Sinop
Sinop has been mentioned more than a dozen times throughout the RSS channels we monitor. This location appears to be especially popular on the channel 'Port Turkey - Leading Business News and Opinions on Turkey' where it has less than a dozen mentions. As seen in the chart below, Sinop had the highest popularity figure in March, 2015.
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[...] to Greeks and barbarians.” The Cimmerians were the founders of the city of Sinope (now Sinop in modern Turkey). This was the city of Marcion, one of the early compilers of the New [...]
cepher.net
[...] of Paul.” While we consider these difficulties, we cannot avoid a discussion of Marcion of Sinope (85 – 160 AD). Marcion was a self-proclaimed Bishop of the early church in Sinope who [...]
cepher.net
[...] covers Turkey’s second nuclear plant slated to be built in the Black Sea province of Sinop and a EUR 2 billion thermal power plant project in the southern province of Adana. The deal was [...]
portturkey.com
[...] deal to build Turkey’s second nuclear plant project in the Black Sea province of Sinop. A Japanese-French alliance led by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and France’s [...]
portturkey.com
[...] as well as the social sciences. In addition, we will establish a unit that will work in Sinop in the training of engineers. [...]
portturkey.com
[...] with the facilities. drinking, domestic and industrial water needs of İzmir, Van, Ordu, Karaman, Sinop and Aydın, will be provided until the 2040-2050. 21 districts, 83 residential units and [...]
portturkey.com
[...] 's bid, Turkey and Japan penned an agreement of $22 billion for the Nuclear Power Plant in Sinop city, north of Turkey. One of the most important bids among the transportation bids was 3rd [...]
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Minimal Intentions
"He has the most who is most content with the least." - Diogenes of Sinope "Gold is the money of kings; silver is the m...