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Примечания
* Свое исследование я посвятил абьюзивным мужчинам, из чего не следует делать вывод, что абьюзерами бывают только мужчины. Далее я приведу обзор имеющейся литературы по теме женского абьюза.
† I use the term “abuse perpetrators” because we do not know that all abuse perpetrators are “batterers” – to batter means to strike repeatedly.
На родине автора это термины, закрепленные на юридическом уровне, поэтому он уточняет. У нас домашнее насилие в принципе не фигурирует как отдельная статья. Тут либо убирать это примечание, либо писать обширный комментарий, что, наверное, излишне.
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