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How a Strongman Stays in Power

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How a Strongman Stays in Power

For decades, most Americans of an intellectual bent visiting or staying in Turkey would be regaled by the same set of opinions. Turks who spoke English were educated in the predictable way; their views often represented the anti-American, antimilitary, anticapitalist slice of the generally secular middle classes—views

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For decades, most Americans of an intellectual bent visiting or staying in Turkey would be regaled by the same set of opinions. Turks who spoke English were educated in the predictable way; their views often represented the anti-American, antimilitary, anticapitalist slice of the generally secular middle classes—views

For decades, most Americans of an intellectual bent visiting or staying in Turkey would be regaled by the same set of opinions.

Conservative Review reported the story as "How a Strongman Stays in Power."

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