• Mr Talat faces a presidential election in early April that he may well lose.

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  • The festival opens with Talat Aziz singing ghazals by the iconic poets Mirza Ghalib and Faiz Ahmed Faiz.

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  • Asked about Mr Talat's walkabout, Mr Christofias sniffs that he does not care for showy public relations.

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  • The pressure on Mr Talat may be more immediate, but Mr Christofias's room for manoeuvre is also circumscribed.

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  • Mr Eroglu publicly espouses the idea of reunification, saying that talks between Mr Talat and Mr Christofias must continue.

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  • First, Turkey's government, which pays Mr Eroglu's bills, must press him to restart the talks where Mr Talat left off.

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  • Even in Heraclis, the ice-cream shop that served Mr Talat, pleasure at his walkabout is tinged with cynicism about the prospects.

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  • Talat Masood, who served in Baluchistan multiple times throughout his military career.

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  • Despite all this, Mr Talat met Mr Christofias again on April 21st.

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  • Mr. Talat Mehmood, Manager Serena Business Complex assured to collaborate and extend support to UNESCO for organizing such events in the future.

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  • Journalists recognized the plight of Zahid (Talat Hussain), a reporter fighting to tell Zar Gul's story in the face of press controls.

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  • On December 16th, Mehmet Ali Talat, leader of a pro-settlement opposition party, called for early elections and the resignation of Mr Denktash.

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  • The mood improved markedly when Mr Christofias, who like his fellow left-winger, Mr Talat, favours a settlement, was elected president in February 2008.

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  • Mr Talat has invested so much political capital in his settlement talks that, if he gets no deal, even more voters may turn against him.

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  • Talk of reaching a framework agreement that is sufficiently robust to win Turkish-Cypriot voters back to Mr Talat is risky and may well not work.

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  • This could cost the president of Turkish northern Cyprus, Mehmet Ali Talat, his job: he faces an election next year, and hardline opponents are circling.

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  • Mehmet Talat, whose Republican Turkish Party won nearly a quarter of the vote in the north's last parliamentary election, wants to reduce dependence on Turkey.

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  • If he sticks to his campaign pledge to scrap a commission set up under Mr Talat to return occupied properties to Greek-Cypriots, the talks may collapse altogether.

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  • Both men have to be careful to nurture multiple constituencies (in Mr Talat's case, he answers not just to his voters, but also to Turkey's politicians and generals).

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  • It would have to be done by the end of February if voters on each side were to approve it before Mr Talat faces his electorate in early April.

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  • Mr Talat says property questions must be settled by an independent commission, with compensation paid to former owners (though he is vague about where the money will come from).

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  • Kayani's ability to accede to U.S. demands is greatly limited by events like the one Saturday, which stoke anti-U.S. fervor in Pakistan, said Talat Masood, a retired general and defense analyst.

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  • He and Mr Talat held initial talks in March.

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  • Leading the delegation of Islamic groups was Talat Othman, a former business associate of President George W. Bush and Yacub Mirza, who had established and funded many of the groups targeted in the raids.

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  • Talat Masood, a political analyst, told CNN.

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  • For old lefties like Mr Talat and Mr Christofias, who take the line that their island's people would get along fine if ultra-nationalists in their respective motherlands would only allow it, this is a resonant, if rather Utopian, call to action.

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  • On the Turkish Cypriot side, Mehmet Ali Talat also says he is committed to a deal, and his time may be running out: his nationalist opponents thumped his party in legislative elections recently, and Mr Talat could be turfed out of office next year.

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