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To earn a dollar, rose picker Izza in Morocco’s Atlas Mountains wakes up at dawn to collect three kilos of flowers — eventually distilled into precious oil costing $18,000 per kilo. “We earn just enough to live on,” she says, her hands gloved against the thorns and her head covered against the hot sun bearing down on the Valley of the Roses in the kingdom’s south. The harvest begins at dawn, and it takes about six hours — before the sunshine damages the shocking pink petals — to fill the big bags that the women carry on their heads to the weighing station. Izza Ait Ammi Mouh, a Berber woman of “about 40” — she doesn’t know her exact age and can’t spell her name — doesn’t complain. The work

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