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Tetuán

[te-twahn]

noun

  1. a seaport in N Morocco, on the Mediterranean: former capital of the Spanish zone of Morocco.



Tetuán

/ tɛˈtwɑːn /

noun

  1. a city in N Morocco: capital of Spanish Morocco (1912–56). Pop: 499 000 (2003)

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But for sharp pain from strains or sprains, Bellevue chiropractor Adam Tetuan says it’s wise to follow a few basics: Once you get injured, a week off from any activity is a good start.

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The Moroccan Association of Human Rights shared videos and photos of officials piling black-skinned migrants into buses in Tangier, Tetuan and Nador and dropping them off in the south.

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Four years ago, he had settled in the city of Tetuan on the Mediterranean Sea, where he obtained a residency card and slowly integrated into Moroccan society.

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The Moroccan Association of Human Rights shared videos and photos of the authorities piling black-skinned migrants into buses in Tangier, Tetuan and Nador and dropping them off in the south.

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At the entrance to the museum, visitors bought their tickets in the shade of the red facade made of Tetuan brick and granite.

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