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But societally, it's not good enough to simply lay blame at the feet of parents. The novel is exhilarating for its direct treatment of love between women and veneration of women in general, whether societally unattractive (ugly, big, or strong) or accustomed to the male gaze and the dubious privileges sexual objectification carries. While primarily resource-focussed, CGMS will be environmentally aware, emphasising societally responsible approaches to exploration and development in both the energy (e. |
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