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		<description><![CDATA[Charlotte Mangin

Yesterday, on a gray rainy New York afternoon, Columbia University’s World Leaders Forum hosted the prime minister of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, for his first public speech in the United   States outside of the United Nations Security Council.
Security was tight, complete with metal detecting wands and bomb-sniffing dogs, as the 200-plus faculty [...]]]></description>
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by Christopher Caldwell

Excerpted by permission of THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE, ©2005.

On a warm Saturday night, beneath the cable car that runs up into the mountains from a quiet neighborhood in the historic Ottoman city of Bursa, the Teleferik Family Tea Garden is mobbed. Whole families from the farthest reaches of Anatolia, the Asian part [...]]]></description>
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