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AURILLAC , the provincial capital of the Cantal, lies on the west side of the mountains, 98km east of Brive and 160km from Clermont-Ferrand. In spite of its good mainline train connections and the fact that its population has almost doubled in the...
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The principal city of Morocco, and capital in all but administration, CASABLANCA ( Dar El Baida in its literal Arabic form) is now the largest port of the Maghreb - and busier even than Marseilles, the city on which it was modelled...
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Founded in 1693 as a gold-mining camp, CURITIBA was of little importance until 1853 when it was made capital of Paran·. Since then, the city's population has steadily risen from a few thousand, reaching 140,000 in 1940 and some 1.5 million...
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