Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed to put the brakes on plans for a mall on a park in Istanbul for now, a compromise of sorts to end the two weeks of persistent unrest across the nation. The government will keep construction plans on hold until a court considers the objections of protesters camped out in the Taksim Square's Gezi Park, officials say, If a judicial ruling is not in line with what Gezi protesters want, a plebiscite on the park will be held. Erdogan also will investigate claims of excessive use of force by police -- a major concern of the citizenry.
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Erdogan urges people to leave Gezi Park
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Protesters chant, 'this is just the beginning'
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Prime minister meets with a coalition of protesters
The government wants the protesters to leave @placeholder, but there is no single organization or person capable of getting everyone to pack up and go.
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