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    In the early 20th century‚ the Ottoman Empire began to take a serious decline. The empire’s inability to move into the modern society and the vast amount of land that was lost in Africa and Europe hindered its growth and prosperity compared to other countries. In 1908‚ the Young Turks‚ a new political group‚ revolted and took command of the country. They viewed the Armenians as nothing more than obstructions to their goal of a singular society. For the Armenians‚ this was nothing new. Even before

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    You’re going to love Turkish oil wrestling‚ seriously (-- removed HTML --) In North America we would consider a sport where the goal is to get your hand down your opponent’s pants something on the fringe of society. In Turkey‚ it is known as its national sport! Turkish oil wrestling is more complicated than it sounds and every year 1‚000 of the top competitors gather to determine the “baspehlivan” or chief wrestler of Turkey. History (-- removed HTML --) Oil wrestling has its roots as far

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    enterprises in the country. As such‚ this paper aims to evaluate their role and importance in the Turkish economy‚ understand defining characteristics of the industry‚ and examine key trends for the future. The SME sector in Turkey is defined according to the number of employees‚ turnover and balance sheet. As such‚ SMEs are defined as follows: Figure 1: Definition of SMEs 2.0 The role of SMEs in the Turkish Economy Accounting for 79% of all employment in Turkey‚ SMEs are central to creating jobs

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    already experienced a financial crisis in 2001 and had learned several lessons about their economy’s stability. During the 2001 crisis they increased government spending and were able to stabilize their economy rapidly. In this financial crisis the Turkish government took advantage of low interest rates on government borrowing to increase the budget deficit and increase expenditures to 28% of GDP‚ which in turn lead to an increase in GDP and declining unemployment rate. • Increase of budget expenditure

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    (Accessed 4 January 2013). Saktanber‚ A. 2002. Living Islam: Women‚ Religion and the Politicization of Culture in Turkey. London: IB Tauris. Tanlak‚ P. 2002. Turkey-EU Relations in the post-Helsinki phase and the EU Harmonisation Laws adopted by the Turkish Grand National Assemly in August 2002. Sussex: Sussex European Institute. Yildiz‚ K. And Muller‚ M. 2006. Turkey ’s Accession to the EU: Democracy‚ Human Rights and the Kurds. London: KHRP/BHRC/EUTCC.

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    was but an attempt by Ottoman-Turkish authorities to terminally resolve the corrosive and lingering Turko-Armenian conflict." In the introduction‚ he outlines the history of the Armenian genocide starting with WWI‚ and followed by decades of persecution. Over the past 80 years‚ the Armenian nation has struggled to have the history of the Armenian genocide brought to light and examined. In 1985 the international community officially recognized it as genocide. Turkish leaders claim they have never

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    very effective in winning Beersheba although the charge was born of the desperation of having no water and needing to capture the wells in Beersheba. (Wikipedia 2013) (Australian reserve forces council 2013) 50‚000 British troops attacked the Turkish defenses around Beersheba on October 31 1917 they were supported by tank and artillery but failed. With sunset approaching there was little hope of taking Beersheba before night if ever but the many horses that were bought with had been ridden across

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    allowed to testify in court or bear arms. They had to pay bribes to local Turkish officials to be allowed to live and work safely (Freedman). Hence religion was a source of conflict that eventually led to the genocide. However‚ what aggravated the genocide was the resentment by the Turkish. The Armenian community thrived under the Ottoman Empire‚ and they tended to be wealthier and educated in comparison to Turkey. The Turkish‚ who loathed their success‚ were suspicious that Christian Armenians would

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    Iran 2.2 A brief look on Azeri–Turkish language 3. Cultural competence and the translation market for minorities 4. Conclusion 5. References 2 ABSTRACT The relationship between minority languages and translator training programs is a very new and under-researched area of inquiry in Translation Studies. Iran‚ which has many different minorities within its borders‚ is an ideal country in which to examine this issue. This paper focuses on the Azeri-Turkish language‚ one of the minority

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    entry to the European Union started back in 2005 and currently they still proceed. Although some people do not want Turkey to become a member of the European Union‚ the European Union would definitely benefit from a Turkish membership. There are a lot of economic advantages of a Turkish membership to the EU. For example‚ Turkey has a large consumption market‚ as well as a large Arabic hinterland. The area of distribution of the European Union becomes much bigger when Turkey joins the European Union

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