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Morocco’s World Cup Czar Urged to Run for Premier in Fall Vote

The man who helped transform Morocco’s football team into a serious World Cup contender is being urged to focus on a new goal: the role of prime minister.

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Morocco’s World Cup Czar Urged to Run for Premier in Fall Vote
The man who helped transform Morocco’s football team into a serious World Cup contender is being urged to focus on a new goal: the role of prime minister.
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