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There are no accounting requirements relating to how superannuation plans should account for the plan's assets,liabilities,expenses and revenues.
Secondary Sexual Characteristics
Physical traits that emerge during puberty, not directly involved in reproduction but which distinguish the biological sexes, such as breast development in females and facial hair in males.
Male Or Female
Terms that refer to the biological distinction between individuals based on their reproductive anatomy and functions.
Reproduction
The mechanism through which organisms produce new individual offspring, by means of either sexual or asexual reproduction.
Identity Foreclosure
A stage of self-identity development in which an individual commits to an identity without exploring options, often influenced by parental choices or societal pressures.
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