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John and Gilbert are discussing dual-earner couples. John states that dual-earner couples generally share egalitarian relationships. However, Gilbert disagrees and argues that such relationships are rarely egalitarian. Which of the following accurate statements is most likely to strengthen Gilbert's argument?

▸ In today's world, parenting is no longer gendered among two-income couples.

▸ Spouses in dual-earner couples often work 60-hour weeks which leave them with little time to spend with their children.

▸ Spouses in dual-earner couples have equal responsibility for domestic tasks, including child care.

▸ Dual-earner couples rarely make equal domestic contributions.

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