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What is the passage mainly about?
The distinctive long curls that Jewish men wear as sideburns, or “sidelocks,” are called payots, a Hebrew word that translates into English as sides or edges. The Holiness Code in Leviticus 19-27 forbids the shaving of the corners of the head. Different sects of the Jewish religion put their own flare to payots. The Yemenites call them simanim, which means signs, because they differentiate them from Yemenite Muslims. They wear long, thin and twisted locks, often reaching to the upper arm. The Skver (Hasidic dynasty) twist theirs into tight coils and wear them in front of the ear. The Gur raise their payots from the temples and tuck them under a yarmulke. The Lithuanian Jews often leave a few short strands uncut and tuck them behind their ears, a style most commonly found among yeshiva students.

Jewish sideburns have endured thousands of years.

For many Jewish men, sideburns represent the epitome of masculinity.

The Jewish religion places great emphasis on honoring the Holiness Code.

Different Jewish sects reflect varying responses to changing times.

Different sects of Judaism have different sideburn styles.

지문의 중심 내용은 “Different sects of Judaism have different sideburn styles.”(유대교 종파마다 구레나룻 모양이 다르다)이다.
“Different sects of the Jewish religion put their own flare to payots.”(각 종파가 페이요트에 고유한 특색을 부여한다)를 중심으로 Yemenites, Skver, Gur, Lithuanian Jews의 모양 차이를 차례로 소개한다.
“Jewish sideburns have endured thousands of years.”는 지문이 다루지 않은 역사적 지속 기간을 말한다.
“For many Jewish men, sideburns represent the epitome of masculinity.”의 남성성은 지문에 나오지 않는다.
“The Jewish religion places great emphasis on honoring the Holiness Code.”는 페이요트의 근거로 짧게 언급된 내용일 뿐이다.
“Different Jewish sects reflect varying responses to changing times.”의 시대 변화에 대한 대응은 지문에 없는 내용이다.