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Natural monopoly may result where products produce substantial network effects and can be simultaneously consumed by a large number of consumers.
Sexual Constraint
The suppression or regulation of sexual behavior by social, cultural, or personal factors; could also relate to internal or external mechanisms that restrict sexual expression.
Casual Acquaintances
Individuals one knows but with whom one does not have a deep or intimate relationship, often characterized by infrequent interaction.
Statistical Tools
Mathematical instruments and techniques used for analyzing, interpreting, and presenting data, essential in research and decision-making processes.
Transparent Self
A theory related to openness and honesty in expressing one's true self, desires, and emotions to others.
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