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    In "Normative Issues in Defining Sexual Harassment" by Jaimie Leeser
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In "Normative Issues in Defining Sexual Harassment" by Jaimie Leeser and William O'Donohue, it is the coercive violation of individual autonomy that is the central moral objection against "quid pro quo" sexual harassment.

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