| Ambéré-Dougon seems, moreover, to have had contacts with Maghreb populations, as evidenced by a ceramic sherd from a wheel-turned recipient. |
| Rising food prices are surely not the sole reason for the unrest in the Maghreb. |
| During the Ben Ali years, Tunisia was unofficially France's most favoured nation in the Maghreb. |
| Nevertheless, the Maghreb countries have lived this history in the still enduring convulsive way that they react to colonization and modernity. |
| By night, the cafes and tea houses are no strangers to drug-dealers and mafia from the Maghreb. |
| The markets for citrus fruits and horticultural products suffered from significant imports coming from the Middle East and the Maghreb. |
