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Aydin
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Aydin (īdŭn`), city (1990 pop. 106,603), capital of Aydin prov., W Turkey, on the Büyük Menderes River. It is the trade center for a farm region where olives, figs, cotton, and tobacco are grown. The city was destroyed by fire in 1922 and has been completely rebuilt. Nearby are the ruins of the ancient Greek city of Tralles.
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a town in SW Turkey: an ancient city of Lydia. Pop.: 160 000 (2005 est.)


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According to my friend Aidin Vaziri, who saw the concert in Oakland last weekend, Madonna performs eight out of 12 tracks from the newish “Hard Candy” CD.
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Samad's brother Aidin was the star of the team but died in a tragic car accident in December.
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Rose Aidin writes to warn us that the auditorium at the Royal Opera House was lit up on Monday during the scene-change in act II of La Traviata.
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