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In Spain, temperatures touched 29C, while in Greece they ranged between 26C and 28C.Travel information firm Trafficlink estimated there was up to 50% more traffic on the most popular summer routes in the UK, with roads in the north proving to be very busy as sunseekers flocked to Yorkshire, Scarborough and Blackpool.
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As these astonishing mementoes show, the US authorities are promoting the world's most notorious prison camp as a cheap hideaway for American sunseekers ? a revelation that has drawn international anger and condemnation.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008 As'ad 2008
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As these astonishing mementoes show, the US authorities are promoting the world's most notorious prison camp as a cheap hideaway for American sunseekers ? a revelation that has drawn international anger and condemnation.
Monday, June 30, 2008 As'ad 2008
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Walking along the beachfront, Meyer and his entourage stopped frequently to speak to bemused holidaymakers and sunseekers.
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The less-observant tourist might miss it, but a look to the side of this road built during the Roman empire soon shows that this is no longer the fiefdom of ice cream-eating families and sunseekers.
The Guardian World News Audrey Gillan 2011
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Most of Britain basked in glorious heat on Saturday as the mercury hit an all-time October high in several parts of the country, prompting sunseekers to head en masse for the coast.
The Guardian World News Jamie Doward 2011
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A close U.S. ally and popular destination for European sunseekers, Morocco with its many political parties and regular elections was once the bright star in a region of dictatorships.
The Seattle Times 2011
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From the fluttering of the daffodils in the warm breeze, the gentle quacking of ducklings and beaches packed with sunseekers - you may think you were in the middle of a Welsh summer.
WalesOnline - Home WalesOnline 2011
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A close U.S. ally and popular destination for European sunseekers, Morocco with its many political parties and regular elections was once the bright star in a region of dictatorships.
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A close U.S. ally and popular destination for European sunseekers, Morocco with its many political parties and regular elections was once the bright star in a region of dictatorships.
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