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PurSuitist POSTED BY LAVINIA The ancient Mouassin Quarter of Marrakesh in Morocco was the perfect setting for the Riad Joya, a hotel combining traditional architecture with a high level of luxury and comfort. According to the...
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Saudi widens Arab Spring backlash with Bahrain ‘union’ plans Washington Post DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — During a sermon last week at Bahrain’s Grand Mosque, the pro-government prayer leader offered sweeping...
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By Dave Copeland Gawker started a row against Facebook last month by pointing out some of the moderators it outsources work to in Morocco, India and other countries are paid $1 per day. As Forbes points out, Gawker initially...
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BY SANDRA Hankering for a little romance straight out of the 1940s? Spend a night with Humphry Bogart and Ingrid Bergman by watching Casablanca at a one-off pop-up cinema at Full Stop Bar, Brick Lane on 7 March. To get you in...
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Lonely Planet, the largest travel guidebook publisher in the world, recently published a list of “10 of the world’s unsung places” on theirwebsite. This list includes cities which usually don’t make it onto tourists’ must-see...
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