along what is called the "Route of...kasbahs" in the Atlas Mountains. (1) A tourist climbs to the top of...with Moroccan women swathed in black...and later the Arabs. The ...
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Newspaper article from: The Mirror (London, England) ...Like all Arab towns, Agadir...I sat with Arab families escaping...through small Arab villages and...goats, which climb trees to munch...could have been called Mogadon, as...over the High Atlas mountains. ...

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