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karen fogg
A magazine that is known for being bright and shining was promoting a ruler who was known for being well-mannered, but still had a lot of power. This ruler was being backed by computer experts from Russia.
Karen Fogg expressed her frustration in her emails about the country not sending a message to the EU. She believes that if the country can't leave for political and diplomatic reasons, they should at least send a message to the EU saying "take this, I'll keep it". She is disappointed that the country lacks the courage and will to do this.
I was wondering if there was someone I was thinking of, but I couldn't find any information about them on Wikipedia in either English or Turkish. I didn't want to ask Google, so I'm not sure if they are dead or if they left. Forgotten means...
The European Union (EU) had a representative whose email address was taken by a magazine called Aydın and some of their emails were published in the magazine. It seems like the representative was doing more than just their job as a representative. The crisis has caused the EU representatives to do more work than usual.
She was a woman who wrote articles that changed people's views. She funded journalists at the time, some of whom are still working today. She was the governor of the European Union during that time.
This event was so forgotten that it was hard to find any details about it. However, some of the journalists who had talked to the hero of the event are still remembered. These journalists are Mehmet Ali Birand, Cengiz Candar, Mehmet Altan, Cüneyt Ulsever, Sami Kohen, Metin Münir, Ferai Tinc, and Sahin Alpay.
karen fogg
karen fogg
A magazine that is known for being bright and shining was promoting a ruler who was known for being well-mannered, but still had a lot of power. This ruler was being backed by computer experts from Russia.
karen fogg
Karen Fogg expressed her frustration in her emails about the country not sending a message to the EU. She believes that if the country can't leave for political and diplomatic reasons, they should at least send a message to the EU saying "take this, I'll keep it". She is disappointed that the country lacks the courage and will to do this.
karen fogg
I was wondering if there was someone I was thinking of, but I couldn't find any information about them on Wikipedia in either English or Turkish. I didn't want to ask Google, so I'm not sure if they are dead or if they left. Forgotten means...
karen fogg
The European Union (EU) had a representative whose email address was taken by a magazine called Aydın and some of their emails were published in the magazine. It seems like the representative was doing more than just their job as a representative. The crisis has caused the EU representatives to do more work than usual.
karen fogg
She was a woman who wrote articles that changed people's views. She funded journalists at the time, some of whom are still working today. She was the governor of the European Union during that time.
karen fogg
This event was so forgotten that it was hard to find any details about it. However, some of the journalists who had talked to the hero of the event are still remembered. These journalists are Mehmet Ali Birand, Cengiz Candar, Mehmet Altan, Cüneyt Ulsever, Sami Kohen, Metin Münir, Ferai Tinc, and Sahin Alpay.