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Eskisehir

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Eskişehir

City in Turkey, 200 km/125 mi west of Ankara; population (1990) 415,800. Products include meerschaum, chromium, magnesite, cotton goods, tiles, and aircraft.



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During the winter of 1993-94 she traveled to Andalou University in Eskisehir, Turkey, and to the International Theatre Institute in Istanbul to lecture on her work and to perform some of her solos.
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