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    "summary": "There is a panic surrounding Turkey’s President Erdogan. Two years after a suspicious kidnapping that allowed Erdogan to attain dictatorial powers through a massive purge and imprisonment of tens of thousands of Turkish politicians, scholars and spiked a now global record high of detained journalists. Turkey’s economy is plummeting.\n\nRegardless of U.S. sanctions. Erdogan refuses to release American hostage Andrew Brunson. While simultaneously closing the book on credit from the IMF and an economic strategy from U.S. consulting firm McKinsey.\n\nAnd now, The Middle East Eye reported ”A senior Turkish police source told MEE that police believed that Khashoggi, a prominent critic of the Saudi government, was \"brutally tortured, killed and cut into pieces\" inside the consulate after visiting the building on 2 October.\n\nWait for it. The fallout from the bottomless pit of dissidents fueling Erdogan's exodus from, as he describes, western imperialist powers. And an increasing partnership with Iran is creating a middle east crisis that is pushing Turkey's NATO and U.S. alliance to the brink of no return.\n",
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    "title": "Missing Saudi Journalist Reportedly Cut Into Pieces In Turkey",
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