Unlike the various species of Pacific salmon which die soon after spawning, Atlantic salmon can survive the procreative odyssey to spawn more than once.
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They practiced human sacrifice, had blood-drinking rituals, and their religion incorporated non-procreative sexual practices ( such as fellatio ).
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The primal mythic conflict ended in a mutual, procreative murder, from the body parts of which the present universe arose stage by stage.
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:: Compared to Norfolk, which-by definition-is the absence of profane procreative activities-Suffolk does sound a bit vulgar.
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Some spawn in late spring or early summer offshore far south of New England, others move north and begin their procreative endeavors several weeks later.
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Vermont " doesn't ask straight couples about procreative intent or ability, " said Beth Robinson, a lawyer representing the plaintiffs.
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But what if the standard of procreative intent and ability applied to couples like Shelley and Pat Buchanan _ married straights who do not have children?
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Thanks to the sexual revolution, we are able to deny in practice, and increasingly in thought, the inherent procreative teleology of sexuality itself.
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Indeed, his theory and interest in the topic of infanticide is born of his more generalised opposition to the sociobiological hypothesis of the procreative imperative.
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Still, he also acknowledges that " the timeless, necessary, procreative unity of a man and a woman is inherently denied homosexuals ."
