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Morocco Earthquake Kills More Than 2,000, Survivors Rely On "Nobody But God"
Moroccan earthquake survivors huddled for a night in the open on the High Atlas Mountains on Saturday, a day after the country's deadliest quake in more than six decades killed more than 2,000 people and laid waste to villages.
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Pics: Five Things To Know About Quake-Hit Marrakesh
Situated at the foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, the 11th-century city of palms and elegant palaces is Morocco's top tourist attraction, welcoming over two million visitors a year.
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"Stand By Morocco": World Leaders Express Grief After Quake Kills Over 1000
A powerful earthquake struck Morocco's High Atlas mountains late on Friday, killing hundreds and destroying buildings in the deadliest tremor to hit the country in decades.
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Alps To Atlas: Swiss Inspired Cheese Makes Debut In Algerian Mountains
Sporting a white cap and apron, Rachid Ibersiene bustles around vats at his dairy in Algeria's Atlas Mountains where he has brought the tradition of artisanal cheesemaking back from Switzerland.
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When a Caveman Asked F.R.I.E.N.D.S' Matt LeBlanc 'How You Doin'?'
"I was in the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, shooting a thing for Top Gear. I mean, we were far away from civilization. And these people were wearing robes, and they live in caves and stuff. They called me Joey and said, 'How you doin'?' in a really butchered accent," says Matt LeBlanc
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Second of 3 Spanish Cavers Dies in Morocco's Atlas Mountains
Only one of three Spanish cavers trapped at the bottom of a deep ravine in Morocco's High Atlas mountains was extracted alive on Sunday after a complicated rescue operation, officials said.
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Spanish Caver Trapped in Morocco Dies, 2 Rescued
Atlas mountains died on Saturday, but rescuers were able to save two of his friends, officials said.
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Morocco Earthquake Kills More Than 2,000, Survivors Rely On "Nobody But God"
Moroccan earthquake survivors huddled for a night in the open on the High Atlas Mountains on Saturday, a day after the country's deadliest quake in more than six decades killed more than 2,000 people and laid waste to villages.
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Pics: Five Things To Know About Quake-Hit Marrakesh
Situated at the foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, the 11th-century city of palms and elegant palaces is Morocco's top tourist attraction, welcoming over two million visitors a year.
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"Stand By Morocco": World Leaders Express Grief After Quake Kills Over 1000
A powerful earthquake struck Morocco's High Atlas mountains late on Friday, killing hundreds and destroying buildings in the deadliest tremor to hit the country in decades.
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Alps To Atlas: Swiss Inspired Cheese Makes Debut In Algerian Mountains
Sporting a white cap and apron, Rachid Ibersiene bustles around vats at his dairy in Algeria's Atlas Mountains where he has brought the tradition of artisanal cheesemaking back from Switzerland.
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When a Caveman Asked F.R.I.E.N.D.S' Matt LeBlanc 'How You Doin'?'
"I was in the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, shooting a thing for Top Gear. I mean, we were far away from civilization. And these people were wearing robes, and they live in caves and stuff. They called me Joey and said, 'How you doin'?' in a really butchered accent," says Matt LeBlanc
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Second of 3 Spanish Cavers Dies in Morocco's Atlas Mountains
Only one of three Spanish cavers trapped at the bottom of a deep ravine in Morocco's High Atlas mountains was extracted alive on Sunday after a complicated rescue operation, officials said.
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Spanish Caver Trapped in Morocco Dies, 2 Rescued
Atlas mountains died on Saturday, but rescuers were able to save two of his friends, officials said.
