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1. Falling into distinct binary categories.

   The visual display of this binaric opposition sets the stage for the later development of the plot.

   2014, Iain Borden, Katerina Ruedi Ray, The Dissertation: A Guide for Architecture Students, →ISBN

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   Students using these texts are presented with social, biological, and sex/gendered worlds from a binaric perspective.

   2016, Jesse Bazzul, Ethics and Science Education: How Subjectivity Matters, →ISBN, page 16

   Editor's introduction Leonie Schmidt The traditional division of sex and gender into the binaric categories female/male and feminine/masculine, respectively, informs the definition and identification of subjects as women and men.

   2018, Greta Olson, Mirjam Horn-Schott, Daniel Hartley, Beyond Gender, →ISBN