There are four genders for lists: * indented-numbered * indented-bulleted * nonindented-numbered * nonintented-bulleted
Homosexuality can be an (non)indent/(non)indent or number/number or bullet/bullet relationship. Often, the dominating figure in (non)indent/(non)indent relationships is the numbered list (where there is one) while the dominating figure in number/number or bullet/bullet relationships is the list that is indented. Although rare, however, there are exact-match relationships amongst lists (i.e. indented-numbered/indented-numbered). In these types of relationships there is no clear dominating or submissive figure.
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* indented-numbered
* indented-bulleted
* nonindented-numbered
* nonintented-bulleted
Homosexuality can be an (non)indent/(non)indent or number/number or bullet/bullet relationship. Often, the dominating figure in (non)indent/(non)indent relationships is the numbered list (where there is one) while the dominating figure in number/number or bullet/bullet relationships is the list that is indented. Although rare, however, there are exact-match relationships amongst lists (i.e. indented-numbered/indented-numbered). In these types of relationships there is no clear dominating or submissive figure.
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