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In their popular book Sex at Dawn, authors Christopher Ryan
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23 Oct 2017, 18:03
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In their popular book Sex at Dawn, authors Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jethá ___________ those who see paradigms for monogamy in nature, describing numerous animals and primitive peoples who have polyamorous relationships.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) conspire with |
| (B) block out |
| (C) rail against |
| (D) skitter around |
| (E) pass over |
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Rail against.
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Re: In their popular book Sex at Dawn, authors Christopher Ryan
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12 Nov 2017, 16:00
12 Nov 2017, 16:00
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This sentence shows you that the authors of the book come up with many examples against those who see a paradigm for monogamy. Both skitter around and pass over would imply the authors fail to find examples, and conspire with is the opposite of what you want.
Rail means “complain or protest strongly,” and is correct here.
This sentence shows you that the authors of the book come up with many examples against those who see a paradigm for monogamy. Both skitter around and pass over would imply the authors fail to find examples, and conspire with is the opposite of what you want.
Rail means “complain or protest strongly,” and is correct here.
Re: In their popular book Sex at Dawn, authors Christopher Ryan
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03 May 2021, 05:48
03 May 2021, 05:48
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