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Hmm headscarves aren't forbidden in shops, streets, etc. Only in public primary, middle and high schools. Overall, I don't like the lack of "live and let live" attitude regarding a lot of issues. Includes the uproar against gay marriage and varied stuff such as this:
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Originally Posted by dhdh
*Businesses are REQUIRED to close at certain times, including on Sunday (except for a very few select tourist areas), even when there are both people willing to work and people willing to shop on those days
Gang affiliations..... Not that our school has a lot of it, but there is a presence. We try to limit how they can communicate (colors, insignias, hats worn a certain way)
Gang affiliations..... Not that our school has a lot of it, but there is a presence. We try to limit how they can communicate (colors, insignias, hats worn a certain way)
Gang affiliations..... Not that our school has a lot of it, but there is a presence. We try to limit how they can communicate (colors, insignias, hats worn a certain way)
Whoa. I assumed it was for a dress code-related thing. School I went to didn't have anything like that.
Why do you keep saying suncream rather than sunscreen? Most of the British posters say sunscreen so it can't be a British - American English difference.
I always thought sunscreen was stronger and stayed visible on the skin (like you'd see at a cricket match), whereas sun cream is weaker and is rubbed into the skin.
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