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And I've stood in awe as dusk settled on the blue-tiled Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul.† (source)
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Lying partly across them were some of his hiking maps, of North Wales, Hampshire and Surrey and of the abandoned hike to Istanbul.† (source)
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The prison, they learned, was called Soganlik—a brutal F-class detention center located in the Kartal district outside of Istanbul.† (source)
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And its name got changed to Istanbul?† (source)
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So he took a bus to Istanbul, telling his mother that his intention was to become a doctor.† (source)
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You really don't want to hear about Istanbul and Amsterdam.† (source)
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I can't wait to see what the girls do with their lives now there is no one to tell us we can't climb a mountain in Istanbul or fly a plane over the Swiss Alps or even just take a walk by ourselves down a quiet street.† (source)
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Istanbul.† (source)
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Air France to Istanbul on borrowed passports.† (source)
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Nine separate operations have independently converged on the city of Istanbul in Turkey.† (source)
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If he needed a suit, he bought it; he was certainly never behind in his rent; if he decided to fly to Istanbul tomorrow, he had only to call his travel agent.† (source)
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He amused her with slightly laundered tales of the happenings in the town's juke joints—places that were as foreign to her as Istanbul or Paris.† (source)
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Dobbs was almost as bad as Orr, who seemed happy as an undersized, grinning lark with his deranged and galvanic giggle and shivering warped buck teeth and who was sent along for a rest leave with Milo and Yossarian on the trip to Cairo for eggs when Milo bought cotton instead and took off at dawn for Istanbul with his plane packed to the gun turrets with exotic spiders and unripened red bananas.† (source)
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Istanbul?" my dad said.† (source)
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Some cities have taken longer than expected to evacuate all the Nephilim—the Shadowhunters of London, Rio de Janeiro, Cairo, Istanbul, and Taipei remain.† (source)
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He felt as though he had just met a beautiful woman on a railway platform, and before he could say anything to her, she had stepped into a sleeping car on its way to Istanbul or Lisbon.† (source)
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