Tallinn councillor tells women to focus on nightgown length
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Peeter Võsa suggested to the Tallinn City Council that women need to know only three things: the taste of salt, the way home, and the length of their nightgown. The city has seen political rows before, though rarely ones that rely on such an outdated view of the household.
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