That could have skewed connections between cleanliness and cohabiting bugs.
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Of these couples, 89% were married and the remainder cohabiting.
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In some of the studies, cohabiting couples were classified as married.
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Co-adapting, cohabiting Despite all these challenges, we're optimistic about our bionic future.
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Additionally, the Census began collecting information on cohabiting same-sex couples in 1999.
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She was happy that the law covered cohabiting partners, not just married couples.
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Fragments of bizarrely cohabiting songs cozy up and collide in lush orchestral swirls.
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The data tell a story of two Americas barely cohabiting within the same borders.
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Americans are getting married later, divorcing more often, and cohabiting with partners without marrying.
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Analysis of the survey data found that married or cohabiting people were far less lonely.
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Many of these cohabiting couples are also, like Brad and Angie, having children outside marriage.
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If one cohabiting partner dies intestate in England, for example, the other may inherit nothing.
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The survey also asked the same question to people cohabiting but not married in relationships.
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Unfortunately, many cohabiting couples are oblivious to the risks when they fail to regularise their union.
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Governments must still decide what to do when cohabiting couples break up or one partner dies.
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The decline occurred only among cohabiting or married individuals rather than their single or dating counterparts.
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About 17 percent of new marriages and 20 percent of cohabiting relationships are interracial or interethnic.
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Your life plan is the most important pre-cohabiting conversation a couple should have, Dr. Bartell says.
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Financial protection is a major cause for concern for cohabiting couples who don't want to get married.
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"You become responsible for your legal spouse's debt, but not for your cohabiting partner's debt," she said.
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Ms De Groen's boyfriend let slip, in conversation with one of the school's directors, that they were cohabiting.
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While not working, these men live off their savings or the income of their spouse or cohabiting partner.
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Over all, 18 million American adults are cohabiting, up from 14 million in 2007, Census Bureau data shows.
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Tensions may have abated, but cohabiting the peninsula with a nuclear-armed North Korea remains a reality for Seoul.
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My girlfriend and I had been together for a handful of years already at that time and were cohabiting.
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Alongside five other cohabiting couples, they signed up for a "step into marriage" challenge and worked out their issues.
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For young people in expensive cities, cohabiting after a breakup is sometimes the only way to pay the rent.
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Half of adults in America are married, and married or cohabiting people have sex twice as often as single people.
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Sinn Féin, the Irish Republican party, has questioned how that can happen if May's government is cohabiting with the DUP.
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As economic life has become less secure, low-skilled white men have tended towards unstable cohabiting relationships rather than marriages.
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The same report found that 85 percent of abortion patients are unmarried (though 19963 percent were cohabiting with their partner).
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Carla, 30 I guess we did the whole thing in reverse, because we were cohabiting before we were even dating.
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For legal purposes, cohabiting couples are almost indistinguishable from married ones after some time living together, usually two or three years.
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Even in the limited instances when an abortion is legal, a woman must get permission from her spouse or cohabiting partner.
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After two years of cohabiting as friends, Mr. Monahan and Ms. Hamel became romantically involved for a year, then broke up.
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"Up to one-third of married or cohabiting adults report that sleep problems burden their relationship," the researchers wrote in the paper.
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Two big findings: Millennials lead other generations in single-mother headed households, and account for half of homes headed by cohabiting-couples.
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Oklahoma law also forbids cohabiting with someone else within 30 days of a divorce or remarrying within six months of a divorce.
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The American Civil Liberties Union used Roe in defending sex workers, gays and lesbians, porn stars and women cohabiting with their boyfriends.
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And it's a big deal, whether you're cohabiting purely for convenience, making a financially prudent decision, or testing the waters of lifelong partnership.
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Simply cohabiting is not an acceptable option, any more than it is for young Muslim couples growing up in east London or Marseille.
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In premiere "11 Years Later," Will and Grace will still be cohabiting, only this time as newly-divorced, child-free bachelors and bachelorettes.
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Long before their case went to the Supreme Court, Mildred, a young African-American woman, was arrested for cohabiting with her white husband.
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Before the ruling, issued a year ago this Sunday, 38 percent of cohabiting gay couples nationwide were married, the polling organization Gallup found.
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Interestingly, among bisexuals who are married or cohabiting, those with a same-sex partner are healthier than those with a different-sex partner.
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That's 45.2 percent of all United States residents ages 18 and older, a number that includes the never married, widowed, divorced and cohabiting.
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Increasingly this recognition includes cohabiting and same-sex partnerships, with 42 countries and territories already having legalized same-sex partnerships and/or marriage.
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Cohabiting couples behave a bit more like married couples in countries where giving birth outside marriage is very common, such as Estonia and Norway.
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One study in America found that 18% of married couples broke up within five years of a birth, compared with 47% of cohabiting couples.
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And in 2011, just like in 2008, unintended pregnancy remained most common among women and girls who were poor and those who were cohabiting.
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A 2017 Pew report found that 23 percent of cohabiting adults are over 3003, a 75 percent increase for that age group since 2007.
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The pigments may help cohabiting assortments of bacteria rein in one another's less neighborly instincts, and thereby maintain a more cooperative and fruitful communal existence.
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I'm fascinated when people propose [today], because I see the trend that, more often than not, people are cohabiting or having kids out of wedlock.
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We had the customary three months of bickering while we learned each other's oddities and annoying habits, and settled into a state of cohabiting bliss.
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Civil partners are entitled to a share of their ex-partner's pension upon their death, while cohabiting couples are unable to claim their partner's pension.
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Basically: the sort of shit you might read about in Time Out, cohabiting with the ghosts of London's past and the scents of its future.
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But [the FBI] had him fired from the post office for behavior unbecoming of a government employee: cohabiting with a woman he wasn't married to.
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While the recent study examined only heterosexual married couples, the findings likely are relevant to all couples, including cohabiting couples and gay and lesbian partners.
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Living with harmless weirdos was so much better than cohabiting with a fiancé who thought it was his right to insert himself into any available orifice.
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Married or cohabiting couples were having slightly more sex in 2001 than in 1991 but less in 2012 than in either of the previous years surveyed.
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Even in countries that no longer discriminate directly against children of unmarried parents, laws that distinguish between married and cohabiting couples may harm them (see article).
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Cohabiting with them often gives people a sense of intense paranoia, leaving you wondering if every speck of dust or loose sunflower seed is a bug.
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Biofilm behaviors testify to the capacity and openness of bacterial to form collectives—but that openness has limits, as shown in this culture with several cohabiting biofilms.
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"I had a long stretch of not going out much from about 2010 to 2014 when I was settled down, cohabiting with my then-girlfriend," he remembered.
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Sandberg was in a heterosexual marriage, so she was unquestionably entitled to the things that cohabiting or same-sex couples might not be if their partner dies.
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A fifth of French and Dutch cohabiting couples are in no form of registered partnership—the same share as in England, where marriage is the only option.
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"Not all the studies gave information on this, but it is usual in such studies for non-married cohabiting partners to be classified as married," Sommerlad said.
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However, if neither of those benefits applied, she says she likely would not have gotten married, although she would have remained in a committed, loving, cohabiting relationship.
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By contrast, among couples who were merely cohabiting when a child appeared, 53% separated within nine years—and most of the remaining 47% were married by that point.
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This paper would treat long-term cohabiting parents like married ones for the purposes of inheritance and post-breakup maintenance and asset-sharing—unless they explicitly opt out.
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"The really seismic change is that we have so many fewer young adults partnering, either marrying or cohabiting," said Richard Fry, the Pew economist who wrote the report.
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I was delirious with joy at the idea of leaving my college roommates — and the grungy digs we called home — in favor of cohabiting with my main squeeze.
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I bought the house myself, over a year and a half ago, but we searched for homes together as we'd already been cohabiting for six months prior to that.
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While married couples and civil partners are exempt from paying inheritance tax, cohabiting couples are liable for it on any assets received in the will from a deceased partner.
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That hope was based on the idea, experimentally demonstrated at small scale among cohabiting couples, that taking ARVs makes an infected individual less likely to pass the virus on.
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The study found that 32.1% of young adults are living at home with their parents, just barely edging out the number of young adults currently cohabiting or married (31.6%).
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As we've reported ... Travis has been cohabiting at Kylie's crib, and she took Stormi to his music festival in Houston a few weeks before the trio reconnected for Thanksgiving.
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Pope Francis has battled to force his church to reckon with a world in which many Catholics break church teaching by using artificial methods of contraception and cohabiting before marriage.
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We broke the story ... Kylie's still been spending a lot of time with Travis Scott since their split -- cohabiting at her crib and doing fun stuff with their daughter together.
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A separate study also found that as many as one in four young adults may never get married, meaning it's unlikely we'll see an upswing in cohabiting any time soon.
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The handful that bow out of marriage can receive one month's rent (up to $260) toward a new place to live, so long as it doesn't include a cohabiting partner.
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The surveys include the Gallup Daily Tracking Survey of Adults, the National Survey of Family Growth, the American Community Survey of Cohabiting Couples and the National Health Interview Survey of 2014.
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When the number of young adults living with a romantic partner peaked in 1960, with a full 62% married or cohabiting, only 20% of young adults still lived with their parents.
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Getting Carded Getting Carded: I understand that there are circumstances where perhaps an adult child has a special need and will be cohabiting with parents for the duration of their lifetime.
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After cohabiting in tight quarters in Iraq, military veterans Andy and Ashley Williams weren't worried about testing their marriage on TV with their new home renovation show Flip or Flop Fort Worth.
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Halloween is a little over a week away and for anyone cohabiting with an adored animal, the temptation of getting them into the holiday spirit with plush, ridiculous get-ups is palpable.
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But cohabiting couples saw big declines in just the past 15 years: they had sex 903 fewer times per year in between 2010 and 2014 compared to the years 2000 to 2004.
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Rates of functional limitation, such as difficulty climbing stairs and going out for shopping, are 25% to 43% lower among married heterosexual adults than cohabiting, never married, and previously married heterosexual adults.
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A University of Texas researcher, Joanna Pepin, and her colleagues recently found that married mothers spend more time on housework than single mothers and have significantly less leisure time than cohabiting mothers.
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A national study of nearly 40,000 cohabiting and married men and women in America found that those who watched porn with their partners had an easier time keeping passion alive in their relationships.
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Who knows if cohabiting eventually drove their relationship off the edge, but research has shown that unmarried couples who live together tend to have more conflict than those who are dating or married.
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A national study of nearly 40,000 cohabiting and married men and women in America found that those who watched porn with their partners had an easier time keeping passion alive in their relationships.
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The report only addresses in passing that domestic violence protective orders typically don't extend to non-cohabiting dating partners or stalkers, who are more likely to commit domestic violence than, say, a spouse.
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That's according to a Chapman University study into the sex 'n' satisfaction habits of 39,000 married or cohabiting, consenting, heterosexual adults—all who had been with their partner for three or more years.
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Married or cohabiting, open or closed, gay or straight, sexual or platonic, brief or lifelong—all can work just as well, as long as they're built on a foundation of trust, respect and friendship.
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The sheer number of millennials cohabiting in tight quarters certainly contributes to the likelihood that they'll complain about neighbor noise, but the way they go about it fulfills yet another of this generations stereotype.
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In the event of a partner's death, cohabiting couples do not have any legal entitlements to property if their partner dies, unless a provision is made in a will or a legally-binding document.
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"The most surprising aspect of the study was that we could identify a microbial fingerprint common to cohabiting couples," Josh Neufeld, co-author and a biologist at University of Waterloo, wrote in an email.
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It appeared that 14-year-old Budi and 11-year-old Maja, two orangutans cohabiting together at Berlin's Basel Zoo, were the parents to newborn ape Padma — a paternity test determined that was a lie.
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In Monday night's episode of Counting on Jinger Duggar Vuolo, 23, and her former soccer player husband Jeremy Vuolo, 29, experience one of the great rights of passage for any cohabiting couple: blending your stuff.
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Meanwhile, the social media would have been diverted with chatter about how the first bachelor president spent his Senate years cohabiting with William King, an Alabama lawmaker who later became the first bachelor vice president.
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Gauguin spent most of the 2010 remaining years of his life in Tahiti and on the French Polynesian island of Hiva Oa, cohabiting with adolescent girls, fathering more children, and producing his best-known paintings.
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Right now, mom and baby are enjoying some solo bonding time, but soon they will return to the zoo's rhino exhibit, where they will be cohabiting with four other rhinos and a herd of Grévy's zebras.
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This triggers a period known as the "lavender scare," in which the FBI maintains a list of gay Americans who are targeted by police for an array of illegal activities, including cohabiting and kissing in public.
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And we can forget about ever winning the ongoing dust battle, because deep cleaning those evil particles out of overcrowded nooks and crannies is nearly impossible — so we wind up giving into cohabiting with covered clutter.
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The study also found that men consistently have been more likely to live with their parents than women are — and women are still more likely, as a group, to be married or cohabiting than men are.
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North Carolina's statute on fornication is a bit more vague: An unmarried man and woman "lewdly and lasciviously" sharing a bed or cohabiting could be sentenced to six days in jail and pay a $1,000 fine.
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Some states may not apply these parental rights laws if, say, the person convicted of sexual assault is the spouse of the victim at the time of the attack or if they were cohabiting after the assault.
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Daniel Carlson, a sociologist at the University of Utah, has shown that couples (whether married or cohabiting) who share child care and housework duties more equally report greater satisfaction in their relationships and in their sex lives.
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The survey looked at heterosexual married and cohabiting couples at a variety of income levels where the wife was younger than 45 years old and where the couple lived with at least one child younger than 12.
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"The advice that the Alzheimer's Association gives, which I do want to point out is the same for single people or married or cohabiting people, is to increase the amount of social activities that they have," he said.
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Instead of owning lavish estates they use to score blowjobs from broke girls, a third of millennials are living with mom and dad—the first instance in 130 years that choice is more likely than cohabiting with a partner.
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But Utah's law is unique in that a person can be found guilty not just for having two legal marriage licenses, but also for cohabiting with another adult in a marriage-like relationship when already legally married to someone else.
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At this point in life, people who weren't married or living with a romantic partner were 33 percent more likely to be behind on at least some preventive services and screenings than people who were married or cohabiting, the study found.
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But it would also signal approval to any stable relationship (gay or straight, married or cohabiting), treating the letter of the law like the pirate's code in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies: More what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rules.
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Legislation that would jail non-married couples in Indonesia who are cohabiting or people having sex outside of marriage has been pushed back by the country's president following complaints that the restrictions would be "disastrous" for women and other residents.
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While "co-living" is on the rise in cities like San Francisco and New York — a result of astronomical rents and a craving for community — so-called "hacker houses" and new cohabiting businesses like Common and WeLive are geared toward the young and childless.
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Still, 81 percent of pregnancies among women who were cohabiting were unintended in 2011, as were 75 percent of teenage pregnancies, 60 percent of those among women living below the poverty line, 50 percent of pregnancies among Hispanics and 64 percent among non-Hispanic blacks.
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In Nichols' version of the story, Richard (Joel Edgerton, one of the best parts of Nichols' Midnight Special) and Mildred (Preacher's Ruth Negga, the best part of Loving) seem completely unaware of the legal issues they face as a white man and a black woman cohabiting in 1958 Virginia.
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The tone of the contest before it began suggested a crossover episode of a sitcom: Stephen Curry and Bryant, protagonists in two of the league's most absorbing serial story lines this season, each congenially cohabiting the other's universe for a few hours under the theater lights of Staples Center.
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As Erasmus reported, a teacher at an Orthodox Jewish school in London was fired after it emerged that she was cohabiting with her (male and Jewish) future husband; her unfair-dismissal claim was declined this year by a tribunal that took into account the ultra-devout character of the school.
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The reason why is pretty simple: Unmarried couples who live together have to deal with both the conflicts that people who are dating face and the ones that married couples do, according to Galena Rhoades, PhD, associate clinical professor of psychology at the University of Denver, who has studied cohabiting couples.
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The most likely culprit for the so-called "sex recession" — the fact that people are getting married and cohabiting at older ages than in the past — has some obvious positives, including giving people (and, in particular, straight women) more time to focus on their careers and decreasing the frequency of divorce.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, the difference was most dramatic in the 13 states where same-sex marriage hadn't previously been legal: In states that didn't allow same-sex marriage, the share of cohabiting couples who were married increased dramatically, suggesting that many of those partnerships turned into marriages as soon as it was legal.
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In a 2016 Psychology Today column, one of the study's authors explains what these findings might mean:"It seems to us that many people who think about testing their relationship by cohabiting already know, on some level, what the grade of that test may be; they are hoping that the answer looks better over time."
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But in a study we conducted with our colleagues Sharon Sassler and Sarah Hanson, we discovered one important exception: among the 1,780 low- to moderate-income couples in our samples who were married or cohabiting between 1992 and 2006, parents who share housework are, on average, having sex more frequently than a quarter of a century ago.
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Importance of staying socially active "While this study suggests that married or cohabiting people are less likely to develop dementia, that doesn't necessarily mean that getting married -- or a partner -- will reduce a person's risk for dementia," said Keith Fargo, the Alzheimer's Association's director of scientific programs and outreach, who was not involved in the new paper.
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"When we're all cohabiting but not necessarily romantically entwined, it's possible to feel deeply lonely, even when your house is full of people and you're going out all the time," says 28-year-old Rachel, who works in advertising in London—identified by studies as one of the loneliest regions in the UK. "Shagging people you don't love can make you feel lonely," Rachel continues.
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" The original statutes state that a person accused of rape would not be found to commit criminal sexual conduct if they and the victim "were adults cohabiting in an ongoing voluntary sexual relationship at the time of the alleged offense, or if the complainant is the actor's legal spouse, unless the couple is living apart and one of them has filed for legal separation or dissolution of the marriage.
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