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The official policy of Turkey can be defined as a concious alienation from and disregard within the framework of pursuing a controlled tension with Syria. In this situation, choosing to pay creditors (whose services were essential to keeping the business going) rather than the employment taxes was not a concious, intentional failure or reckless indifference. Joyce Nadig, women's wear designer at Access, says the company is making a concious effort to design with the consumer in mind. |
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