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In this case he was to win her over himself au (svayamevamanurajayet) by courting that began in her childhood.
Someday a philanthropist will start a centre of courting rooms.
Crucially, the increase in plausibility afforded by this analytical stance need not come at the theoretically unpalatable cost of courting determinism.
Several stages in the courting process allowed a woman the chance to reject disagreeable suitors.
If genes can ground nest-building and courting in birds, web-building in spiders, and language learning in human beings, why not polyandry or avunculocality?
Family approval for developed courting relationships regained a degree of importance in the post-war world.
For many of the informants, the music of their youth and courting had some of the strongest memories.
Courting was the ' ' normal ' ' state from say, 16, onward.
As there would be no rank-order lists, there could be no sly wink-and-nod commitments between candidates and institutions courting one another.
The couple had been courting for eight years before they married in 1940 when she was pregnant.
When first observed the insects were in the act of copulation, so no courting was seen.
Infected males in shoals are consequently capable of courting females.
We have no standard methods of building, or hunting, or eating, or keeping ourselves clean, or courting, or looking after our young.
For example, suppose a suitor is courting a woman whom he considers beautiful, noble, and uniquely gifted.
Trying to plan in the face of such circumstances is, in their opinion, to be irrational, to be courting disappointment, or predetermined to fail.
