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1. the debate has been sparked by Gates’s professed love for dish washing, with several Vietnamese male netizens "taking the cue" and quipping that sharing housework does not seem to save a marriage.

2. While there has been heightened awareness of gender equality in Vietnam for several years, the majority of women still get no housework help from men.

3. Even amid the Covid-19 pandemic, 20 percent of Vietnamese men have not done any housework even as the women carry the double burden of work and family responsibilities, according to a March report by the International Labor Organization (ILO).

4. It is still a widely prevalent practice that Vietnamese women do most of the housework, while fixing and maintaining equipment in the house are tasks reserved for men, according to a study done by the Institute for Social Development Studies.

5. Binh said: "If a man doing housework becomes a common thing here, people would not talk about Bill Gates's liking for dish washing, but that will not happen in the near future.

6. “there is a growing idea that there is technology, there is finance (to help),” said Tsering, adding that the region was an important battleground in the war.

7. This is not the first time the Champions League Trophy has visited Vietnam.

8. Football fans in the country saw the championship trophy of Ruud Van Nistelrooy and Robert Pires in 2014, and Carlos Puyol and Ruud Gullit in 2016.

9. " Ronaldinho and the de Boer brothers will visit the southern city of Can Tho with the trophy, before returning to Ho Chi Minh City to join a friendly exchange with fans the following day at Military Zone 7 Stadium.

10. In the privacy of their bedrooms in conservative Iran, Sabah's husband used to burn her breasts with cigarettes during sex, while Sarah was forced to re-enact scenes from the sadomasochist box office hit "Fifty Shades of Grey".