Highly dubious claim. Did they limit people's options to William Windsor and Kevin from The Office?
Ah, it is not a survey at all.
But did the search "Prince William" and sexy or
"Prince William" and sexy -not?
Also, other bald men may have other attributes that bear mentioning such as athletic ability, intelligence, acting ability, or some praiseworthy quality other than existing. William Windsor exists and that is the only thing he ever had to do to get fame, wealth, and admiration

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This study looks at more than the US, but then the structural problems are broader than the US.

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