Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title

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Besides the Turkish Lira, can I use US dollars and/or Euros in Istanbul?

I mean particularly for paying in taxis, groceries and vegetable markets.

If this is possible, is there any additional cost for this? I.e. will I pay more if I pay to a taxi driver in US dollars?


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What currencies can I use in Istanbul?


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I have recently traveled to Lisbon and almost each day while being there I have received the same message thorough a cell-broadcast channel on my mobile phone:


  21 Lisboa


I have asked my host, but she did not know what this message meant. I am thinking it might be related some weather warnings, but the worst thing I have endured was a light rain.

Question: What does "21 Lisboa" cell broadcast message mean?


Ex Output:
What does "21 Lisboa" cell broadcast message mean?


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I'm currently in Kyrgyzstan, waiting (like so many others), for a visa - for me it's to Kazakhstan.  I'll go to Almaty, then up through to Russia (Novosibirsk), across to Irkutsk and down to Mongolia.

However, I need a visa for Mongolia, being a New Zealander citizen.  According to:

http://www.tourmongolia.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=275%3Alist-of-mongolian-embassies-a-consulates-abroad&catid=52&Itemid=82&lang=en

I have a choice of an embassy/consulate in Almaty or Irkutsk.  However, given the problems people have with visas in these countries, I'm wary that one might be more straightforward.  Does anyone have any suggestions for how this may be sped up, or whether one is more likely to be easier than the other to get the visa? And by easy, I'd prefer 'fast' :D


Ex Output:

'Easiest' Place to get a Mongolian Visa?