71.   The powerful military pressured out an Islamic-led government last year.

72.   The powerful Turkish military, which believes Iran allows Kurdish rebels to stage hit-and-run attacks from its soil, is opposed to defense cooperation with Iran.

73.   The powerful military is opposed to any deal that would bring Virtue to power.

74.   The powerful military strongly supports the ban.

75.   The powerful pro-secular military has been pressuring the government to crack down on radical Islam, which it calls a threat to national security.

76.   The rest are set aside for appointees of the powerful military, whose members are not eligible to vote.

77.   The rest go to appointees of the powerful military, which cannot vote.

78.   The rest go to appointees of the powerful military, which is not allowed to vote.

79.   The Turkish Parliament has enacted a school reform bill curtailing religious education in line with the demands of the powerful military that is determined to keep the country secular.

80.   The state, backed by the powerful military, sees any move to give religion more prominence in Turkish society as an attempt to undermine the secular state.