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1 Tatiana: Meet me tomorrow in the Saint Sofia Mosque, like we were tourists. I'll give you information about the Lektor decoder. Bye.
2 Stud: Aren't you... staying the night?
2 Tatiana: No.
3 Russian: So why are we filming this through a one-way mirror again?
4 Klebb: A British agent and a beautiful Russian spy not making love? It will be a huge scandal the British secret service will never live down!
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The Saint Sofia Mosque is an Anglicised version of the name for the Hagia Sophia. It's actually been a museum since 1935, and has not been used as a place of worship since then.
This was a highly controversial change, backtracking on a decision made by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder and first President of the modern Republic of Turkey, who decided the Hagia Sophia should be a secular museum to reflect a secular country and government.
But 12th and incumbent (as of this writing) President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan annulled the secular status, among other authoritarian and religiously motivated changes to Turkey's governance.
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