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Choice of pronoun to refer to 'one of us' when 'us' is male + female: they, he, she?
Singular they is the modern, gender neutral term used increasingly in situations of mixed-gender crowds.
It's even more appropriate in the case where the mixed-'crowd' contains only two people. Using …
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