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Filter by Meaning The documentary examined the dichotomous perspectives on immigration in the United States.
The study revealed a dichotomous relationship between income and education level.
The research study aimed to explore the dichotomous relationship between nature and nurture in shaping human behavior.
The article discussed the dichotomous nature of nature versus nurture in child development.
His personality was dichotomous, alternating between extreme confidence and crippling self-doubt.
The research paper discusses the dichotomous theories of nature versus nurture in shaping human behavior.
The therapist explored the dichotomous nature of the patient's thoughts and emotions.
Their dichotomous opinions on social issues often lead to heated arguments.
The psychologist examined the dichotomous viewpoints on nature versus nurture in child development.
The family's holiday traditions had a dichotomous feel, blending modern customs with traditional rituals.
The therapist used a dichotomous analysis to understand the patient's conflicting emotions.
The research study sought to identify the dichotomous factors that contribute to happiness.
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