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Voters in Turkey have decided to stay with the man who has led the country for the past twenty years – Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Despite rampant inflation and controversy over his handling of this year's earthquakes, the incumbent president has been declared the winner of Turkey's runoff election. Redmond Shannon takes a look at how he did it and what it could mean for Turkey.
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