Graphs & Data....

[ekrem]

... about Turkey.
to be continued.

 

[Liability]

I object to at least one of those graphs.

 

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Promoting Scientific Innovation in the Muslim World: Dinar Standard

 

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Top 100 Companies of Muslim World

2008 DS100 Ranking Overall Growth Slows, but Manufacturing Picks Up: Dinar Standard

 

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The day AFTER Thanksgiving is a great day for a Turkey sandwich.

 

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http://www.tubitak.gov.tr/tubitak_content_files//english/sti/statistics/TR_STI35.pdf

 

[Liability]

In many parts of the world (i.e., in at least some of the USA), it is considered an INSULT to say, "That is a real TURKEY!"

Thoughts?

 

[ekrem]

http://www.tubitak.gov.tr/tubitak_content_files//english/sti/statistics/TR_STI65.pdf

 

[Baruch Menachem]

Turkey is an anomaly in so many ways.

I am betting most of the northern half of the EU is wishing they had dumped Greece and grabbed Turkey during the last membership round. Greece is getting to be an embarrassment.

I have no idea what the first graph represented. And the colors did match up with the legend.

Turkey has made huge strides since the 80s.

 

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[Liability]

The Wild Turkey was almost the national bird of the United States!

Wild Turkey is good sippin'.

The candy bar called "Turkish Taffy" can be slapped on a hard surface which breaks it into fun bite sized treats.

A Turkish Bath isn't really a bath.