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A law in Austria has banned full-face veils. Muslim women cannot wear a full-face veil in countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever. The law says faces must be countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever from the countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever to the chin. The countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever said the law is to protect Austrian countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever. Muslim groups said the law is countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever because it is against human rights and countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever freedom. Only a small countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever of Austrian Muslims wears full-face veils. The countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever say the number is about 150. Officials say the law will damage Austria's economy. Many Muslim countriescriminalsfacesgovernmentgroupshairlinehandfulhomeminoritynewpossiblepublicreligiousthirdtouristsunfairunfairnessvaluesvisiblewherever might decide not to visit Austria.

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