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Nightclub entry fees will differ depending on the city, and the exclusivity of the nightclub. Some clubs will allow patrons in for free, some will charge about $20, while others will go higher up.
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Roasting times for whole turkeys
Preheat your oven to 160°C (325°F) and use these cooking times to prepare roast turkey that's moist, tender and delicious 16 to 22 lb Un Stuffed Turkey 3 ½ - 4 hrs 16 to 22 lb Stuffed Turkey 4 - 4 ½ hrs Turkey is fully cooked and safe to eat when the meat thermometer reads 77°C or 170°F for an un-stuffed turkey and 82°C or 180°F for a stuffed turkey.
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For Breakfast they usualy eat fresh Turkish bread is usually served with butter, honey, jam, feta cheese and olives. Tea is usually served to wash down the food at breakfast. Alternatively hot milk sweetened with honey.
For lunch and dinner in Turkey People usually eat lunch at about midday although the food they have at lunch is the same as the food people in Turkey eat for dinner. Some people in Turkey prefer to eat a lot of food for lunch while others save the big meal for dinner, especially when the weather is cooler. People in Turkey love salad and this is almost always served before the main food course in any big meal. There are many types of delicious salad and dips served at lunch and dinner as appetizers. Fish is usually fried or poached and served with vegetables and lemon juice. If you prefer eating meat then Turkey has great lamb, chicken and beef which are usually cut up and served as a kebab. Kebab is a staple food in Turkey and is charcoal grilled before being served in pita bread stuffed with salad and sauce.
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Gyro (correct pronunciation is "year-o", not "ji-ro") is a kind of sandwich of Greek origin. The meat is traditionally ground lamb. Mixed with spices and cooked on a vertical rotisserie. As the meat cooks it is sliced off in thin strips put on Pita bread.Then the customer gets to pick what he or she wants in it, (onions, fries, ketchup, mustard,tomatoes and a sauce made of Cucumbers and yogurt with garlic and olive oil called tzatziki. You won't be getting anything like the original anywhere else but Greece, because people change it around, adding lettuce and not a lot of the original. But if you ever go to Greece you will love them.
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Turkey, like many nations, bans people from bringing foodstuffs into the country; this would apply to all types of meat.
However, you do not need to bring bacon to Turkey; you can buy bacon in Turkey. Admittedly, it is difficult to find and usually not of good quality, but it exists.
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It only takes two minutes to prepare Turkish Coffee.Using the coffee cup as a measuring cup, pour one cup of drinking water in the cezve per cup of Turkish Coffee (the quality of the water affects the quality of the coffee).Add two teaspoons of coffee (5 g) and one or two teaspoons of sugar (if desired) per cup.Blend the coffee and sugar with a spoon over a low flame.When the coffee boils over a second time, pour the remaining coffee into the coffee cups.Allow the remaining coffee to brew a while longer before adding it to the cups.It is customary to serve Turkish Coffee with a glass of water. The water prepares the mouth for the coffee's flavour.
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Hamsters are omnivorous and can eat a lot of things. However turkey is not part of its natural diet - you should only give it a small piece on rare occasions and certainly never substitute it from proper hamster food.
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Luleburgaz is a town in Turkey
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Turkey has country code +90(dialed as 00 90 from many places). All numbers are 10 digits after country code +90. Note that you must omit the trunk prefix 0 from the beginning of the Turkish number when calling internationally.
(The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." From a GSM mobile phone, you can enter the number in full international format, starting with the plus sign. The most common prefix is 00, but North America (USA, Canada, etc.) uses 011, Japan uses 010, Australia uses 0011, and many other countries use different prefixes.)
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Laila and Reina of course. I can say that they are the best and it is full all the time.
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There are 19 million landline telephones and 44 million mobile phones in Turkey according to to the CIA World Factbook
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It depends what kind of VISA you have. You cannot move from Turkey to Germany on a Tourist VISA, but you can with a residency permit or work permit.
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Turkey's enemies are Greece because of the Aegean Sea, Cyprus because of the Northern part of Cyprus, Syria (actually trade and friendship is improving here) and Iraq (Euphrates issues is old news and again trade and mutual exchange is rapid increasing) due to the Euphrates Waters, Iraq because of the Kurds and Armenia.
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We have NO enemies. they are just stressful political subjects.
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Officially Turkey is at a war against the Taliban government in Afghanistan as a NATO country and as a country who has soldiers in Afghanistan. Beside that, Turkish government claims that Syrian Government is not legal and Turkey is supporting the militias against Syria. Turkey has no diplomatic relations with Armenia and Cyprus. Turkey is the only one country who recognizes the de-facto state Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and it does not recognize Republic of Cyprus. With Greece, Turkey has problems about the sea border on Aegean Sea.
With the Iraq Federal Government, Turkey has also have problems even Turkey has good relationship with Iraqi Kurdistan Government.
Officially Taliban Government of Afghanistan is the only one enemy "country" of Turkey. Also there is a one-sided indirect war with Syria and Turkey.
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Baklava and Kedayif are probably the most popular, but there are less popular deserts like lokum (Turkish delight), marzipan, and fruits.
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It depends on who you ask.
Turkey has the unenviable position of being at the edge of Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East, meaning that it has to coordinate all of its policies in-keeping with these designations. Historically, Turkey has tried to be more a part of Europe than the other two, but Erdogan has redirected Turkish policy back to the Middle East.
Geographically, there is a debate as to whether Anatolia (Asian Turkey) is part of the Middle East (with most saying it is), but all geographers accept that Eastern Thrace (European Turkey) is not part of the Middle East.
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Istanbul
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Turks do all the same things other Europeans do for fun. They go to malls and beaches to "hang out". They enjoy nightclubs and small trips. They like to eat at cafes and discuss politics. They watch television and movies. And they cook food together or, more commonly, eat out in restaurants.
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These north African counties boarder the Mediterranean Sea
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He overthrew the sultan, defeated western occupation forces and declared Turkey a republic. He replaced Islamic law with a new law code based on European models. He replaced the Muslim calendar with the western (Christian) one. He told people to wear western dress. He set up state schools. He replaced Arabic script with the western (Latin) alphabet. Women no longer had to wear veils and were allowed to vote. They could work outside their homes. Turkey was industrialized by building roads, railroads and factories.
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it is great they try to make it seem like it has something but is taught different than the united states and other states and countries:)
It is pretty much the same system as is prevalent in the United States.
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Because İstanbul was the capital of many empires,kingdoms so there are many historic places etc.and especially with Bosphtous Bridge and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge it's connecting Europe and Asia.
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The Turkish word for mother ("anne") is pronounced "ahn-neh"
Make sure both letter Ns are pronounced.
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çöl gülü. Pronounce like "CH-O (o as in "urge)-L and G-U(u as in "nude")-L-U (u again as in "nude").
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There is no such country and therefore no such capital.
If perhaps you meant to ask about the Mediterranean and Black Seas, the answer would be Turkey.
If perhaps you meant to ask about the Baltic and Black Seas, the answer is Russia.