It deals with a long distance relationship from Detroit to Tangier.
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The great moonlight flit from Marrakech to Tangier was in motion.
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Craving something lighter and tangier, they concocted this miracle of pies.
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We had full, flowing, picturesque Moorish costumes which we purchased in the bazaars of Tangier.
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In the early spring of 1882, having a troublesome cough which I could not shake off, I was ordered to take a trip to Tangier.
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He will follow with his men, they are well-trained detectives, and it will be mere child's play for them to track us to Tangier.
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Arrived at Tangier, nearly a week elapsed before a Hungarian boat put in, by which we could sail for Mogador.
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This day Mr. Bland went away hence towards his voyage to Tangier.
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British Dictionary definitions for Tangier
Tangier
/ (tænˈdʒɪə) /
noun
a port in N Morocco, on the Strait of Gibraltar: a Phoenician trading post in the 15th century bc; a neutral international zone (1923–56); made the summer capital of Morocco and a free port in 1962; commercial and financial centre. Pop: 526 000 (2003)