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How many Zaraostrians are there in Iran anyway?
Reader comment on item: Iran in Crisis

Submitted by Some Guy (Canada), Aug 7, 2003 at 11:33

You can't replace a minor religion (less than 1%) with that of 99% of Iran's population!

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