Wine thrives in Muslim Morocco despite Islam's ban
In Meknes Morocco the Celliers de Meknes dominates wine output with 5 189 acres of vineyards and 85 percent of national production. The firm sells mainly to state authorized traders, while Moroccans drink about a quarter of a gallon per person annually.
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China
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Belgium
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Pakistan faces aid tied to counterterrorism pledge
Islamabad weighs questions on U.S. aid conditions as Holbrooke visits. Washington ties $7.5 billion in civilian aid over five years to uprooting al Qaida and partners, with up to $3 billion for counterinsurgency programs contemplated. Islamabad demands clarity on measures and ISI ties while stressing Pakistan’s sacrifices and security needs.
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Congress
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