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Find a Wikipedia image that answers this question: Do both the traditional Bosnian costume and the traditional Ottoman costume for women include a hat?

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Represent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: Traditional Bosnian clothing A Bosnian woman is dressed in the traditional Bosnian clothing at the Ljekarice Eco-Center, a resort park in Loncari-Prijedor, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sept. 7, 2009.

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