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    In France's election, a divide opens over religious slaughter

    French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen is alarming both Muslims and Jews in France with a pledge to regulate the ritual slaughter of animals if elected. Le Pen frames her measure as an effort to end animal suffering. She wants animals to be stunned first. But Jews and Muslims who for religious reasons eat meat from animals that aren't stunned before slaughter say they feel targeted. The issue is one of the many fault lines between Le Pen and incumbent President Emmanuel Macron and the starkly different visions of France they are presenting for next Sunday's election runoff vote. 
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    The Associated Press
    Unique identifier: CP154671721 
    Legacy Identifier: 232093a15539466aa43895dec69d7032 
    Type: Video 
    Duration: 1m22s 
    Dimensions: 640px × 360px     16.66 MB 
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    Create Date: 4/15/2022 10:58:20 AM 
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