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aksam.com.tr

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birgun.net

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coe.int

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cp24.com

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cyber-rights.org

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dergipark.org.tr

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diken.com.tr

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doi.org

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dw.com

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engadget.com

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ensonhaber.com

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entertusu.net

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euronews.com

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focus.de

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jurist.org

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lemonde.fr

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mevzuat.gov.tr

"İNTERNET ORTAMINDA YAPILAN YAYINLARIN DÜZENLENMESİ VE BU YAYINLAR YOLUYLA İŞLENEN SUÇLARLA MÜCADELE EDİLMESİ HAKKINDA KANUN" [Turkish law based ban of Wikipedia] (PDF). mevzuat.gov.tr (in Turkish). Archived (PDF) from the original on 8 August 2017. Retrieved 2 August 2017.

ndtv.com

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nrttv.com

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ntv.com.tr

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nytimes.com

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observer.com

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resmigazete.gov.tr

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reuters.com

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scmagazineuk.com

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seattlestar.net

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sozcu.com.tr

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takvim.com.tr

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theguardian.com

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tib.gov.tr

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turkeyblocks.org

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voanews.com

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worldcat.org

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