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intersexual

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in·ter·sex·u·al (ntr-sksh-l)
adj.
Having both male and female characteristics, including in varying degrees reproductive organs and secondary sexual characteristics, as a result of an abnormality of the sex chromosomes or a hormonal imbalance during embryogenesis.
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Rob Newbiggin, whose 20-year professional fight record includes three wins, one by knockout and 12 defeats, said he was born intersexual - meaning he cannot be classified male or female.
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108) In Oncale, the Supreme Court cautioned that fact-finders should not "mistake ordinary socializing in the workplace--such as male-on-male horseplay or intersexual flirtation--for discriminatory 'conditions of employment.
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