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A number of other women likewise emphasized that churches help them to avoid resentment against their kin , neighbours and colleagues by ... Batswana conceptualize procreation as arising from blood shared between a man and a woman .
A number of other women likewise emphasized that churches help them to avoid resentment against their kin , neighbours and colleagues by ... Batswana conceptualize procreation as arising from blood shared between a man and a woman .
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National newspapers carry stories of women's bodies being exhumed and taken away by relatives or held as ... This article examines situations in which families in Eastern Uganda resolved uncertainty about where a woman should be buried ...
National newspapers carry stories of women's bodies being exhumed and taken away by relatives or held as ... This article examines situations in which families in Eastern Uganda resolved uncertainty about where a woman should be buried ...
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According to them , when adultery is committed it is the duty of the married woman involved to report it immediately to her husband's household . Ideally , the oldest woman in the household is the one who should be informed first .
According to them , when adultery is committed it is the duty of the married woman involved to report it immediately to her husband's household . Ideally , the oldest woman in the household is the one who should be informed first .
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