Moroccans

" Moroccans who remember how cosmopolitan and sophisticated the old Casablanca they knew was thank me for it, " she said.

And, of course, there was "Bathers by a River" and "The Moroccans" , which Matisse considered "among the most pivotal works" of his career.

Lunch is the main meal of the day, and Moroccans are known to not use forks or knives or chopsticks and instead use bread as a utensil.

Yet many Moroccans have been frightened by the attempted regime change in Libya and Syria.

Rayan's father comes from Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the north African coast with a large population of Moroccans.

I surely believe Moroccans have a different tolerance for the heat . . . especially the women.

The Moroccans traditionally like tea with bubbles, so while pouring they hold the teapot high above the glasses.

All reports indicated that he enjoyed the fall confidence and friendship of the Moroccans.

Bilingual Moroccans reacted more positively to Moroccan names when using Arabic than when using French.

Moroccans gave us authority to use the southern half on the dates in question whilst the Spanish refused our request.

Young Moroccans today merely need the blessing of their parents to marry whom they choose.

Life continues as normal in the neighborhood, but many Moroccans stop to gawk and discuss the collapse.

They are a mixed bunch: Egyptians, Moroccans, Iraqis, Palestinians, Yemenis and Lebanese, and some from the rich Gulf states.

In December Ahmad Raissouni, a hardline cleric, issued a fatwa calling on Moroccans to boycott supermarkets that sell alcohol.

MOROCCANS call the vast and arid region along their border with Algeria "the Oriental" .

Well, it turned out that Moroccans like to laugh about Power, Sex, and Religion.

Moroccans vote later today on whether to accept a new constitution announced in June by King Mohammed.