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Thirty-two African migrants were rescued by Spanish coastguards on Monday when they tried to cross the Straits of Gibraltar in flimsy boats.
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Oz The Great and Powerful has taken over box offices around the globe by storm. But after the transformations am I the only one thinking what's with Mila Kunis's makeup?
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Rabat -
The Moroccan government is to reform the law which allows rapists to go free if they marry their victim. The news was welcomed by those who protested for a change in the law following the suicide of a teenage girl forced to marry her rapist.
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Accra -
After more than two months of being held in the port of Tema, Ghana, the Argentine frigate “Libertad” was freed following the Ghanaian government's decision to comply with a UN court ruling ordering its immediate release.
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton cancelled her scheduled trip to Marrakesh in Morocco, where she was set to meet with Arab leaders Wednesday, because of a stomach virus, as announced by her spokesman Philippe Reines.
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Weapons are loaded and waiting, as Syrian military officers standby for Bashar Assad's order to use vast chemical stockpile, against the Syrian people.
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Los Angeles -
Should Sam play it again? Should the movie audience return to Casablanca? Many fans are in an uproar after it was reported last week that granddaughter of Warner Bros. co-founder Harry Warner wants to make a sequel to the legendary film "Casablanca."
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Paris -
French police have cracked a huge money laundering network linked to drug dealing. Seventeen people have been indicted and will appear in court later. One of the accused is Florence Lamblin, a Paris Deputy Mayor and leading member of France's Green Party.
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Rabat -
Moroccan authorities said Wednesday that a Dutch ship promoting legal abortions is heading toward Morocco, but abortions are illegal in Morocco unless the mother's life is in danger. Therefore, the ship may not reach the port.
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Marrakesh -
After a bus fell 150 meters into a ravine in the south of Morocco, at least 42 people have died and another 20 are injured, four of them critically.
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New York -
Already seen the Statue of Liberty? Viewed the city from the Empire State Building and strolled around Central Park? It’s time to head to the Museum of Modern Art for a whole day of perusing famous paintings and remarkable sculptures.
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As the Solar Impulse landed in Morocco on Tuesday night, it made it history as the first solar plane to complete an intercontinental flight. The plane, powered solely by the sun, crossed the Strait of Gibraltar from Spain.
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An Australian marathon runner has taken training to new heights as he completed a half-marathon while traveling in a hot air balloon above Australia.
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The mother of Moroccan teenager Aminah Al Fillaly, who reportedly committed suicide after being forced to marry the man who raped her, has revealed her daughter did not kill herself. Instead she was forced to drink poison.
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In a small northern town in Morocco, a 16-year-old child has committed suicide by injesting rat poison. Apparently, the child had been raped one year before and was forced by her family and the courts to marry the man who raped her, in the name of honor.
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Five men set themselves on fire in the capital city of Morocco, Rabat, in protest at the lack of employment in the country, especially for university graduates.
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An intense high pressure has moved slap-bang over the British Isles. The anti-cyclone moves away the intense storms experienced after Christmas and New Year and replaces conditions with bitter cold nights and striking sunsets.
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No other nation offers a remote threat to America’s global military dominance, yet the nation spends nearly as much as the rest of the world combined on defense. The U.S. is in an arms race, but against whom?
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Despite an EU deal in place to fish the waters off Morocco, the north African country has told all fishing vessels to leave the area with immediate effect. The row comes after the EU Parliament voted not to extend the deal.
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Geneva -
Originally meant to be built in Waxahachie, Texas, under the nickname of Desertron, Switzerland-France's CERN states it has seen "tantalizing hints" of the elusive Higgs boson, also called the "God particle," in two of their experiments.
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