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JFW: For better or worse this phenomeneon is widespread in the USA (why else would the OU issue a public statement about it? See the link), although in recent years there has been an organized gutsy drive by some rabbis to stop it, however it remains notable enough. By the way, for those who partake in it, they regard it as a "marvelous aspect" of going to shull on Shabbos day. Finally, I do agree that this information may deserve to be transplanted and then redirected to Kiddush. Thanks. IZAK20:26, 21 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]
