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face=Arial>From: cantorwolberg@cox.net<BR><BR>(c) a woman who would prove a
negative influence, <BR><BR>Here's the thing that everyone seems to be
missing.<BR>Fine, let's say the prayer is for the reason R' Micha said.<BR>What
about a woman concerned with a MAN who "would provide a negative
influence."<BR>......I'm trying to understand why it is so one
sided!<BR><BR></FONT></FONT></DIV>
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<DIV>My yehi ratzon in my siddur, which I say every morning, says
"yehi ratzon...shetatzileini hayom uvechol yom me'azei fanim ume'azus panim
UMEI'ADAM RA...."</DIV>
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<DIV>It doesn't say anything about isha ra'ah. I wonder why my siddur is
so one-sided......</DIV>
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