Here, epicene redcoats ( tight breeches, funny bouffant helmets ) are confronted by a delegation of local ragamuffins who demand their right to play where they want, when they want, in this case on the Boston Common.
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Additionally, the terms " common gender " and " epicene gender " are used to classify ways in which grammatical gender interacts ( or not ) with " natural gender " ( the sex of a person or animal ).
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The fact that Duse had just left a relationship with the rebellious and epicene young feminist Lina Poletti fueled speculation as to the nature of Duncan and Duse's relationship, but there has never been an indication the two were involved romantically.
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At nineteen, Peter was quite the looker in his epicene fashion : peachy skin, china-blue eyes, a small delicate nose . . . and a fat-baby Caravaggio mouth of great sensuous possibilities-- a mouth-dominated face.
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"Gi " is a popular proposal because it is iconic : in writing, it resembles " i, " which it also resembles in meaning, and it is similar to the occasionally epicene prefix " ge-."
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It was first published in quarto in 1607, entered in the Stationer s Register with the name " "'A Comedie called Cupids Whirlegigge "'. " It was performed that year by the Epicene was also said to have been performed.
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Though the epicene stereotype of male ballet dancers has not disappeared, it has dissipated, this in part because of the publicly acknowledged athleticism and virile dancing of the likes of Jacques d'Amboise, Edward Villela and Mikhail Baryshnikov, to name but three in the firmament.
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Allen's biographer Nina Boyd suggests that in the novel " That Hideous Strength " by C . S . Lewis the character of " Fairy " Hardcastle, an epicene ex-suffragette turned security director for a tyrannical progressive organisation, is based on Allen.
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"Lu " is often mistakenly labeled an epicene pronoun, that is, one that refers to both masculine and feminine beings, but in fact, " lu " is more properly a " pan-gender " pronoun, as it is also used for referring to inanimate objects.
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Still, the administration pounced on the tape, hoping it would prove to thosD epicene Old Europeans, with their poufy blue-helmeted U . N . force, that al-Qaida and Iraq were " bound by a common hatred, " as the State Department's Richard Boucher said.
