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debated in the national assembly, a conservative catholic lobby organized by an alsatian bishop from strasbourg thoughts that that was not good enough. he objected to the first draft. they insisted that it be added the phrase provided that their manifestation does not challenge public order. what does that mean in the context of the time? at the time, there was tremendous fear of proselytizing . tremendous fear that wants all religions are legally existing, the protestants would take advantage of the catholics and proselytize in areas of france where you had no catholics. in order to prevent religious disability, demonstrations by protestants, they added the phrase provided their manifestation does not challenge public order, meaning essentially the catholics controlled public order. that was the restrictive nature of the law. oddly enough, with the rise of secularism at the end of the 19th century and the 20th century, that law was used against the catholic church and not against the protestants. it is an iranian history, but that -- it is an irony in history. there are other interesting sourc

krejcikova, who until recently was a doubles specialist, before winning her maiden singles title in strasbourgsurprise pole position in a row. championship leader max verstappen starts from third. it's been a great weekend for st helens in rugby league. their women's side won the challenge cup for the first time, after thrashing york city knights. saints were the pre—match favourites and showed why by running in seven tries in a 34—6 win — amy hardcastle with the pick of them. it was the first time in two years that the final had been held, due to the pandemic. and st helens' men made it into their challenge cup final, after an entertaining game against hull fc. saints led by 18 points before hull fought back to within three. but regan grace capitalised on a mistake — running nearly the length of the pitch to score the decisive try. it finished 33—18 — and st helens will face castleford in next month's final. england's mel reid has fallen way off the pace at the women's us open, after a dreadful third round of 78. in contrast, the american lexi thompson put together a flawless round, with five