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[EX Q]: Henda Ayari  a 39-year-old French Muslim author   says  she  was emboldened by all the French women outing and denouncing their sexual aggressors.
"I thought  these women are no different from  me  " said  Ayari  in an interview with Le Parisian. "I also have to denounce what he did to  me ."
So this week  five years after the alleged incident   she  did just that.
 Her  alleged aggressor is Tariq Ramadan  a top scholar of Islam. The 55-year-old theologian's bona fides include being professor of contemporary Islamic studies at Oxford University.
 Ayari  says Ramadan assaulted and raped  her  when  she  turned up for a meeting with  him  in a hotel suite in Paris in 2012.  She  says  he  slapped  her  in the face when  she  resisted.
" He  told me I came for that  and I deserved what I got. That I didn't wear the veil  so I was a prostitute " she told Le Parisian.
 Ayari  says  it  never entered  her  mind that  she  was in any danger when  she  went to  his  room. "I considered  him  like a father figure "  she  said.
[EX A]: Henda Ayari

[EX Q]: From  Delegate-elect Lee Carter ; I hope to see statements like from every elected Virginia Democrat:
 Delegate-Elect Lee Carter  Urges Virginians  State Water Board to Reject Atlantic Coast and Mountain Valley Pipeline Projects
“Dominion Resources and EQT have not compellingly demonstrated the need for the additional natural gas capacity in Virginia ” said  Carter . “And to make matters worse  that natural gas wouldn’t even be used for Virginian homes – the pipeline will run through the Commonwealth and be sent to Japan and India for export.”
 Carter  also has concerns that the project will massively increase Virginia’s carbon footprint  and destroy protected wilderness areas  as well as state and federal parks.
“Hardworking Virginians are going to end up paying for these unnecessary projects through higher power bill  in spite of the lack of economic benefit for Virginia  and if anything goes wrong with the pipeline  thousands of those Virginians will be in the ‘incineration zone’ – an area where all life would be incinerated if the pipeline explodes ” said  Carter .
 Carter  urges all to attend the Water is Life Rally in Richmond on December 2 from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
“Virginians need to fight back hard against these projects that are not only unnecessary – they’re dangerous ” said  Carter .
 He  also urges residents to attend the State Water Control Board’s meetings on December 6 and 7 and December 11 and 12 for the pipeline projects  and speak on their concerns about how these projects hurt our communities.
[EX A]: Delegate-elect Lee Carter

[EX Q]: BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian lawmakers rejected corruption charges against  President Michel Temer  on Wednesday evening  shelving a case that had threatened to oust a center-right leader who investors hope will bring Brazil’s budget deficit under control.
 Brazil's President Michel Temer  leaves a hospital in Brasilia  Brazil October 25  2017. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino
The corruption case  involving the payment of bribes by meatpacker JBS SA (JBSS3.SA)  had paralyzed  Temer ’s reform agenda for six months and weakened his government.
The vote means that  Temer  is safe from prosecution while  he  remains president. But  he  is still subject to investigation and possible trial by lower courts after  his  term ends in late 2018.
While  Temer ’s opponents were far from the 342 votes - or two-thirds of the seats - needed to put  him  on trial   he  got 12 votes less than in August when the lower house voted 263-227 to block an initial corruption charge against  him .
The slip in support signals  Temer  will have trouble passing a pension reform bill that is crucial for plugging Brazil’s budget deficit. Many lawmakers are reluctant to back the reform  which would make Brazilians work more years before retirement.
The speaker of the house  Rodrigo Maia  said the shelving of the charges against  Temer  cleared the way for the government and Congress to move ahead with the pension reform debate.
Members of Brazil's Homeless Workers' Movement (MTST) shout slogans holding a placard reading "Out Temer" during a vote on whether the Congress allows charges against President Michel Temer to be sent to the Supreme Court for trial  in Sao Paulo  Brazil October 25  2017. REUTERS/Nacho Doce
Allies said Brazil could not afford the upheaval of removing a second president in little over a year  as Latin America’s largest economy struggles to overcome deep recession.  Temer  succeeded impeached leftist President Dilma Rousseff in 2016.
Opponents criticized  Temer  for making policy concessions and fast-tracking pork barrel spending to win votes to ensure his survival.
To please the powerful farm lobby that has two-fifths of the votes in the lower house   Temer  agreed to lower fines for environmental damage.  He  attempted to relax a definition of slave labor  but was forced to backtrack after an outcry.
A few hours before the vote   Temer  was taken to hospital in pain due to a urinary tract obstruction  a health scare that triggered a brief selloff in financial markets.
 His  office said  he  underwent a bladder test by catheter and left the hospital later on Wednesday.  Temer  77   was recently diagnosed with a partial coronary artery blockage.
Earlier  it touched session lows on the news that  Temer  was in the hospital. Stocks later pared losses and the currency was flat after his office gave details of his condition.
[EX A]:
Michel Temer