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The Great Fire of September 1905

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In September 1905, I was in Adrianople during a devastating fire that left 60,000 people homeless. The fire started in the Armenian quarter, and...

The Fear of the Turks

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The Turks live in fear. When traveling through Turkey, it's better to wear a European hat than a fez. Your hat will serve as...

Where Was the Crowd

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There was no cheering crowd. All the windows and doors were shut, and people who wanted to see the Vali were forced to use...

Challenges in Processing Bulgarian

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Challenges in Processing Bulgarian Compound Verb Forms The complexities in handling complex tense, mood, and voice forms arise from their incorporation of both morphological and...

Bulgarian Compound Verb Forms

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Overview of Data Categories In constructing a grammar for recognizing compound verb forms automatically, the initial challenge is to identify the boundaries and components of...

A Unified Approach

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This paper is part of the BulTreeBank framework, an integrated system for building grammars to analyze linguistic entities in XML documents. The software environment...

Istanbul’s Culinary Rediscovery

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Fish A Culinary Heritage Throughout the history of Istanbul, fish has held the esteemed position of being the most consumed product in the city’s cuisine....

Challenges in Black Sea Fishing

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Heading North A Seasonal Journey As the fishing season persists, fishermen across Turkey embark on maritime adventures, trying their luck in the bountiful seas. With...

Fish and Istanbul

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A Culinary Legacy A Timeless Duo Fish and the Bosphorus Fish and the Bosphorus, a timeless duo that echoes through the heart of Istanbul. Beyond a...

The Essence of Vinegrowing

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A Conversation with Resit Soley Preserving Heritage and Nurturing Culture Q: Importance of Vinegrowing R. Soley: Turkey, specifically the Anatolian Peninsula, is the cradle of vinegrowing and...

Exploring Camli Kosk

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