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Which of the following would NOT be considered a reasonable accommodation?

	a	A flight attendant, now permanently confined to a wheelchair because of a recent car accident, asks that he instead be allowed to work at either the baggage/ticket counter or check-in gate.
	b	A grocery clerk with a documented circulatory problem in her legs asks that, instead of standing all day like the other cashiers, she be allowed to use a stool to sit while she scans groceries and operates the cash register.
	c	A Muslim construction worker, who wears a traditional head scarf, asks that she not be required to wear a hardhat on worksites because it is uncomfortable and doesn't fit properly over the fabric.
	d	Since Yom Kippur begins at sundown, a Jewish waiter asks that he be allowed to leave work an hour early so as to avoid heavy traffic and be home in time to observe the holiday with his family.