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Given its inaudibility, what would be lost if the agreement were not there at all?
Le est de Mars, la est de Venus: understanding and learning French ... by McLauchlan, Alastair / Babel
In terms of the invisibility and inaudibility of men's narratives of IPA and IPV, it has been suggested that one of the main reasons why the issue of male victimisation at the hands of an intimate female partner is accorded relatively scant academic attention is the threat it poses to masculine self-images and patriarchal authority, including in academe.
A marked man: female-perpetrated intimate partner abuse by Allen-Collinson, Jacquelyn / International Journal of Men's Health
Fröst's account of the solo Abîme des Oiseaux was remarkable, too, with a daringly wide dynamic range that at times approached the borders of inaudibility.
Uchida and Friends by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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