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This May 10, 2015 photo shows a statue of an Ottoman prince taking a selfie with a cellphone erected in Amasya, Turkey. The statue has met swift and violent criticism and just days after it was erected, vandals _ perhaps offended by disparagement of Ottoman history _ have hacked off the phone and the prince’s sword. The mayor’s office in Amasya, an hour south of the Black Sea coast, says police have been ordered to guard the disarmed prince. (AP Photo) TURKEY OUT - ONLINE OUT
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