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Who are tomboys and how do we recognise them?

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2005Power, knowledge and embodiment in communities of sex/gender practice

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2002TOMBOYS, MASCULINE CHARACTERISTICS, AND SELF-RATINGS OF CONFIDENCE IN CAREER SUCCESS65 cited

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