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The incongruous scene, with veiled women clinking glasses, signals the changes under way and in the conservative kingdom, home to Islam's holiest sites, as deep-seated taboos are gently prodded.

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There are many taboos associated with the college entrance exam in South Korea.

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One senior Labour figure questioned why Sir Keir's allies had "legitimised what was a taboo" by publicly entertaining the prospect of a leadership challenge.

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That taboo is now being lifted, and Ukraine is putting more energy and ammunitions targets at risk inside Russia.

Such is the taboo that a family of a Russian recruit left their village in the south when he joined up, a relative told AFP.

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