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		By: Anastasia		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[That was hilarious!  We were in Ljubljana for Halloween this year and other than a few jack-o&#039;-lanterns here and there, nobody really did anything. At least as far as we could tell. By the way, the only two phrases in Turkish I know are &quot;Güle gule&quot; (goodbye) and &quot;Teshikeraderum&quot; (thank you). BTW I did not look either of those up online, just going by memory, so I know they are probably spelled very very wrong -  but I DO know how to pronounce them more or less correctly!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That was hilarious!  We were in Ljubljana for Halloween this year and other than a few jack-o&#8217;-lanterns here and there, nobody really did anything. At least as far as we could tell. By the way, the only two phrases in Turkish I know are &#8220;Güle gule&#8221; (goodbye) and &#8220;Teshikeraderum&#8221; (thank you). BTW I did not look either of those up online, just going by memory, so I know they are probably spelled very very wrong &#8211;  but I DO know how to pronounce them more or less correctly!</p>
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