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(220516) -- ESKISEHIR, May 16, 2022 (Xinhua) -- A farmer couple are seen in their farm in Eskisehir, Turkey, May 11, 2022. TO GO WITH "Feature: Turkey's farmers yearn for support as costs soar " (Photo by Li Zhenbei/Xinhua)

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