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In this Thursday, August 24, 2017, photo, two Iranian women make their way in a square while one of them wears the chador in downtown Tehran, Iran. She is just a couple of weeks into her appointment as new Iranian vice president but Laaya Joneidi's decision to abandon her headscarf and fashion style for the all-encompassing black chador is raising questions among women in the Islamic Republic – especially after she said that President Hassan Rouhani personally asked her to wear the more conservative Muslim women's garment. (Photo by Vahid Salemi/AP Photo)
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