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Love Stories: Women, Men & Romance (1987)
Love Stories: Women, Men, & Romance provides both a history of changing attitudes and expectations and a portrait of today's conflicted society -- in which the old and new values clash, fueling debates over the lifestyle, sex roles, and birth control.
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Love Stories: Women, Men, & Romance provides both a history of changing attitudes and expectations and a portrait of today's conflicted society -- in which the old and new values clash, fueling debates over the lifestyle, sex roles, and birth control.
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