In the glamorous, exclusive world of French haute couture, Sakina M'Sa is an unlikely star. Like her creations, M'Sa is the sum of many parts - a tiny woman from the Comoros, an immigrant from a working-class neighbourhood in Marseille, and a designer who follows her own dreams and embroiders the fashion world with a social conscience. "My only strength in life is my difference," says M'Sa, dressed all in black and sitting in her workshop and showroom in La Goutte d'Or, a working-class neighbourhood in Paris which is home to a large population of Africans.
Is this true: Sakina M'Sa has Comoros origins.

A: yes


Beth Israel is fighting back in the lab, where bacteria taken from patients are grown in cultures and tested against antibiotics to determine if the bug beats the drug.
Is this true: Bacteria is winning the war against antibiotics.

A: no


The Antarctic ozone 'hole' is defined as a thinning of the ozone layer, over the continent, to levels significantly below pre-1979 levels.
Is this true: The ozone hole is above Antarctica.

A: yes


Women form half the population and 54% of the voters in the country, yet are very poorly represented in parliament.
Is this true: Women are poorly represented in parliament.

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yes