mannoun(MALE)
men
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plural ofman（man 的复数）

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men
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Revivalists' speech tore down the hedges around literate men's households, publicizing marital conflict to invading ears.
What then explains the only marginal rise in the men's self-assessment of their health, and the women's overall assessment of slightly worse health ?
Men's emotional involvement was much reduced, and the central actors in the ritual became the seconds.
How do cultural discourses of masculinity structure the men's desires, and thus who they find most attractive, or "cool"?
Most disappointing is the evaluation of men's ways of talking as somehow deficient.
Additionally, and potentially important for explaining gender differences in presidential approval, women's economic evaluations of all kinds were consistently more negative than men's.
Accordingly, fringe is rarely found on men's clothing or on the furniture designated for male spaces.
Unemployment and poverty are viewed as acceptable and respectable reasons for men's performance of ' female' activities.
Egalitarianism, another core value raised in the campaign debates, was linked to women's but not men's emotional reactions to both candidates.
In this set-up the men's use of electronic instruments again enabled them to occupy significantly more sonic space.
Men's instinctive reaction was to legislate the evil out of existence.
Here again, many of the same factors shaped, or did not shape, men's and women's perceptions of the moral character of the two major candidates.
The scale of men's operations tends to be more ambitious than women's.
He dismissed the notion that women cannot effect change in men's character.
The progress of science was familiar to men's minds, but the development of the subject-matter of science was strange to them.
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