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"This shows that quite a lot of women still think that men don't pull their weight at home," The Daily Express quoted Cary Cooper, a professor at the University of Lancaster, as saying.
"Many women are still working the double shift, doing the household chores and also having a career, whereas men still have a working role primarily," Cooper added.
Source: ANI
Source: ANI
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