How does MacKinnon analyze cases of sexual harassment where the woman complies with the sexual advance?

She suggests that these cases are therefore not wrongful.

She suggests that these cases are too messy for the courts to get involved in. 

She suggests that these cases are still wrongful because they force the woman to choose between accepting sexual exploitation and losing her job, regardless of what she ends up choosing. 

She suggests that regardless of whether these cases are still wrongful, it's not wise to prohibit them by law because the public is often much less sympathetic.

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