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Перевод: sexed

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Тезаурус:

1. Women have viewed him differently, and, even at fifty-three, his Batman co-star Kim Basinger gives witness that he is "the most highly sexed individual I ever met he's just the devil."
2. The popular view of the Yanks of course was that they were "over paid, over sexed and over here", and that about sums it up.
3. Similarly, they have not yet been sexed or named.
4. Adults are sexed by the female's rounder shape, and reddish belly.
5. With Cardinals there is no defined colour difference between the sexes, but they may be easily sexed by body profile.
6. But it also tends to recapitulate mainstream psychological theories of gender, which focus on female subjects, sexual and reproductive difference, and reduce questions about gender, finally, to the need to find out the truth about the biologically sexed subject.
7. Liza might have been highly sexed, but there was nothing lascivious about her.
8. If "highly sexed" means, "Do men want it all the time, ie are you keen to have it every night?",
9. While re recommended obtaining a pair from a group of juveniles it is possible to introduce sexed adults to each other if these are the only fish available.
10. Among those dismissed as relatively unimportant to women are: being ambitious, macho, money-oriented, highly sexed, athletic, artistic and being in control.
11. Crest size did not differ significantly between males and females in this population (based on birds sexed by behaviour or dissection: median male crest, 38.6mm, n= 32; median female crest, 37.3mm; n=56; Mann-Whitney U; Z=0.7 , P=0.5 ; males were about 1.5% larger in measures of body size than females).
12. Bem's challenge to the unchangeability of gender identities, and Gilligan's effort to introduce an ignored theme to psychological theory, for instance, display more acute forms of conventional psychology's oscillation between the concept of an essentially sexed, purely psychological subject, on which it centres, and the concept of a contingently gendered subject.
13. They cannot be sexed when small, but it would be better to obtain an unrelated female to avoid inbreeding.