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For example, he argues that it is likely that males who are especially mesmerized by viewing gorgeous nude female bodies may also be the males most likely to enjoy other aesthetic pleasures such as sunsets or musical performances (an empirical question, to be sure). It remains an empirical question whether spending levels are higher or lower under separation of powers than under a unified executive--legislative structure. Whether girls and boys are indeed different, however, is not an ethical, but an empirical question. |
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