ıs there a Turkish origin employee who is working for Yahoo?
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evet. yahoo'da turkce konusan kisiler calisiyor.
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even stranger, these two are both related to turkish {';'}
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Ok you dont represent Yahoo do you? Happy New Year to you!
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Go to this website about Yahoo: http://yhoo.client.shareholder.com/bios.cfm
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Keep your eye out on Yahoo! Careers to find out.
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Beacuse Turkey is in EU
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Everything about the Internet company Yahoo! screams fun – from the name itself to the bright purple colors, to the endless array of online services and distractions. Around the world they are associated with creativity, innovation and the free flow of ideas.\nI think that’s why it is so shocking to learn that Yahoo! has colluded with the repressive Chinese government to help identify Internet dissidents who were subsequently thrown in jail.\nI urge you to join me today by expressing outrage at Yahoo!’s participation in human rights abuses in China.\nThe details are shocking. Investigations by Amnesty International and others show that:\n• At the Chinese government’s request Yahoo! routinely censors search engine results \nin China -- without disclosing that the censorship has happened.\n• Yahoo!-disclosed private user information has allegedly been used to persecute at\nleast three political dissidents in China.\n• In one case, that of journalist Shi Tao, information turned over by Yahoo! was \nsubmitted as evidence in a trial that ended in a 10-year prison sentence. A primary\npiece of evidence was a private email Mr. Shi sent to the United States from\nhis Yahoo! email account.\nWe don’t really know how many voices have been silenced through Yahoo!’s collusion, or how many people have been rounded up. What we do know, and why we need your help, is that Yahoo! cannot hide behind the supposed realpolitik of working in China.\nRecent examinations of four American Internet technology companies operating in China– Yahoo!, Google, Microsoft, and Cisco -- suggest that Yahoo! has most actively aided repressive forces in China, by helping to jail political dissidents.\nNew York Times columnist and consistent voice for human rights Nicholas Kristof concludes “Yahoo! sold its soul and is a national disgrace.”\nYahoo! is not immune to public condemnation. Your demands for change will get the Internet giant’s attention.\nAmnesty demands that Yahoo! use its influence to secure prisoner of conscience Shi Tao's release and to stop any actions that could undermine human rights in any country in which it operates.\nEvery voice makes a difference. Please take action today.\nThanks for all you do.\nSincerely,\nBill Schulz\n\nExecutive Director
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Most likely, it's under HotJobs.com, which is owned by Yahoo.\n\nhttp://hotjobs.yahoo.com
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Yahoo is an international site - which President are you referring to?
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Try it on thanksgiving. Or ask a Turk.
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it is Turkish for lion.
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A great Turkish leader.
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Now the Polaks are talking.  Where were you when you had a Nigerian player play for you in 2002 world cup. If a player moves to a country at a very young age, learns his football there, and adopts the country as his own it is well within his right to play there. Murat and Hakan Yakin of Switzerland are Turkish. Mithat the point guard for Germany basketball team is Turkish. Alex is Brazilian plays for Japan. Hell Zidane is Algerian. Lets be objective.  It is a global world.
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sorry, i can't understand your mean.\ni come china ,i'm a trader ,my worked in a foreign trader company.\nif you want to know i,you can send me a e-mail.\nmy e-mail address:api.e@hotmail.com
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hey......  im sulaiman here... just mail me ur problem in detail...\nthis is my email....  turkey3787@yahoo.co.in
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It is not a valid address. If you consider the situation objectively, you will realize that if there were a legitimate company soliciting employees for a Middle Eatern contract, the company would not use a yahoo address. They would also probably have a website. Good luck !
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Ibo ! He has TV shows and has been an ultra successful pop singer in Turkey for years and years. He's like a folk hero over there. Persistence pays..