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1   2,    9|    bedside. It is familiar to women, who, sometimes without
2   4,   19|    her as compared with other women - to devote herself to taking
3   4,   19|   fact that in many societies women work in nearly every sector
4   4,   19|       The true advancement of women requires that labour should
5   4,   19| structured in such a way that women do not have to pay for their
6   4,   19|       of the family, in which women as mothers have an irreplaceable
7   5,   25|       their families, men and women are performing their activities
8   5,   26|     of praise for the work of women are well known56. In his
9   5,   26| speaks of the various form of women's work67. He compares the