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	Women Who Want Domesticity
		So, in what seems to be a corrective rebound, young women, even those whose careers are in full swing, plan on relinquishing some or all of their professional goals in order to raise children they have not yet conceived.
		Because of expectations placed on young women by their parents, the men in their lives, and even other women, many will admit their desire to stay home and raise a family only to the most trustworthy of friends and of those, only to the ones they suspect feel the same way.
		Women's biology is devalued even though it is sacred." When a young woman realizes that limited maternity leave and more covert workplace attitudes force mothers into diminished professional roles, suddenly her slew of options boils down to two.
	www.moxiemag.com /moxie/articles/perspectives/womenwhowant.html (2336 words)

	Left, right and women: Inside the other ‘party’ - - MSNBC.com
		Although women have made tremendous advances toward equality and self-determination in the past century, the strides were usually measured by how successfully they adapted to the male standard.
		As a not-so-silent majority of women — from seniors to boomers to Generations X and Y — confront the singular challenge of recasting the nation in their image, they are shaking the culture to its core.
		Women from all walks of life and political persuasions are saying, in effect, that they no longer define issues in accordance with male standards.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/9662179 (926 words)

	TomPaine.com - What Women Want
		Since adult women are the majority of minimum wage workers, they’re likely to pull the “yes” lever.
		National women’s groups and local residents are pounding the pavement to turn out the vote.
		Let’s hope South Dakota women vote as if the lives of their daughters and granddaughters depend on it, because that is indeed the reality of November 2006.
	www.tompaine.com /articles/2006/10/24/what_women_want.php (617 words)

	Many Infertile Women Want to Choose Baby's Gender
		Jain explained that experts have suspected that most people want to use sex-selection technology in order to balance their families -- if they have 3 boys for instance, they want to make sure the next child is a girl.
		Women indicated if they would use the techniques if they were free, and if so, which gender they would prefer.
		Although childless women with no children preferred boys or girls equally, women were more likely to want a girl if they were older, not religious, willing to pay for sex-selection procedures, and had only sons.
	www.womenfitness.net /news/fertility_pregnancy/uk_many_infertile.htm (540 words)

	Women want polygamy
		The day that attractive women stop "overfeeding" rich and successful men with sex, is the day all men become satisfied with one woman.
		I would guess that perhaps 15% to 20% of all Mormon women are currently involved NOT in plural marriage, but in concubinage (the girlfriends or mistresses or wealthy Gentile--and in some cases Mormon--men): NOT against their will, but in accordance with their wishes (this refers to mostly inactive LDS women).
		Instead of chastising men for being obsessed with sex with multiple women, try for once telling the women to stop giving it out so much to these men, and be satisfied with their "own" husband.
	www.absalom.com /mormon/contrib/women-want-polygamy.html (904 words)

	What Do Women Want
		Now, more than any time in history, women are putting their high-powered careers on the back burner and choosing to stay at home with their children.
		Women know what they want and they will tell you if they believe your interests are genuine and well intentioned.
		Women want and expect their business relationships to be rewarding, enjoyable and enriching.
	www.womensbiznews.com /womensbiznews-15-20030623WhatDoWomenWant.html (921 words)

	Newspapers Execs Clueless about What Women Want
		"Women in Newspapers 2002: Still Fighting an Uphill Battle," a report from Northwestern University, found that the number of women in top editor positions at major U.S. newspapers declined from 25 percent in 2000 to 20 percent in 2002, and the number of women executives declined from 29 percent to 26 percent.
		The well-documented exodus of seasoned newspaper women who did not move up the ranks makes it less likely that their former employers will be positioned to produce content that will attract female readers.
		Women's eNews is a nonprofit independent news service covering issues of concern to women and their allies.
	www.womensenews.org /article.cfm/dyn/aid/1524 (1127 words)

	What Women Want
		What women want was a secret to a man for a long, LONG time.
		The powerful emotion of attraction that overrides all women's requirements to a potential partner and makes her do the things she would not tell her mother about, is only evoked in a female by a DOMINANT MALE.
		Women have in-built mechanism that reacts on the dominant male by making them weak at their knees and feeling swept off their feet - experiencing these all-powerful EMOTIONS they are after.
	www.sosuave.com /articles/whatwomenwant.htm (816 words)

	Book: 'What Women Really Want'
		Women's mutable characteristics like marital status, children at home, work outside of the home, rent or own, whether or not they have pets tends to bind them in a way that accounts for the incredible economic power they are wielding as consumers and we believe they could wield as voters.
		The biggest difference between men and women's attitudes is around the role of government and you do find women more supportive of the role of government than men and more likely to believe that someone in their family may need a safety net program.
		The upshot of the book is that women are powerful because women are powerful; that they're making their own choices neither because of men nor in spite of them but because these choices respond to their day to day demands.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/discussion/2005/10/25/DI2005102500919.html (3001 words)

	What Do Women Want? Just Ask - New York Times
		In 2005, government data show, women who were full-time wage and salary workers had median weekly earnings of $585, or 81 percent of the $722 median for their male counterparts, up from about 63 percent in 1979.
		Women accounted for 33 percent of the purchases at big-box retailers in 2005, up from 28 percent in 2003, according to the NPD Group, a consumer research firm.
		The women are part of a larger group of mostly single women, aged 32 to 40, many of whom graduated from Virginia Tech and meet once a month for group suppers.
	www.nytimes.com /2006/10/29/business/yourmoney/29women.html?ei=5090&en=b372f2c97f69b750&ex=1319774400&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss&pagewanted=all (3419 words)

	Auto Study Finds Women Want Safety First
		Women are much more satisfied than their male partners...when it comes to their vehicles, according to the 2004 "What Women Want" Automotive Satisfaction Study, conducted for the sixth consecutive year by the Good Housekeeping Institute and J.D. Power and Associates.
		Interestingly, the only two segments where women ranked safety second in importance were in the categories of compact van (quietness ranked #1) and entry SUV (condition of vehicle exterior ranked #1).
		As part of the study, over 40,000 women were surveyed about satisfaction with their new vehicles purchased in 2004.
	www.womenof.com /Articles/cn_1_17_05.asp (581 words)

	What do Women Really Want
		I am now going to reveal to you what women want, have always wanted and will always be looking for in any man with whom they become intimate.
		There have been times and cultures where a women wouldn't even consider a man who couldn't claim to be a good carpenter or a competent dirt mover.
		Confidence with women in general - beautiful, plain, smart, nice, mean, old, young - every kind of woman - is an unavoidable social skill which can and must be learned if what you want is the greatest intimate relationship of your life.
	www.sosuave.com /articles/want.htm (877 words)

	What Women Want From A Relationship With Men - Part 2
		Now, women earn their own money outside of the home, thereby putting a new twist on what they require or need from a relationship.
		Most women will not be willing to bring home half the bacon, clean the house, cater to your needs, and be willing to be available for those sexual times that pop up when you decide you have nothing more exciting to do!
		Women want the same things men do...they want to be respected for who they are, they want you to be proud of them, and they want you to desire them.
	www.singlescafe.net /debbie2.html (963 words)

	What Women Want - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		What Women Want is a 2000 romantic comedy film (with fantasy elements), directed by Nancy Meyers and starring Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt.
		He proves this to himself as he walks through a park and encounters numerous women, each time 'hearing' their innermost thoughts.
		When he manages to trump Darcy out of her idea for a new Nike ad campaign designed for women, he finds that he regrets his actions, especially as it leads to her being fired and himself being put in her place.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/What_Women_Want (784 words)

	village voice > news > What Women Want by Sharon Lerner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		A year ago, when women's rights and peace advocate Hibaaq Osman was giving a speech at the United Nations, she cited only one cause for which the use of military force might be justified: to oust the oppressive Taliban regime from Afghanistan.
		Under the fundamentalist militia's rule, women have been publicly executed for such "crimes" as traveling with men who are not their relatives and being suspected of adultery.
		Women were afraid of going outside when they were in control," she continues, referring to the period between 1992 and 1996, before the Taliban seized power.
	www.villagevoice.com /news/0144,lerner,29544,1.html (2179 words)

	Top Box Office Movies - What Women Want
		Women will definitely flock to this film, and I suggest to all the men that they run and do not walk AWAY from this terrible film that similarly to Hunt’s “PAY IT FORWARD” expects the audience to simply give in to their emotions and accept all that is happening on screen.
		We are exposed to the under-developed sub-plot about his ex-wife (Lauren Holly) and as mentioned earlier their daughter who is tossed into the story only to expose Gibson to another woman in his life with whom he can automatically patch things up due to his extraordinary ability.
		Women always prove to be a draw at the movies, because if they go, either they go with a group of friends or bring their hubby.
	www.theworldjournal.com /special/movies/2001/whatwomenwant.htm (731 words)

	Hey Freud, Maybe This Car is What Women Want
		Turns out women want super-sized storage, simplified mechanical gauges and systems, excellent ergonomics and vision, lustrous colors and a sleek, contemporary interior.
		This car is for the premium segment for Volvo-so we knew both men and women would want the same quality in the engine, in terms of horsepower and quality, but women wanted additional features.
		Because the designers believe women like to feel in control of their environment and be able to personalize it, matching seat and carpet pads come in nine different colors and textures.
	www.womenof.com /Articles/as_5_10_04.asp (678 words)

	What Women Want (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		“Women have to be more of a priority,” states Steve Clark, marketing specialist for Alpha Shirt Co. in Philadelphia.
		Today, half the work force is made up of women, and women want their own product.
		Some 54 percent, or $89 billion, were spent on women's apparel, compared to 31 percent, or $51 billion, on men's apparel.
	stitches.com /mag/apparel_women_2 (1334 words)

	What Women Want (2000)
		I don’t know if the role was originally larger and was shorn to keep WWW from reaching Braveheart length, but I found Midler’s glorified cameo to be jarring; she’s too big a star to make such a brief and unfulfilling appearance.
		Although What Women Want won’t go down as a classic, it succeeded to a much greater degree than I expected, mainly due to a terrific job from Mel Gibson as a borderline misogynistic man who gets the power to hear women’s thoughts.
		What Women Want at least merits a rental, and guys may want to pick up a copy to score points with the females in their lives and also have a pleasant experience at the same time - it’s definitely one of the more entertaining “chick flicks” on the market.
	www.dvdmg.com /whatwomenwant.shtml (2225 words)

	What Women Want (2000): Mel Gibson, Helen Hunt, Marisa Tomei, Mark Feuerstein - PopMatters Film Review
		Basically, all the women in his life hate him, but Nick is completely clueless in his "man's man" sort of way, until a fateful accident involving a hair dryer and a bathtub zaps him into a state where he can hear what women think.
		The title actually represents the biggest problem I have with the movie -- the assumption, in answer to Freud's famous question, that all women want the same things from life, from love, and from relationships -- to be heard and respected.
		The assumption that listening, kindness, and respect are the same things to all women and that real men can not display these attributes without the help of some freak accident is as ludicrous as it is annoying.
	www.popmatters.com /film/reviews/w/what-women-want.html (997 words)

	Do women want war?
		Roughly 12 percent more women than men support a diplomatic solution, disapprove of military action without the United Nations and our allies, and don't think the impending war is worth substantial American casualties.
		Whatever the reason, women are once again demonstrating their traditional unwillingness to use military force.
		American women, for example, launched an international peace movement in their attempt to prevent World War I. Women, moreover, do not suffer from the dreaded "wimp factor." If we support peace, we don't have to defend our womanhood.
	sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2003/02/27/ED179968.DTL (587 words)

	PrawfsBlawg: What Women Want (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Apparently, the next generation of women attending elite educational institutions are very open to assuming their "traditional gender roles" by leaving the workforce and becoming full-time mothers.
		Two potentially provocative lessons: (1) I would argue that women are still not making their "choice" to pursue "traditional gender roles" against the background of a full panoply of options, since only a few respondents seem to appreciate that men can make sacrifices for family too.
		I suppose it is perfectly consistent to say that women should be able to do whatever they want professionally and personally--and our role as a society is not to denigrate any choice they make and make the paths to professional fulfillment open to anyone who wants to take advantage of them.
	prawfsblawg.blogs.com /prawfsblawg/2005/09/what_women_want.html (2144 words)

	What Women Want (US - DVD R1) in Reviews > Video Discs at DVDActive
		Nick is the kind of guy who can melt the hearts of women with such finesse and ease that it leaves other men in awe.
		What Women Want is a comedy and as such I wasn't expecting much in the way of the audio mix.
		So while What Women Want doesn't have the number of features MI2 has we still get a pretty good disc and way more then we would have gotten had this film come out a year ago.
	www.dvdactive.com /reviews/dvd/what-women-want.html (1473 words)

	MiamiHerald.com \| 11/29/2006 \| What women want (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Women have a discomfort with negotiating, and they are cheated out of pay.
		Others want to alter their hours to avoid a commute.
		The best workplaces are really just as interested in giving someone time off who wants to pursue personal passion as someone who has family needs.
	www.miami.com /mld/miamiherald/16117949.htm (776 words)

	What Women Want to Know About Mastectomiess
		Researchers reporting at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium presented the results of a survey that was sent to nearly 1,000 women with breast cancer.
		They found while most of the women surveyed were satisfied with their decision to have a mastectomy, many women had information needs that were not met before having the surgery.
		Many respondents also said they wanted to know more about how the surgery would affect their body image and sexuality.
	www.womenfitness.net /news/breast_cancer/what_women_want.htm (231 words)

	AlterNet: What Women Want
		Dolores Huerta, founder of United Farm Workers of America and the national chair of the Women for Kerry campaign, is planning to meet with the Kerry campaign this week to discuss measures to address the gender gap.
		Contrary to the media babble about "security moms," the issues most important to women voters are also John Kerry's greatest strengths, be it healthcare or the minimum wage.
		While many women across the political spectrum have raised concerns about terrorism and security, a new survey released by Women's Voices, Women's Vote (WVWV) reveals that forty percent of unmarried women want to hear less about the war on terror and more about affordable healthcare, equal pay and a higher minimum wage.
	www.alternet.org /story/20035 (1388 words)

	What Women Want (2000): Reviews
		The dialogue isn't quite as sparkling and the plot twists aren't quite as snappy as you want them to be.
		Really, what women want is what all of us want: a decent movie, something vaguely insightful and occasionally funny.
		However, the second half fell apart, and the film as a whole seemed to be preaching a stupid "men are bad, women are good" idea.
	www.metacritic.com /video/titles/whatwomenwant (779 words)

	What Women Want Review
		Slowly, though, he actually begins to care about women and "feel their pain." A new, sensitive Nick is born, and, of course, romance ensues.
		The movie's only positive message-and it's a good one-is that the value in learning what a woman wants is not so that you can get her to do what you want.
		Because of the way Nick had treated and used women, he had destroyed his relationship with his wife, his daughter, and most other women.
	entertainment.planetwisdom.com /movies/whatwomenwant.htm (742 words)

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