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INDEX

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Abbey, Edward, 98

Abideen, Suhaila Zein al-, 119-20

abstinence, 283-84

Ache, 91-92, 119, 205, 206, 320n

agia relationships, 129

Acton, Dr. William (Lord), 39, 51

Adam and Eve, 35, 81-82

Adapted Mind, The (Barkow, Cosmides, and Tooby, eds.), 50-51

adolescents, 66, 282-85, 344n

adultery, 97-98, 121-22, 138, 142, 290, 338n

Adult Video Universe, 231

affluenza, 161-62

Africa, 106, 149, 159, 207, 241, 327n, 330n, 332n