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Akin Ipek, once one of Turkey's richest businessmen, in London, April 11, 2017. Ipek's television station and conglomerate are now owned and operated by the state, part of a wave of confiscations that followed the failed coup attempt of July 2016 -- a systematic taking with few precedents and one which has dramatically undermined faith in Turkey's economy. (Andrew Testa/The New York Times)

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created date 2017-07-22

credit ANDREW TESTA/The New York Times//EAST NEWS

source The New York Times Agency

byline ANDREW TESTA

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weight 1,57MB

size 36cm x 24cm przy 300dpi

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