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An official appeared to say Iran’s ‘morality police’ would close. The truth is more thorny

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A flurry of news reports said the program that enforces  social behaviors and regulations in the Islamic Republic was closed down. But was it?

      
Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY
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