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| Addressers, addressees, and other persons referred to in letters are related to one another within a "system of typifications, relevances, roles, positions, statuses. I had learned from the women's movement that I was not bound to observe the conventions laid down by men that constricted the relevances of my thinking. Alterations of serum lipid levels and their biological relevances during and after pregnancy. |
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