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The body of a weak and feeble woman?
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Holyrood has vastly exceeded its remit
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Seeking wider representation must not come at the expense of standards
The Great Pretender
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Biological males do not have a right to them
A dick move
Bog-standard sexism with a modern coat of paint
Over my dead body
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How do the police not know the law?
They should stop investigating non-crimes
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