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Summarize the argument implied by these sentences. 1. Turkey acts as a bridge both to the Caspian and the Gulf and creates a second option for importing gas into Europe through pipelines that Europe needs as shown by the cut offs caused by Russian disputes with Belarus and Ukraine .
2. This is because Turkey is an important transit point for Oil coming through the Bosporus from the Caspian Sea and Russia and also for gas .
3. According to the EU energy minister Turkey comes first in these countries for cooperation on energy issues because of its location .
4. Turkey is therefore vital for Europes energy security .
5. Historically this has meant Turkey is ideally located for trade , today it means it is strategically close to the oil and gas fields advanced economies like the EUs depend on .
6. This is in part because Turkey is in an immensely strategic geographic situation as the border between Europe and Asia .
7. Turkey is already a important regional power with a lot of influence in the Middle East and Central Asia and it is already a member of NATO , which most members of the EU are also a part of .
8. There would be immense strategic benefits both to Europe and to Turkey if she were allowed to join the European Union .
9. Having gas pipelines through Turkey to the EU , such as the Nabucco pipeline , would shatter Russias gas monopoly in Europe .
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Strategic position and energy benefits

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Summarize the argument implied by these sentences. 1. In a liberal society , individuals are free to pursue their own vision of happiness , as long as they respect the moral and civil rights of others .
2. While the latter goods are often obtainable in non-market relationships , some people prefer the convenience and efficiency of market mechanisms for securing these goods .
3. Those who provide services to these individuals can do so in a manner that respects their rights and dignity , if the markets are legal and well regulated .
4. Markets that provide sexual services enable some individuals to secure goods essential to their happiness .
5. In contemporary , secular liberal societies , adults are no longer punished for pursuing sex outside of marriage .
6. While many societies have attempted to restrict sex to marriage , few -LRB- if any -RRB- have succeeded .
7. While many people will never seek the services of a sex worker , those who do are often seeking sensual comfort , companionship , entertainment , and fantasy fulfilment .
8. Many adults find non-marital sex satisfying , healthy , and fulfilling , whether it occurs in the context of an ongoing romantic relationship , a casual friendship , or a market exchange .
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Markets in sexual services can serve legitimate needs

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Summarize the argument implied by these sentences. 1. Governments recognize days like Christmas and New Years and fund programs that promote the arts .
2. For example , the state of California compiles reading lists that largely include Shakespeare , Virgil , and John Steinback , though also including ethnic authors like Maya Angelou .
3. In school , students learn about traditional art and their national history .
4. Governments already protect culture so it is not a big step to apply the same protections to aboriginal culture as well .
5. This current protection makes it easy to build on , to make highlight more aboriginal culture , recognize their festivals etc. .
6. If a government can protect the norms on one culture in society , there is no reason that the government should not also protect the culture of those who first inhabited the land .
7. States recognize marriage and structure divorce and custody laws based on cultural norms of gender roles and family responsibility .
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Answer: Governments protect culture every day