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conflation
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(database)conflation - Combining or blending of two or more versions of a text; confusion or mixing up. Conflation algorithms are used in databases.



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131) By recognizing the identity-validating and pleasurable aspects of sexualization, Haug (1987) and other scholars (including the feminist psychologists cited earlier) have launched an entirely parallel line of reasoning to the APA report, moving well beyond traditional claims of male subjectivity and female objectivity, the harmful effects of objectification, and conflations of sexuality with objectification (Dworkin & Wachs, 2009; Heywood & Dworkin, 2003; Miller, 2001).
Details aside, conflation of conflict zones starting with the letter L constitutes a clean break from the conflations of previous administrations, such as George W.
Each work here is tightly calibrated in its conception, design, and execution, and the formal conflations are indeed clever.
 
 
 
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