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| THE USE OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS FOR TOURISTIC PURPOSES: THE CASE OF KARATAY MADRASAH | Elif Merve YILMAZ, Mine ULUSOY | 13–23 |
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| A QUALITY ASSESSMENT STUDY ON THE EAST COAST ROAD OF TAMIL NADU, INDIA | Velmurugan PASUPATHİ, Dr. B. GEORGE | 37–50 |
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