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  <description>The phrase "Gitti Göç" is Turkish and translates directly to English as "Gone Migration" or more naturally as "The migration has occurred" / "They have migrated."In the context of the Düsseldorf art project by Ulrike Möschel, the phrase functions as a poignant poetic commentary on themes of migration, urban change, and displacement.</description>
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