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ISTANBUL, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Turkey's leading mobile phone operator Turkcell on Thursday: * Says it will appeal a Turkish court ruling ordering it to pay competitor Turk Telekom 279.2 million lira after a dispute over interconnection fees. * Says the ruling is contrary to law and procedure. Keywords: TURKCELL/COURT (alexandra.hudson@reuters.com; +90 212 7012; Reuters Messaging: alexandra.hudson.reuters.com@reuters.net) COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Reuters 2009. All rights reserved.
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