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Quote by Dinç Bilgin
Devletle iş yaptığı anda bağımsız gazetecilikten fedakarlık yapacağı açık.
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The quote presents a clear trade-off: doing business with the state means giving up independent journalism. “The moment” makes the loss sound immediate, while “sacrifice” suggests that independence is not merely weakened but surrendered. The statement treats commercial ties with the state as incompatible with journalism that remains independent.
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- Türkiye Büyük Millet Meclisi, 28 Şubat Alt Komisyonu tutanağı
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