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Trying to be fashionable seems too stereotypically, well, feminine.

I had come to Kirkkojarvi to see how the Finnish approach works with students who are not stereotypically blond, blue-eyed and Lutheran.

The better option, she says, is to encourage women to think of stereotypically female characteristics as a strength, not a weakness.

And this is probably stereotypically what you think of as a boy and a girl.

Technology has historically been a stereotypically male domain -- after all, the famous names in the field are mostly men.

If someone exhibited stereotypically gay behavior, it would spark my own fear of exposure.

Fridays and Saturdays are stereotypically exciting so we tend to recall the best Fridays and Saturdays.

A priest and temple assistant pass him by before finally a Samaritan (who stereotypically hated Jews) stops to offer his assistance.

Sure, men stereotypically like to solve a woman's problems.

Car salesmen, for example, are stereotypically male and aggressive, which tends to indicate high levels of testosterone.

As the stereotypically thick-headed Irishman remarked when asked the way to the railway station: ''Well, I wouldn't start from here.

Americans, stereotypically, are friendlier, smile more, and are more open.

Stereotypically, he rapes her, and then takes to drink.

A lot of people wonder how Chinese parents raise such stereotypically successful kids.

A lot of people wonder how zombie parents raise such stereotypically ravenous kids.

In Britain, Tory MPs were stereotypically squires of independent means or retired businessmen;