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| multiple chemical exposures or chemical exposures combined with other risk Factors), the system may no longer be able to homeostatically reregulate itself, thereby leading to sustained or cumulative damage. Moreover, sexuality appears less and less like a fixed conglomerate of "outlets" per person, with some allocated to this activity and some to that and in which when one type of outlet increases the others decrease homeostatically. event changes the interaction among other components of a system," one fundamental example being the ways in which domestic roles "may shift homeostatically, a process involving considerable regendering, after the demise of a parent" (11). |
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