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An ex-lover of Strauss-Kahn's tells Swiss magazine L'illustré that Diallo's attorneys contacted her and asked her if Strauss-Kahn was ever violent, or if he forced her to have an abortion.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn won't have to show up in court until August 23, as the hearing scheduled for August 3 has been postponed by the DA's office as they continue to review evidence.

A recent poll showed that 65% of respondents in France opposed Strauss-Kahn's candidacy, while 74% didn't think he'll run at all.

Evidence disproving the Post's source that Strauss-Kahn's accuser was a union hooker impacts not only her libel suit against the paper, but could encourage the DA's office to continue to prosecute Strauss-Kahn full bore.

Yesterday, supporters of Strauss-Kahn's accuser, including State Senator Bill Perkins and Assemblyman Eric Stevenson, gathered in Harlem to send a message to the DA's office that the case should continue to be "vigorously" prosecuted.