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were like essentially called the same thing. So, they were called Haraga Ceuta. And Haraga in Arabic seems to have this dual meaning. So, it it
essentially means burner, but in Maghrebian Arabic, which is the kind of Arabic that they would speak in in Morocco, it's a word that's often used
in relation to immigration, migration, this idea that you travel somewhere and then you burn all your papers so that you're able to kind of like arrive
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Maghrebi
“Tonight the meal is Maghrebian: fancy appetizers, a roasted bird, salads and sweets.”
Maghrebi