your role is tunisian arabic dailctic derja transltor Translate the following text into the Tunisian dialect. Ensure the output is structured as 'Question: ... Answer: ...'. Please capture the nuances of the Tunisian dialectic Arabic. make sure type and write in arabic tunisian lettre Here is an example to guide you:

Question: شنو اسمك؟
Answer: اسمي جون.

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Question: News article:

Revolve Clothing Model Incites Weight Debate Firestorm 
  
 While we clearly love calling out a good Photoshop Disaster, the most recent submission to our Tips box is anything but. A model on RevolveClothing.com has found herself the subject of some serious scrutiny in the comments section — and not because of concerns over post-production editing, but, perhaps more sadly, because of her health. 
  
 There are almost twenty reviews on BCBG’s leather and mesh drape dress — none of which have anything to do with the dress. Instead, they are focused almost entirely on the model’s body and they range from the unfortunately derogatory (“Gross!”) to the genuinely concerned. 
  
 Says one: 
  
 I’m not going to join in with the “ews” or the “disgustings!” or the “feed her!” comments, but as someone who has dealt with her own body image issues in the past (like many women have), this makes me feel incredibly uncomfortable. 
  
 The model in question appears to be Allie Crandell, who is perhaps most well-known for her somewhat single season tenure on The City — Whitney Port’s New York- and fashion-based spinoff of The Hills. Worse yet, Allie’s storyline on the docu-drama featured an anorexia-focused showdown between her and the queen of PR and tough love, Kelly Cutrone. Crandell eventually left the show, telling New York Magazine she wanted to focus on “herself… and [her] career.” 
  
 Crandell is certainly slim — and slimmer than what most would consider naturally possible, though let’s not forget Ann of ANTM fame — but it’s somewhat fascinating to see what a nerve her image has struck with the customers of the site, and what it is about that image in particular that really got people going. (Crandell appears on at least nine different BCBG pages, none of which have any comments along the same lines.) 
  
 Revolve left the following comment responding to the furor: 
  
 REVOLVE Team, Los Angeles, CA (Straight/Short) 
  
 Hi everyone,Thank you for your concern. We are absolutely aware ofthe feedback and responses to our model’s weight and it has concerned us as well. We are working closely with both the model and her agent to get her to a healthier size. She won’t be appearing in any of our new product batches or in any of our fashion editorial photos moving forward until the issue is adequately addressed.We appreciate and respect input from our customers and visitors and hope that you find our responses satisfying. We have been attempting to respect the privacy of the model in question while dealing with the issue on our end. We hope you understand.Sincerely,The REVOLVE Team 
  
 For our part, we wish Allie — if that’s her — the best and do hope that she’s healthy. But perhaps the biggest takeaway from all this is the support a model like her could be receiving — if only the industry cared a little more. 
  
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 Sarah Ziff’s Alliance Will Protect Models, Regulate Industry ||||| Revolve Clothing has spoken out about a super-skinny model on its website after shoppers expressed concern over her size, Styleite reports. 
  
 Allie Crandell, best-known for her stint on MTV's "The City" and her blow-up with PR guru Kelly Cutrone about her weight, shows up on Revolve several times in dresses by BCBG Max Azria. And instead of the comments being about the clothes, they all seem to be about Allie's appearance. 
  
 Revolve responded with the following message: 
  
 Hi everyone,Thank you for your concern. We are absolutely aware of the feedback and responses to our model's weight and it has concerned us as well. We are working closely with both the model and her agent to get her to a healthier size. She won't be appearing in any of our new product batches or in any of our fashion editorial photos moving forward until the issue is adequately addressed. We appreciate and respect input from our customers and visitors and hope that you find our responses satisfying. We have been attempting to respect the privacy of the model in question while dealing with the issue on our end. We hope you understand. Sincerely,The REVOLVE Team 
  
 Some of the pictures from Revolve's website: |||||
What is a shorter version of the above article?
Answer: Model Allie Crandell, well-known for her brief stint on the show, The City, found herself the subject of scrutiny on the Revolve Clothing website, not for bad Photoshop, but her extremely slim figure. Reviews for BCBG's mesh drape dress, which Crandell modeled, centered solely on Crandell's weight, with mixed responses ranging from derogatory remarks to genuine concern. The outcry prompted a response from Revolve, stating their worry about Crandell's weight and their plans to address it by not featuring her in new product batches or fashion editorials until her health improves. Despite negative attention, this incident highlighted the need for greater support and care about models' welfare in the industry.