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Most of the women guards served at other camps ; many trained at Flossenburg, two at Gross Rosen and some in Ravensbrück concentration camp before they arrived at Helmbrechts.
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Most women, however, were married to men and participated in affairs with women regularly ; bisexuality was more widely accepted than lesbianism.
Most women in the U. S. found it necessary to marry, to a " front " such as a gay man where both could pursue homosexual relationships with public discretion, or to a man who expected a traditional wife.
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Most such opinions based their positions on an argument that Jewish women always were, or have become, legally obligated to perform the same mitzvot as men and to do so in the same manner.
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Most important, Spartan women had economic power because they controlled their own properties, and those of their husbands.
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Most stems from the early Roman Imperial era, when Sparta offers several examples of women with the priestly title " Hestia "; Chalcis offers one such, a daughter of the local elite.
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Most karate clubs and most styles of karate make use of some sparring with control and some sparring with protective gear ( from just gloves and feet gear up to full head and even chest guards such as with Tae Kwon Do ).
Most safety equipment that is consumed or work specific, for example hard hat, safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves, fall protection, High-visibility clothing, concrete boots, respirator / dust mask and toe guards are provided by the employer as part of construction site safety.
Most of Mortville's social outcasts — criminals, nudists, and sexual deviants — conspire to overthrow Queen Carlotta, who banishes her daughter, Coo-Coo, after she elopes with a garbage collector ( George Figgs ), who is later shot to death by the guards.
Most modern miter saws have self-retracting blade guards, which automatically retract when the saw is lowered onto a workpiece and re-cover the blade when the saw is raised.
Most ( but not all ) guards wear the same style of resort clothing and numbered badges as the prisoners, and mingle seamlessly among the general population.
Most cases of false arrest involve accusations of shoplifting, and are brought against security guards and retail stores.
Call, her crew and Ripley infiltrate the station disguised as " the World's Most Unexceptional Food Delivery Service ", and after killing the guards move into Trollenberg's lab.
Most of the prisoner of war exchanges between the Union and Confederate armies under the cartel were completed by the end of November, 1862 All the parolees left the camp by the end of that month except for Colonel Daniel Cameron and his 65th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment who were held until April 19, 1863 and put to work as guards.
Most commonly, shooting guards are called " tweeners " when considered too short for NBA-level starting competition at the position.
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Most of the conspirators were killed by the tyrant's body guards, others were put to death later, after being tortured.
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