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A majority of the refugees who crossed the sea to Spain have now been sent back to Morocco. But the movement of people from south to north that so frightens European leaders begins far from here.
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A majority of the refugees who crossed the sea to Spain have now been sent back to Morocco. But the movement of people from south to north that so frightens European leaders begins far from here.