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For a male lead in Disney/Pixar films, his most immediate transformative relationship is:

For a male lead in Disney/Pixar films, his most immediate transformative relationship is:

a. with the female lead
b. with the audience
c. with himself
d. with one or more male characters

Females are likely to live longer than males. In addition, their incidence of morbidity is____________ that of their male counterparts.

a. higher than
b. lower than
c. the same as
d. You can't compare because of biological sex differences.

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