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The Native Policy Council, created by Marshal Lyautey, only lasted for three and a half years. It was seen at its inception as the vehicle for transplanting Lyautey's policies into action and had great influence on the development of Morocco until ended by the Rif War. However, despite hopes of it acting as a bridge between the two cultures, it remained, in essence, a colonial institution.
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