Tunisia in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Tunisia in the PONS Dictionary

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The Maghreb consists of the North African countries of Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Lybia, the first three of which were once under French control and are today marked by French culture. Because of the colonial history, there are many "maghrébins" living in France.
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He has won 18 caps for the Tunisia national football team.
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In order to forestall this, it would be necessary to occupy Tunisia as quickly as possible after the landings were made.
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Gray had been, however, an early and consistent proponent of democracy in Tunisia.
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The emergence of new patterns of racial and improvised music since the late 1990s changed the musical landscape of Tunisia.
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With a length of 450 km it is the longest river of Tunisia.
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He fought for freedom, democracy and human rights, for defence of just causes in Tunisia and the world.
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He scored 5 goals in 20 appearances for Tunisia.
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In addition, it is involved in a maritime boundary dispute with Tunisia.
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Until his death in 1949, he produced some 3,000 paintings representing various facets of Tunisia as a protectorate.
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It was introduced to Tunisia in the mid 1980s.
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