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| Temporal shifts and caesuras between narrative events are abrupt, unmarked, or provisory. Specifically, the institutionalization and the popularization of those exercise regimes were contemporaneous with the increasing medicalization of female bodies, with the fairly recent yet provisory acceptance of secondary education for women, and with the restructuring of middle-class household dynamics that attended the emerging cult of domesticity. 00 (b),(c) Abbreviations: ADI, acceptable daily intake; MTDI, maximum tolerable daily intake; PTMDI, provisory tolerable maximum daily intake; pTDI, provisional tolerable daily intake; TDI, tolerable daily intake. |
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