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(Askeri) KADIN SIHHİ UZMANLAR SINIFI: ABD ordusunda; ordu sağlık başkanının tensip ettiği okullardan mezun olarak ordu hizmetine girmiş olan kadın subaylardan müteşekkil sınıf. Bunlar; diyetçilik, meşguliyetle tedavi ve fizik tedavisi olmak üzere üç ayrı ihtisas kolundan birine dahildir. WOMEN'S MEDICAL SPECIALIST CORPS RESERVE: KADIN SIHHİ UZMANLAR SINIFI İHTİYATI: Müşekkel ihtiyat teşkilatının kadın subaylardan mürekkep olan kısmı. Bunlar; diyet hemşireleri (dieticions), fizik tedavi uzmanları (physical therapist) ve meşguliyetle tedavi uzmanları (occupational therapist) tir

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Women's Christmas: January 6th, the Feast of the Epiphany, and traditionally a day for men to do the housework
Wonder Women: plural form of Wonder Woman
butt women: plural form of butt woman
comfort women: plural form of comfort woman
first women: plural form of first woman
little women: plural form of little woman
muscle women: plural form of muscle woman
old women: plural form of old woman
right-hand women: plural form of right-hand woman
scarlet women: plural form of scarlet woman
women's lib: the feminist movement for equal rights; women's liberation
women's libber: A member or supporters of the women's liberation movement; a feminist
women's libbers: plural form of women's libber
women's liberation: The freedom of women from sexism; equal rights for women
Fourier was the most ardent and voluminous advocate of women's liberation and of sexual freedom among the early socialists.
women's liberation: A campaign for this goal
women's studies: The academic field which examines topics concerning women, feminism, gender and politics
women: {n} of woman, the primitive and correct orthography is wimmen
women's suffrage: Women's suffrage is the right of women to vote on the same terms as men. This was the goal of the suffragists and the "Suffragettes"
Commission on the Status of Women: organization which deals with women's issues
League of Women Voters: a US organization that encourages women to vote, and makes sure that laws or policies that affect women are properly discussed and thought about
Little Women: {i} novel written by Louisa May Alcott which was published in 1868 that tells the story of the lives and loves of four sisters growing up during the American Civil War
National Organization for Women: the full name of now. U.S. women's rights organization. It was founded in 1966 by Betty Friedan to promote equal rights for women, particularly in the area of employment. With some 500,000 members (both women and men) and 550 chapters, it addresses, through lobbying and litigation, issues such as child care, pregnancy leave, and abortion and pension rights. In the 1970s its major concern was passage of the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution, though the amendment failed in 1982. NOW has been more successful at the state level, where it has lobbied for state equal rights amendments and comparable-worth (equal pay for equal work) legislation
National Organization of Women: American feminist organization that promotes gender equality and women's rights, NOW
The Women of Troy: Greek play written by Euripides
Women's Army Corps: U.S. Army unit. It was established (as the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps) by Congress to enlist women for auxiliary noncombat duty in World War II. Its first head was Oveta C. Hobby. By 1945 nearly 150,000 women had served. Women relieved thousands of men of their clerical assignments, and many performed nontraditional jobs such as radio operator, electrician, and air-traffic controller. After the war the government requested former servicewomen to reenlist to meet the staffing needs of army hospitals and administrative centres. The WAC became part of the regular army with the passage of the 1948 Women's Armed Services Integration Act. The WAC remained a separate unit of the U.S. Army until 1978, when male and female forces were integrated
Women's Army Corps: military unit formed in the United States during WWII to give women the opportunity to serve the war effort in non-combat positions
Women's Institute: the WI a British organization for women, especially women in country areas, who meet for social and educational activities
Women's Liberation: Women's Liberation is the belief and aim that women should have the same rights and opportunities in society as men. = feminism
Women's National Basketball Association: professional basketball league for women in the USA
commission on the status of women: the commission of the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations that is concerned with the status of women in different societies
hotline for battered women: emergency telephone line for women who are abused and need help
love between women: lesbianism, sexual attraction between women
pious women: religious women
women: They are finally getting some respect (not to mention specialized models) from the various athletic shoe manufacturers Back in the Baby Boomer days, they invariably wore Keds (or something like them) to gym class; except for the one or two rebels who wore high-top Chucks instead Famous women athletes include (but are not limited to) Brandi Chastain, Cynthia Cooper, and Sheryl Swoopes They take their workouts seriously if you whistle or yell "Cute Pink Chucks!" you may get your brains realigned with the flat side of a barbell plate
women: Women is the plural of woman. the plural of woman. National Organization for Women Women's Army Corps women's movement
women: irregular plural of woman
women: of Woman
women: Considered a designated group where their representation is below labour market availability in an occupational group
women and children first: priority for women and children
women's gymnastics: branch of sports that deals with developing and training the muscles of women
women's movement: You use the women's movement to refer to groups of people and organizations that believe that women should have the same rights and opportunities in society as men. all the women who are involved in the aim of improving the social, economic, and political position of women and of ending sexual discrimination. Diverse social movement, largely based in the U.S., seeking equal rights and opportunities for women in their economic activities, personal lives, and politics. It is recognized as the "second wave" of the larger feminist movement. While first-wave feminism of the 19th and early 20th centuries focused on women's legal rights, such as the right to vote, the second-wave feminism of the "women's movement" peaked in the 1960s and '70s and touched on every area of women's experience including family, sexuality, and work. A variety of U.S. women's groups, including the National Organization for Women, sought to overturn laws that enforced discrimination in matters such as contract and property rights and employment and pay. The movement also sought to broaden women's self-awareness and challenge traditional stereotypes of women as passive, dependent, or irrational. An effort in the 1970s to pass the Equal Rights Amendment failed, but its aims had been largely achieved by other means by the end of the 20th century
women's singles: game in which two women compete against each other (Tennis)
young women's hebrew association: YWHA, American organization of Jewish females

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