<u>To this day, Iranian women can drive cars, set up businesses</u> <em><u>and live an almost normal life in the enclosure of a closed house</u></em>.
<u><em>In public life</em></u>, <u>tight clothing has become a revolutionary symbol for the segregated Iranian woman</u>.
<u>Iran was one of the first countries in the Middle East that allowed women to study at the university and, </u><em><u>since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, has encouraged women to enroll in higher education</u></em><u>.
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<em><u>The answer is A</u></em>: <u>In Iran today, women have more opportunities and freedoms than in other Middle Eastern countries.</u>.