star (as in tv)

spor

 The crying creature who uses even "let them not build houses on high hills"* as an excuse is called a woman.

* the first line of a famous song sung at henna parties, lamenting the fact that a girl leaves her village and goes to her husband´s village when she gets married

 the seller named ucuzkervan has cargoed the item to your address on 11/11/13. You need to approve this* within three working days.

Under our "no risk system" your money will be paid to the seller when you approve the product. If you have not yet received the goods, please wait for it to reach you before you approve it.

** you go back on to the site and tick approve ("onay") to say you got it and then the seller gets paid by them. This protects you, in case they don´t send it or it is faulty. However, to protect them, if you don´t tick OK and they can see from the cargo company´s records that it got sent to you, then they will still pay the seller, but it will take a few days delay. So, to be fair to a seller who has sent you things, you should approve it as soon as you get it OK.

you could also use "meğer" instead of "ama sonradan öğrendim ki"

Geç kaldığımı düşündüm meğer öğretmen henüz sınıfa girmemiş.

I thought I was late, but it turns out the teacher hadn´t come into class yet.

Or how about Qs where the answer is the same as the question.

Kim geldi?

Kim geldi.

Who came?

Kim came.

doesn´t exactly fit the puzzle, but it is fun too:

müdür müdür müdür

Is the boss the boss?

Hristiyan olduğu halde - although he was a Christian

agree. Think of it like "wasting something" = "spending it freely as if you have lots and lots of" = "spending it easily as if your pockets are so full of it you don´t have to be careful how you spend it".

 Only the context.

e.g. If Paul McCartney said it I would assume the first

Maybe we should also point out that, just as in English, the Turkish turks use in texts and conversation is less formal that the way they might write things in a letter or in a report.