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Keeping the House Organized Crime Thrillers and moral struggle of self-inventionThe Turkish variety are prized for their enlarged leaf bud, thats where we put the heroin Imagine a cabbage: at its centre is North Londons Turkish heroin trade, and the overlapping leaves are the stories of its players. Theres Damla, a Turkish Cypriot girl growing up in Tottenham, and her mother Ayla, who moved there from North Cyprus in the aftermath of the 1985 Broadwater Farm riots. Theres Mehmet, a mover in the trade, and Ali, whos got big hopes