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To: Boplicity who wrote (906)	4/6/2000 4:25:00 PM
From: DOUG H	Respond to of 13572

hmm might be different with gals,, You're so right, you can see the natural tendencies on the playground. But also how 2 kids, raised in the same environment, can be so different. It's beautiful. Nice pop on LHSP today, nice to know the Street agrees with Alibobwan, the sage from shicago. gg PS, Cosmo called an afternoon margin related sell session, it would be nice if it's over...

To: Boplicity who wrote (906)	4/6/2000 10:52:00 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Respond to of 13572

Alawa...<hmm might be different with gals,>..............Your Harem is in need of attention.....<g.>. Diplomatic Flap in Chicago Over Islamic Scarf CHICAGO (Reuters) - An Islamic Frenchwoman set off a minor diplomatic flap after she was denied a new passport because consular officials decided her head scarf obscured her identity in an accompanying photograph. The Council on American-Islamic Relations sent a letter calling on the French consul general to grant the woman, Chicago resident Dalila Benameur, a religious exemption from a requirement that the hair be visible in a passport photo. ``My understanding is that she sent a file with photographs with the scarf covering down to her eyes and surrounding her head,' Consul General Jean-Rene Gehan said. ``I will be glad to see her and try to get her point of view. She has to understand that we have to be able to have a photograph that shows her. If we both have good faith, I'm sure we can reach a compromise,' he said. The Islamic group said the head scarf is a sensitive issue in France, where it said many Muslim students are expelled from schools for wearing Islamic attire.