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Generally speaking, women live longer than men by almost ten years.
The profession is attractive to women.
She was different from most women in the neighborhood, for she was able to read and write.
Women want to have sex too.
The women like tea.
I cannot read this magazine. It's for women.
Women not only see things differently from men, but they see different things.
He has two women in his life.
Women like Tom.
I like women.
I've always been attracted to older women.
What would the world be without women?
What would the world be like without women?
Real women have curves.
Do you have difficulty understanding what women or small children say to you?
We men are used to waiting for the women.
Fifty-two per cent of British women prefer chocolate to sex.
What you have said applies only to single women.
She knew what it was like for married women to look after houses, husbands and children.
Generally speaking, women are better linguists than men.
Generally speaking, women live longer than men.
Women had little choice in the past.
Who loves not women, wine and song remains a fool his whole life long.
Generally speaking, Japanese women are modest.
Generally speaking, men can run faster than women can.
You have a way with women.
By and large, women can bear pain better than men.
Summer is the season when women look most beautiful.
Generally speaking, men are taller than women.
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Have you no idea what you want in a women?
It is just a gang of thugs who steal and mutilate women for no reason!
This is all very interesting, but the general said that it is because our women aren't circumcised that God has brought this wrath upon us!
Uncircumcised women are going to have their families killed!
Take the women alive!
Excuse me, seamen and women!
Some women wouldn't have put up with me this long.
This is why women don't go to the bathroom alone.
Well, it certainly wasn't about Denise Snodgrass or any of the other women, though they all think it is.
They're just women, not criminals.
Women should be able to take care of their health in exactly the same way.
And we'll have women running in round the side for contraception then strolling through the middle corridor for their clinic appointments without anyone booking them in.
I've watched women becoming mothers for nigh on 30 years, and midwife or not, you're no different from the rest.
The specialist says that over the past year other women taking these drugs have suffered blood clots.
Take them all! - Even the women?
Women and children too! - Why the women?
Arabs buy and sell women like cattle.
These women have been raised to fulfill our every desire.
Haven't you had enough women?
Arranging marriages is for old women.
He's been with so many women.
Women serve men and bear their children.
You didn't obey His word when you burned our houses, killed our children, raped our women and tortured our leaders!
The women at the souk are saying the war with the French is about to start again.
He can get me servants, widows, single women.
Let the women and child go and I'll surrender!
You think a man can love several women at once?
Women!
WOMEN: Cheers.
Women are leaving their families.
All I know is women are going missing.
They say he is very benevolent with beautiful women.
I am going away from all these women.
The French doctors Bourneville and Teinturier gave me the following pictures of the Witch Sabbath a secret satanic rite to which thousands of women asserted their participation.
In the arc of a few centuries, over 8 million women, men and children were burned as witches.
Many women, for instance, confess that - transformed into cats - they soiled the altar during the night, while two devils in the shape of animals stood guard at the church door.
Many women have probably really used such magic tricks and believed in their destructive effects.
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Men and women had not risked their lives simply to return to the old days of class privilege and social deprivation.
The solution is not just to build more hospitals, but also to change deep-rooted disdain for women.
The central reason is despairingly simple: women's lives are not valued, and even women themselves perceive their suffering as being unavoidable.
Does diversity authorize such brutal deaths and senseless violence against women simply because some supposedly traditional practice allows them to be married before their bodies are ready and denies them health care when they give birth?
The law would permit marital rape, limit women's movements - say, for work or study - without male permission, and even make it illegal for a woman to refuse to dress as her husband wishes.
The law now affects only the Shia minority, but threatens to affect pending legislation that could restrict the rights of non-Shia women as well.
On the contrary, the feminism expressed by women such as these Afghani heroines should educate us in the West about our own shortcomings.
Moreover, intellectually, these women remind us that Western feminism did not have to evolve the way it did, and can still change and grow to embrace a more satisfying and humane definition of equality.
The good news for all women, East and West, is that President Karzai, under intense international criticism - and not just Western criticism - changed the law less than one week after the march.
We know by now what our problems are as women in the West, and we know the blueprint for solving them.
Her support is particularly strong among women voters.
The educational system needs to be rebuilt almost from scratch, and with so many women anxious to return to teaching, a revived educational system will also help Afghanistan's democratic politicians gain a powerful lobby of workers.
Expatriate involvement will also likely support the rights of women to participate fully and legally in economic and political life, as was the case before 1978.
Many women, for example, are leaving low-paying jobs to acquire skills that will open doors to higher-paying positions.
A Europe of Women?
PARIS - Are women in Europe on the verge of becoming an engine for political change?
In economic-development circles, experience and common sense suggest that progress, accountability, and hard work start with and depend on women.
Micro-credits, for example, are much more efficient when women receive and repay them.
When Berlusconi first came to power 17 years ago, he had the support of a majority of women.
But Italian society has changed: most women are now working, and they are no longer willing to accept Belusconi's anachronistic and outrageous chauvinism.
Women, of course, are not alone in their opposition to Berlusconi, but they made the difference in Milan.
They are not alone in the vanguard of a new Europe of women.
The depth and gravity of the current economic and social crisis in countries like Greece, Portugal, and Spain present women with a new opportunity.
And the more widespread this becomes, the more women will seek a political role that reflects their economic clout.
Of course, women's changing status may not translate immediately into growing political influence.
Similarly, regardless of the outcome of DSK's trial in New York, the case might represent a turning point in the treatment of women in Europe.
There will always be those who will resort to force against innocent men, women, and children in pursuit of political goals.
Yet so many women die like flies, in pools of blood and deep-rooted indifference.
Ultimately, a society that allows women to be brutalized will remain a breeding ground of generalized violence.
In India, for example, feminists articulated to me a vision of women's equality that was family-centered rather than self-centered, and that valued service to community rather than personal gratification.