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I did already create this article, but it was deleted for the reasons I do not understand. It was a year ago or something like that. Just for case anyone wonders what it's all about: 1) Mazagran is a town in Algeria 2) a drinkware for coffee drinks, named after the city (at the times of French colonization) 3) then it became a common name for all drinks, served in this drinkware 4) American corporations took this name for their drink. That's the story. Please do not delete this article again. There are nearly 140.000+ search results on Google for this subject [1]. Alex Ex09:54, 1 November 2007 (UTC)Reply