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Rinse the bulgur in several changes of cold water. Drain well and put in a medium bowl. Stir it with a fork every now and then to help it fluff up. Put the diced tomatoes in a small bowl; set aside. Grab as much of the parsley and mint as you can form into a bundle on your cutting board and, with a sharp chefs knife, slice them in very thin strips. Drain the tomatoes of their juice and put in a large bowl. Add the green onion and herbs. Sprinkle the bulgur all over. Season with the cinnamon, allspice, and pepper. Add salt to taste. Add the lemon juice and olive oil and mix well. Taste and adjust the seasonings if necessary. Serve immediately with the lettuce.
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