According to the passage, French women are not mentioned leading Europe as______

French women lead Europe as mothers, workers and in health and sex appeal. Sociologists and statisticians have come up with a series of figures that prompted the daily paper Libeation to headline a report yesterday: "The French woman: at work, seductive and fertile." The paper described French females as "champions of Europe" for producing babies and longevity. Official figures put them on a par with the Irish in terms of fertility, with 1.9 children born to each woman, compared with 1.7 in Britain or 1.4 in America. Commentators and experts anxious for something good to say about the "French model" — shorter working hours, entrenched labour rights and a social security system that critics say France cannot afford — speculate that it has much to do with the supposed supremacy of womanhood.