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Morocco’s historic run at the Women’s World Cup ignites national pride at home

  • “We did not expect this accomplishment,” said Ghita Alaoui, an IT consultant who was at the Hollywood cafe
  • The team’s success is being talked about in the bustling cafes and restaurants of Rabat, where news of the victory was spreading
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Rabat’s only woman taxi driver busts social norms and stereotypes

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