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noun • the art of sorcery | ||||
| 38% | 9 | Gender expression that is neither strictly male nor strictly female | ||
noun • showing characteristics of both sexes | ||||
| 38% | 12 | Opposite of strictly increasing or strictly decreasing | ||
adjective • not monotonic | ||||
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