Husbands tugged wives' hair playfully; other husbands stroked husbands' chests lovingly.
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Not all dads are husbands, and not all husbands are dads.
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Sometimes they follow their husbands into office, and occasionally their husbands follow them.
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Women have to confess their sins to their husbands, but the husbands must obey their wives.
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"Women don't dare to denounce their husbands, or ex-husbands, partners or their relatives," she said.
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During a catering job, she sees Dede kissing both husbands (and the husbands kissing each other).
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In 2013, 61 percent of women killed with guns were killed by husbands, ex-husbands or boyfriends.
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Women who outearned their husbands were more likely to seek jobs beneath their potential, they found, and to do significantly more housework and child care than their husbands — perhaps to make their husbands feel less threatened.
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"All of my husbands, my three husbands — I love them all so much, and we're all very close," she said.
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And then, of course, there are the famous husbands (er, now ex-husbands) of the actresses who showed up for an episode.
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Husbands who are dentists have the greatest pay difference with their working wives, who earn 403 cents for every dollar their husbands earn.
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During his sermons, Harris claims that failures in wives' submission to their husbands or husbands' love for their wives are the source of most marriage issues.
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In 2014 alone, it said, 134 women died as a result of violence by their husbands or partners, and five women killed their husbands because of it.
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Paradoxically, wives who earn more also do significantly more housework and child care than their husbands do, perhaps to make their husbands feel less threatened, the economists said.
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Many of the stories are set in the suburbs, where couples argue and attend garden parties, where wives covet their neighbors' husbands and husbands seize their neighbors' wives.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 28.2 percent of wives earned more than their husbands in 2014 (in families in which both wives and husbands have earnings).
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The group of women who had the biggest post-baby pay gap compared with their husbands was, paradoxically, women who earned more than their husbands before having children.
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We've got ex-husbands and husbands and babies and family things and all the things you deal with in life and … we sit around and write about our lives.
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" He went on: "It seems safe to assume that some percentage, despite an initial inclination not to tell their husbands, would notify their husbands without suffering substantial ill effects.
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They found out that when they'd said "I do," they'd agreed to financially support their husbands, even if their husbands raped them, beat them up, or tried to kill them.
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And then there are women who practically starve themselves to remain skinny so their husbands won't leave, even though their husbands would be more attracted to them if they weighed more.
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Two women with husbands serving in the Middle East have thought of a new way to bring their families together by competing in a race with their husbands while they're away.
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According to a study in the Journal of Forensic Science, one-third of women murdered in the United States are killed by their male husbands, ex-husbands, boyfriends, and ex-boyfriends.
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"These days, it is very normal for women to cheat on their husbands and seek it out ... Many women are involved in extramarital affairs while their husbands are abroad," he claimed.
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The Annies reel off the markers of experience they've accumulated — solo careers, husbands and ex-husbands, kids and a baby on the way — the way other musicians might highlight career triumphs.
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A majority of the women — 62 percent — were killed by their husbands, ex-husbands or boyfriends; 28 percent by other relatives; and a smaller proportion — 10 percent — by stalkers, neighbors or others.
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Defending their husbands A number of political spouses have publicly stood by their husbands when they were accused of sexual impropriety, from Silda Spitzer to Huma Abedin to Jenny Sanford to Hillary Clinton.
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And who do we want fathers and husbands to be?
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I think women are too obsessed with their husbands' sexuality.
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Married women are said to be regulated by their husbands.
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Elizabeth Taylor married one of her husbands, Eddie Fisher, there.
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Do they not want me hanging out with their husbands?
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Husbands can still rape their wives, the prosecutor pointed out.
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Two out of three of them have children and husbands.
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Husbands can be the source of a lot of stress.
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Some, like Coylyn, left to be with their expelled husbands.
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Some have left their husbands, others still stick by them.
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Then they might ask their husbands to write one too.
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The two, along with their husbands, are all close friends.
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Their husbands had the power over whether they could naturalize.
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CNN affiliate WDIV interviewed two people whose husbands were detained.
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Women have reported being raped after their husbands were killed.
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Are there any pics of how their husbands look like?
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"Our children our friends, our husbands are friends," Hollman said.
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Even I am forced to agree with husbands occasionally, Betty.
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We are feminists — fathers, sons and husbands, allies and castmates.
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Beautiful, millionaire Soong sisters from Wellesley and Wesleyan & their husbands.
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You will get land from your husbands, not from us.
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Previously, three female governors had succeeded their husbands in office.
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Some were forced to watch as their husbands were executed.
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However, husbands' personalities did not predict the frequency of sex.
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Husbands are still silently reaffirming their love for their wives.
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They might be husbands, wives, brothers, sisters, roommates, girlfriends, boyfriends.
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When they married, their property technically belonged to their husbands.
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They have rich husbands because they step back from work.
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Why do so many husbands boast about completing simple chores?
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Some hospitals have outright banned anyone -- even husbands -- from visiting.
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Their husbands died with a year of being in Syria.
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Many of her predecessors were widows who succeeded their husbands.
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Workers were the protagonists here, not hopeful husbands and wives.
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Three women lost their husbands; nine children lost their fathers.
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Some of them had husbands who worked in mines nearby.
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Husbands convicted of abuse were similarly barred from the party.
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I think it would be fabulous to have two husbands.
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Among several of these women, the husbands are rarely seen.
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They detained our husbands and then they raped us women.
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"Wives who reported drinking alcohol reported decreased negative marital quality over time when husbands also reported drinking and increased negative marital quality over time when husbands reported not drinking," a summary of the results says.
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In the months after their husbands were killed, the young widows were not only grappling with grief and their children's confusion, but also dreading the inevitability of being passed along within their husbands' families. Mrs.
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Husbands behave poorly; people look to wives for explanations of why.
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Husbands can get quick divorces without having to offer any explanation.
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They depend on government because they're not depending on their husbands.
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The wine, beer and tequila were mostly served to antsy husbands.
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These women reported their husbands to the police and left them.
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"We've started at home, by training our own husbands," she laughed.
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They want him to persuade their husbands to dump their mistresses.
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Both are husbands, fathers, funny, and late-night talk show hosts.
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Women who earn more than their husbands still suffer unwelcome consequences.
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It's no wonder wannabe husbands are no longer raiding zebu herds.
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Munther says sometimes the babies look nothing like the women's husbands.
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Even husbands who were initially skeptical allowed their wives to go.
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"Japanese people don't really hug, even husbands and wives," she said.
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The husbands of the four most well-known female candidates — Sen.
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Netanyahu around the White House while their husbands had private meetings.
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Move over, style bloggers and Instagram husbands: This couple is #everythinggoals.
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A lot of the girls found their husbands at the Baton.
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They don t market families and husbands and wives no more.
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Their husbands found their families a place to live in Lebanon.
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When they don't earn money their husbands look down upon them.
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" Husbands who are "nonworking, noninvolved," she points out, can be "useless.
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And sometimes women find their household-helping husbands less attractive, too.
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My younger cousins have all found their own wives and husbands.
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I really did enjoy seeing the husbands being supportive on screen.
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When he's home, he helps more than most husbands I know.
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Nick Lachey set a new standard for husbands everywhere this weekend.
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Sometimes it is demanded by prospective husbands, which is bad enough.
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Women have struggled mightily to establish careers separate from their husbands.
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The husbands of Ms Chung's friends are rarely home before midnight.
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Then their future husbands are supposed to appear in a dream.
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Many husbands were eager for their wives to learn valuable skills.
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They left behind their husbands and brought their children with them.
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Soon, seeing husbands outside the school on busy mornings became common.
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Many rely on fathers, brothers and husbands to get them around.
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They also both try to stay out of their husbands' politics.
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Some said their husbands had forced them to go to Syria.
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Supportive husbands and brothers dropped off others at the meeting place.
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He tailed cheating husbands and ran background checks on potential hires.
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They have buried far too many husbands and sons and brothers.
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Those three lost their husbands suddenly, without a plan in place.
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Until 2.03, western wives officially needed their husbands' permission to work.
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She lost two successive husbands in battles against the encroaching coalition.
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Most important, their husbands and fathers need to hear their stories.
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"I've made lots of mistakes with boyfriends and husbands," Johnson explained.
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Some borrow to send their husbands or sons abroad for work.
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Your sons are there, and your men, your brothers, your husbands.
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For most women, their pay never reaches that of their husbands.
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Others have husbands, brothers and sons who fight for the rebels.
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The subjects of Hayeri's story are inmates who've murdered their husbands.
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In Iran, wives need permission from their husbands for that privilege.
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One of Draupadi's husbands, Bhima, seeks out Dussasana on the battlefield.
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They quickly became accustomed to making decisions without consulting their husbands.
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Mr. Trump, he made clear, was not one of those husbands.
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They expect women to be completely submissive to their evangelical husbands.
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Police officers are offering driving lessons to women whose husbands died.
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The women took turns shaving each other's heads, placing the hair in see-through plastic boxes alongside pictures of them with their husbands, before heading to China's Supreme People's Court to petition over their husbands' treatment.
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In these cases, the wives earned less than their husbands at the beginning of their relationship, often due to stressors placed on their careers such as young children or having to relocate to support their husbands.
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Bill Doherty, a marriage therapist and professor at the University of Minnesota, said he had seen women who were more professionally successful than their husbands compensate by building up their husbands' careers and playing down their own.
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Some said their fathers, husbands or partners had urged them to go.
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"These men are husbands, fathers, sons and brothers," Sheriff Sid Gautreaux said.
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SB: We talked to enough people whose husbands voted on their behalf.
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It can also have little to do with their husbands at all.
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There's been a lot of talk this year about "Instagram husbands" — a.k.a.
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I can remember church leaders telling wives their husbands had badmouthed them.
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The whole time they were afraid their husbands' families would find them.
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What about the mothers and fathers, husbands and wives, brothers and sisters?
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It's really not very good but my lovely husbands eats it all.
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Encouragingly, a growing number of wives are walking out on violent husbands.
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They told husbands about their wives and turned kids against their parents.
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Women were never weaker than their husbands and they always worked, too.
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Husbands frequently think that job-seeking wives are a mark of shame.
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Example A: They come into their power when their husbands aren't around.
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But they lashed us, beat our husbands if we did not comply.
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Their families remember them by name as soldiers, sons, husbands, and fathers.
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It's encouraging people to deposit their husbands there while they go shopping.
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Many of these women also face abuse at home from their husbands.
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Women confirmed that their husbands sought to control them in these ways.
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Some of them were completely unable to have sex with their husbands.
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Both her husbands were difficult, but she did the best she could.
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Her first and second husbands died of illnesses shortly after their weddings.
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All three of Esser's sisters had lost their husbands in the war.
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The men of America are sons, brothers, husbands, role models and friends.
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After two husbands, she met a lawyer who lives in New York.
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Many husbands who start off encouraging their wives end up becoming resentful.
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The pre-fame husbands and wives who seemingly vanished without a trace.
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Husbands could act worse than children: A li : What's for lunch today?
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How people are meeting boyfriends, girlfriends, wives, and husbands on this thing.
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They weren't important, but rather beholden to their fathers, mothers, and husbands.
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The tiger mums usually come to America alone, leaving their husbands behind.
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Among them were many women, including some accompanying their husbands or fathers.
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The supporting ensemble — husbands, friends, children, a nurse — offer deeply etched cameos.
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Their husbands said they earned 2.9 percentage points more than they did.
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My friends and I had time off, while our husbands did not.
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Some husbands will not lift their eyes to the stage all evening.
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Husbands have come and gone, but our 50-year friendship lives on.
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Women are sometimes detained because of transgressions by their husbands or sons.
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Wives work outside the home and husbands help the kids with homework.
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We can't have angry husbands coming here to look for their wives.
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Police reports of rape by clergy husbands piled up on my desk.
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Her father and at least two husbands were her first gay fans.
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The rapes had been hidden for years from family, friends, even husbands.
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The Botox user and I talk freely about our kids and husbands.
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Pam's ex-husbands include Tommy Lee, Kid Rock and Rick Salomon ... twice.
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And with that, husbands around the world are cringing and cursing me.
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Many wives remain stuck with husbands who hold power and purse strings.
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"Why don't more wives kill their husbands?" the book's jacket copy asks.
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On the surface, their husbands were reasonable, the marriages modern and equitable.
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It's left to the males, the husbands, the partners, significant others, etc.
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They are the ones that lost the husbands and brothers and fathers.
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Wolfe put it, like corn husks — "overripe" wives, but fusty husbands too.
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We will hug our little ones a little tighter, and we'll think about all those Gold Star families out there -- wives without husbands, husbands without wives, children without moms or dads and moms and dads without their children.
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Marital rape is four times more common than stranger rape One study found that among women who had ever been married, rapes committed by husbands or ex-husbands were four times more common than rapes committed by strangers.
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And at the same time, the relative public downfall of their husbands created an opportunity for both women to rise from their shadows and, in both cases, eventually run for the same political office their husbands had once held.
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Still others raised the paradoxical objections that women would vote the way their husbands did, thus doubling their votes, or not vote the way their husbands did, thus cancelling them out, making the whole thing a waste of time.
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You got other militias, and husbands and wives, people coming from Oregon, Indiana.
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I know a lot of married guys and no husbands control those marriages.
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Women are pushed to be submissive to their husbands and act very feminine.
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" Tyler hugged her and said, "I don't think those guys are true husbands.
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"You can divorce your sister as well as your husbands," she also said.
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Did you have a sense of how mom's friends' husbands were handling fatherhood?
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The notification, which included a promo code for discounts, was addressed to husbands.
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Workers inform on their colleagues, students on their professors, husbands on their wives.
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Her bubbly demeanor and looks helped land her a string of wealthy husbands.
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Their abusive husbands die mysteriously, and the three woman are inexorably tied together.
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In 1980, Wedgeworth briefly told PEOPLE about the differences between her two husbands.
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I've always had a big ass, and look how many husbands I've had.
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Forced into marriage, they enduring years of rape by their self-proclaimed husbands.
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Relations between husbands and wives have become more equal (though not equal enough).
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The husbands get time to sit with Cohen without their wives around, too.
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Want to add something to your own shopping list but not your husbands?
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And how we would get married, and whether our husbands would love us.
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"Wives and husbands are among the few people completely on side," he said.
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He was older than most first-time husbands and fathers of that era.
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The women were then encouraged to talk to their husbands about the practice.
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A significant number of women have also traveled with their husbands, he said.
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"Sons and daughters, husbands and wives, neighbors and colleagues and friends," he said.
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They also portray women who dump bad husbands positively, not as wicked harlots.
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It's possible Bill may take a cue from the husbands of female governors.
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Women who drank while their husbands didn't were often dissatisfied with their marriages.
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Think about these Christian mommy bloggers who talk about genuinely serving their husbands.
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Their husbands responded to this by acting as if they were being attacked.
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And not that husbands and spouses or partners don't do those things, too.
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Some wore T-shirts with the faces and names of husbands and daughters.
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If the governor is male, traditional notions about breadwinning husbands persist without challenge.
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To an outdated fossil like Huckabee, wives are automatically subservient to their husbands.
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Most first ladies campaign hard for their husbands, but Barbara was especially committed.
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Some of the wrestlers have lost boyfriends or husbands because of the sport.
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Both appear to be nice guys, fathers of good kids and quality husbands.
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America's first ladies have rich histories to rival their commander-in-chief husbands.
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Husbands come and go, but y'know what they say about a girl's BFF.
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We have our husbands if we are lucky enough, and our partners, whoever.
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The men who rape them are also their husbands, fathers, uncles, acquaintances, neighbors.
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Here are single women who shoplift husbands, a mother who jettisons her daughter.
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She and her friends used to expect a great deal from future husbands.
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Why would a woman kill husbands, lovers and inconvenient children with chilling regularity?
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What surprised me was that these husbands weren't looking to have more sex.
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Army wives, too, lost their husbands to re-education camps, sometimes for years.
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Gabor had nine husbands — she divorced seven times and had one marriage annulled.
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So maybe the Japanese men have been adoring husbands from the ancient past.
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But soon after their hometown fell to the Islamic State, their husbands died.
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They are forced to watch the murder of their fathers, brothers and husbands.
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Laughter burst forth as the speaker asked how husbands change over the years.
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Even some women whose husbands died have found solace and a home there.
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It also conforms to the outdated notion of husbands as primary wage earners.
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Women, for example, can talk about it with their male friends and husbands.
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We're your brothers and your husbands and your sons and we're coming home.
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Even in the victory processions, the husbands used to get felicitated with garlands!
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Not only were the women flying to Chicago together to catch their husbands in the act, but they were also meeting for the first time, which seems to be the start of an adorable friendship regardless of their husbands' behavior.
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They seem determined to irreparably rend gay families and immigrant families and ship the sons and husbands of impoverished women off to frivolous vanity wars and sacrifice the sons and husbands of black women to our "Anglo-American" law enforcement traditions.
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After years of being relegated to the background by their husbands, all prominent figures in the local Irish mob, they decide not to be doormats any longer — and to take over the business when their husbands are sent to jail.
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Black because it was, for both of them, to signal the extremely important fact of their widowhood, and to remind everyone of not only their love for their husbands, but also of the importance and status of said late husbands.
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She advises the wives on how to persuade their husbands to agree to sotsukon.
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Nicole Kidman is slaying gossip, in addition to slaying husbands on Big Little Lies.
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Kitchens are the new basement workshop for boyfriends and husbands, dads and granddads alike.
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The photos were of their heroes – some husbands, some sons – all killed in action.
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The women are not sitting at home waiting for their husbands to come back.
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The dead were young and old, drug dealers and farm laborers, fathers and husbands.
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" "I don't know if you've seen what our husbands look like, but yeah, no.
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"I've seen their anguish, how they ache for their sons and husbands," he said.
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But for many women, the road to financial hardship begins after their husbands die.
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My sister and I find a table while our husbands get drinks for us.
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They remember enduring years of stress over money and the safety of their husbands.
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"The women worry every single day while the husbands are out fishing," said Herniati.
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He's starred alongside Cannon and Hart in the popular Real Husbands of Hollywood series.
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Much of this is venting about husbands' emotional distance, flagging libido or adulterous tendencies.
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When he murdered 50 people, he did not see mothers, husbands, engineers or goalkeepers.
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October 12, 2018 Meghan and Kate appear at Princess Eugenie's wedding with their husbands.
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These women, like Clinton, chose to stay in their marriages despite their husbands' infidelity.
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They have ruled that female converts to Islam can keep their non-Muslim husbands.
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Even then, they were barred from looking at any man other than their husbands.
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But the women were trapped between the expectations of their husbands and their God.
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Parents have been forcibly separated from their young children and husbands from their wives.
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Mike says it's intended to protect husbands shopping for their wives' Christmas presents. Ahem.
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No, I'm not talking about the abundance of Instagram Husbands (which was a treat).
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All of the husbands would show up with the kids to support their wives.
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I was doing a study about how women help their husbands rape and murder.
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But some women were told they could call their husbands by name - in private.
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Now, all the women around me have their husbands with them -- except for me.
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There are cuckolded husbands, dim-witted guards, and friendly drunks on adventures gone awry.
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How do you approach cases where women are divorced by their husbands in anger?
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But this year there was something else at play in the photos: Instagram Husbands.
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So many ex-husbands cold in their graves, so many women telling their tales.
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Or, as in Ms. Katsura's case, they followed their husbands from Japan to Korea.
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Prior to this technological update, husbands could divorce their wives without even notifying them.
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We are seen as brainless bigots who are submissive to our husbands or fathers.
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Then my friend Elise pushed me toward the exit, where our husbands were waiting.
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Low commitment on the part of wives predicted increased mate guarding by their husbands.
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"Welcome, as we witness the union of Ryan and Grant as husbands," he said.
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Elena and Jasmine not only have their relationship, but the bond of their husbands.
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Two of my best friends voted for Clinton, but their husbands voted for Trump.
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Briefly the change of husbands portends future happiness, but then Alison becomes pregnant again.
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Neither woman had children, and they became closer after losing their husbands years ago.
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But the issue of women who kill their abusive husbands has proved especially complex.
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Is it about the wives and husbands of the astronauts left back on Earth?
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Among them were many women, some who were brought by their husbands or fathers.
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They were or are devoted husbands, wives, selfless friends and loving fathers and mothers.
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Divorce happened, but most often the husbands were the ones casting off their partners.
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More and more, he said, they were leaving husbands who didn't meet their expectations.
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In the couples I know whose husbands are very involved, the wives earn more.
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And so husbands must sponsor their wives, who are, by and large, legal dependents.
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But many of us, including me, are convinced our husbands suffer from the disease.
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" Presley chimed in with a far-fetched claim: "We slept with each other's husbands.
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Indeed, half of widows over age 65 will outlive their husbands by 15 years.
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Their husbands are in the service and they can't get along on his allotment.
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I have suggested the widows of three late friends give their husbands' clothing, too.
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Husbands and young sons clapped intricate rhythms, jumping in unison and bellowing joyous basslines.
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"Pregnant women were left behind by their husbands as they gave birth, " she added.
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We should know, since our husbands were killed by Saudi hijackers on 9/11.
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Meanwhile, the husbands I spent time with would have been fine with obligatory sex.
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Church leaders often told women to submit to their husbands, to endure and stay.
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Married women, she added, often fear that prosecuting their husbands would stigmatize their families.
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Two of Garland's five husbands also had a front-row seat to her descent.
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Ms. Nie was married twice; both husbands are dead, her son Mr. Yu said.
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If those husbands are interesting, it seems unlikely that the wives are all dullards.
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Some even wondered if their husbands knew about their infidelity, choosing to look away.
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In rough proportion to the amount they outearn their husbands, women do more housework.
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The photos, which show husbands and wives cuddling, kissing, and giggling, are incredibly heartwarming.
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Above all, fear spouses: Husbands are incomparably more deadly in America than jihadist terrorists.
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Several episodes feature inept husbands inexplicably surprised by the misery of their overburdened wives.
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Other times, husbands may become concerned about the perceived power balance in their relationship.
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Whether it's Michelle Obama or, now, Amy O'Rourke, wives have long had to manage the home front while their husbands go out campaigning — and those husbands have been able to focus their energy on politics, knowing the kids are being taken care of.
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For instance, after the Maiki School for Husbands was established in Niger in 2011, the number of women receiving prenatal consultations (an important marker of women's health) jumped 95% in less than a year; model husbands also secured housing for a local midwife.
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In what sounds suspiciously like a comedic take-off of 2018's Widows, The Kitchen stars Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish, and Elisabeth Moss as the wives of mobsters who take over their husbands' operation after the husbands are arrested by the FBI.
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In Alabama, spousal privilege protects husbands and wives from implicating their spouses in court proceedings.
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I've seen, you know Claire, and Jules, with their husbands, I've seen their children born.
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The number one question that women have about their husbands is whether he is gay.
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And no one associated with her other famous husbands have come forward to confront her.
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A lot of women have contacted me because they want their husbands to get it.
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Now, Netflix's Fab Five openly discuss their personal lives, from their husbands to their children.
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It is heartbreaking to see fathers and husbands who have lost all of their relatives.
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"They have been on a double date with their husbands," noted The Washington Post's Heil.
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"The husbands would abuse me sexually and I was mistreated physically and verbally," says Morales.
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Meghan Markle and Serena Williams brought their husbands on a royal double date last weekend.
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Intriguingly, husbands' openness was negatively correlated with satisfaction, while for wives it was the opposite.
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Results showed that, as other studies have suggested, husbands tended to drink more than wives.
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However, Chastain told PEOPLE that her husbands noble status hardly changes their way of life.
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There was one inner-circle meeting when one of the husbands had molested a child.
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But given the weird tension about husbands and terrorists and social media, I wasn't sure.
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While we're at the movies, our husbands play video games together with beer and pizza.
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Our children and husbands are not signed up or paid to be on the show.
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Where possible, NYAY will be paid into bank accounts held by women, not their husbands.
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An American tradition: Wives have taken over their husbands' offices multiple times in U.S. history.
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Women could be ducked in the village pond, many simply for scolding husbands or neighbours.
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Likewise, 8 percent more husbands are voting for Trump than thought by their female spouses.
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She outlived both of her husbands who were kings and 11 of her 13 children.
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Moore says the goal is to help his players become better people -- husbands, brothers, teammates.
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" Adding, "They're strong and they knew how to move their husbands without saying a word.
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The only thing these women have in common is that their husbands are law partners.
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She also made it easier for widows to inherit family plots when their husbands died.
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Some lost their husbands or wives, their sons or daughters, their parents, friends and neighbors.
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"People think Muslim women only wear black burqas and walk behind their husbands," she says.
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Husbands had thoughts about mom hair too, putting the Madonna/whore dichotomy on full display.
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I know a lot of women who wear it, and their husbands don't like it.
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Last time, they all knitted warhead-tip cozies that say "Gone Fission" for their husbands.
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Many also lost their husbands during the Korean War, which lasted from 1950 until 1953.
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I've seen him walk into a room and make married women leave their husbands. Seriously.
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In order to replenish the population, women are assigned multiple husbands and given fertility drugs.
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He directs the women toward the bus, telling them they will see their husbands soon.
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When parenting duties crop up, even many "supportive" husbands push the responsibilities onto their wives.
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Husbands and significant others are welcome to visit; however, Maison is strictly an adult space.
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She spun through more boyfriends than this reader could count and at least five husbands.
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It was genuinely really hard for them to talk with their husbands honestly about this.
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They aren't sure if they're just unhappy with their husbands, or if they're into women.
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They want to "figure it out" but also don't want to cheat on their husbands.
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As they navigate their husbands' time in office, each have carved out causes to champion.
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Authorities reportedly send men to sleep with Uighur women whose husbands had been locked up.
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Wives are often expected to care for their own parents as well as their husbands'.
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"The harder things get for their husbands, the more they want to leave," she said.
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Those who refuse are often accused of killing their husbands and expelled from their communities.
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First there's honmei-choco ("true feeling chocolate"), given to boyfriends or husbands or secret paramours.
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Husbands often travel to look for work, historically to nearby Nigeria or sometimes farther afield.
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And their bickering wives (Shirley Henderson and Nina Arianda) say what their husbands dare not.
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If we women decide to leave something to our husbands, we should rely on them.
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When husbands smile at their wives, the corners of their mouths move toward their eyes.
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Among the men, Marcel Kohler makes the best impression as a succession of cuckolded husbands.
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A vast majority of Southern Baptist men are, without a doubt, supportive and sensitive husbands.
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But I've lost friends, they've lost husbands, there have been unexpected illnesses and medical bills.
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It's not like everybody can go and sit freely with their brothers, fathers or husbands.
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Half her all-female work force had surrendered husbands, brothers or sons to the war.
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It's for a sobering reason, though: Because they realize their husbands are going to die.
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Two more spouses joined the rolls this month when their husbands were killed in Afghanistan.
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Under laws in place since 1928, husbands have full control over a couple's financial affairs.
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For some, murdering their husbands was the only way they could escape their abusive marriages.
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Heidi Cruz and first lady Melania Trump will join their husbands at the dinner Wednesday.
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We've told our wives and husbands what happened to Chris Kyle won't happen to us.
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Elizabeth Warren jokes at nearly every event about how she had to number her husbands.
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My wife insists that I hang out with their husbands, but I don't want to.
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Women especially have a difficult time adjusting to both the new surroundings and their husbands.
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The wives are jealous, competitive and catty, but still easier to take than their husbands.
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Neither of their husbands had life insurance, and one of them had a teenage daughter.
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As soon as bride prices were settled, husbands could legally beat and rape their wives.
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And it found that a lot of women with abusive husbands would be substantially burdened.
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And the wives are separated from their husbands, which sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.
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"Grace and Frankie" is about two women whose husbands cheated on them — with each other!
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It was not just the husbands—but also in-laws, and sometimes their parents, too.
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"Our husbands get to have sex with four other wives," she explains to the group.
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When their husbands are accused of harming other women, they are expected to add credibility to their husbands' rehabilitation campaigns, talking about home and family and reassuring everyone that a man married to such a nice woman couldn't possibly have harassed or assaulted someone.
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It's no longer rare for women in relationships to out-earn their husbands or boyfriends — in 2015, for example, 38 percent of American wives made more money than their husbands — but many women remain ambivalent about being breadwinners, reports Ashley C. Ford for Refinery29.
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French women's husbands aren't doing anything significantly different than their American counterparts, but in France, free universal daycare and other social programs take on a significant amount of the burden of raising children; American mothers don't receive enough help from their husbands or the state.
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Kardashian makes her own money, and apparently keeps it out of the hands of her husbands.
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And their stories are entangled with what is happening to their husbands, fathers, sons and brothers.
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Our children are late for school; our husbands are late for work because of all this.
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We have our children, we have our husbands if we're lucky enough and our partners, whoever.
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Triggering memories of their sons and husbands who never made it home after being pulled over.
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Married three times — and outliving all of her husbands — Radziwill had two children, Anthony and Tina.
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There were two or three women running up and down the road looking for their husbands.
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Tens of thousands of widows are stripped of their property after the death of their husbands.
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Worse, the women they might marry often head for cities, where they can find better husbands.
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Yet, when Mother's Day rolls around, you rarely hear of husbands gifting sex to their wives.
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Millie still has a sharp mind and has outlived two husbands, which she attributes to genes.
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Meghan and longtime friend Serena Williams brought their husbands on a royal double date last month.
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Women are still expected to marry young, bear children and obey husbands and mothers-in-law.
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Others flee knowing their husbands would eventually get kicked out, and the wives forced to remarry.
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Some of the women who work on the beach went home to be with their husbands.
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Some of them, she'd learned, were being beaten and castigated by their husbands for being sterilized.
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Fathers shot daughters, mothers shot sons, husbands shot wives and, perhaps most frequently, brothers shot sisters.
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As a safe bet for stumped husbands everywhere, fine jewelry sales typically shine over the holidays.
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This encourages mothers to stay at home by reducing their husbands' tax bills if they do.
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Many are shunned by society, divorced by their husbands or deemed unfit for marriage and motherhood.
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They did get out, but they had written goodbye notes and texted them to their husbands.
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While women constituted the bulk of the demonstrators, many were accompanied by husbands, boyfriends and children.
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Many have been raped and are carrying the children of men who are not their husbands.
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Hamill have also enjoyed knowing how millions of women are going crazy over their husbands.3.
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One blogger was charged for claiming that one-third of Egyptian women cheat on their husbands.
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In essence, women's families still compete to ensnare the best husbands within a relatively limited pool.
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Advocates claim that polygamy promotes social harmony by giving lusty husbands a legitimate alternative to infidelity.
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She said her husbands were dead, not martyred, as slain militants are usually described by supporters.
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Their husbands often spend all their earnings on drink, he said, leaving little for the household.
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In ancient China, she reports, sisters recruited one another as "back-up" wives for their husbands.
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Now, instead of dealing with sociopathic husbands, Sansa spends her time as a war strategy mastermind.
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Husbands die, daughters disappear, and women are left alone with specters and questions for the specters.
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In all three cases, the husbands had invested in cryptocurrencies including bitcoin, litecoin, ripple, and ethereum.
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Most of them have been abandoned by their husbands and must care for their children alone.
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There has been no one else, not even my four husbands, who could compare with him.
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Kennedys, who shared the horrific bond of losing their husbands to assassins' bullets, actually got along.
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Then there's the robbery the widowed wives decide to pull off to clear their husbands' debts.
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The trio take over the neighborhood after their husbands are taken into custody by the FBI.
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Of the three, Katherine is the only widow; Dorothy and Mary have husbands anticipating their return.
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The CW has used its separate streaming service, CW Seed, to debut web series like Husbands.
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Some of my aunts left behind husbands and young children when the disease took their lives.
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The women, more clearly than their husbands, could see and describe how faith and custom interacted.
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Al-Quaran said she has seen many cases of husbands determining the use of birth control.
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A handful of women, traveling with husbands who were ship officers, contributed drawings to sea journals.
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On a husband forum, husbands offered theories about why their wives had stopped talking to them.
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In the next tent, there are two women who haven't seen their husbands in two years.
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She's godmother to my baby, our husbands are really good friends, our kids are best friends.
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The wives and husbands then raise those children while the Handmaids are transferred to another household.
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My girlfriends and I often joke that our husbands can't retire because they have no friends.
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Increasingly, white women are rejecting Trump's political vision, even as their husbands and brothers are not.
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Husbands would have also been required to swear they were only having sex with their spouses.
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By 2011, nearly a quarter of married women (24.3 percent) made more money than their husbands.
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Both are in tears as they prepare to be deported, leaving their husbands behind in Libya.
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But Hadley shows us in a conversation between the husbands that Alex is not as generous.
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Sisters are often expected to share most things, whether they like it or not, but husbands?
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They are often beloved, sometimes vilified, and they are almost always their husbands' most trusted counselors.
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While some women lost their husbands in the conflict, others got divorced or were simply abandoned.
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Women could be killed for wanting to marry of their own choice, or divorcing abusive husbands.
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"Sometimes their husbands are wearing a Patek Philippe and they give that passion," Ms. Stern said.
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All the women are afraid of the future and afraid for their husbands and their children.
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These violent acts are overwhelmingly committed by men close to the victims—boyfriends, husbands, brothers, fathers.
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While their husbands are waiting in the situation room, Hannah and Claire form a tentative bond.
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They are our children and grandchildren, sisters and brothers, fathers and mothers, husbands, wives, and neighbors.
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She details a brief psychotic episode that lead her to smash up her ex-husbands flat.
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In 18 countries, husbands can legally prevent their wives from working and earning their own income.
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We have our children, we have our husbands, if we're lucky enough, and our partners, whoever.
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They had the children, their husbands were dead or captive and the women were in Berlin.
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The share of women who earn more than their husbands, while still relatively small, is growing.
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They find solace, too, in the radio and in records and in their husbands' jam sessions.
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And when their husbands fall short, women are the ones driving this new culture of breakups.
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"Husbands can't support their wives the way they used to," said Mr. Ismaël, the religious judge.
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Now John's tracksuit can be yours ... sans the drama of ex-husbands and child custody battles.
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Women are used to defining themselves through someone else, through their children and through their husbands.
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Many of them come to us with harrowing stories of husbands murdered, daughters raped, mass extortion.
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She assembles the other widows (Michelle Rodriguez, and Elizabeth Debicki) to finish what their husbands started.
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They were referring to the men who had raped them as their husbands and as martyrs.
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Both Feldman and Esther meet their husbands in person only once or twice before getting married.
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"I don't see why Carole couldn't have two husbands," one user questioned in the reddit thread.
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But two husbands and a lot of books later, she's washed up and at an impasse.
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And your wives and husbands say, 'Darling, I want to watch Donald Trump on television tonight.
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Even in the mid-1980s, women themselves saw their own careers as inferior to their husbands'.
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We've laugh, cried, stayed up talking of our pasts, and talking about our dream future husbands.
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Mothers marched with daughters and granddaughters; whole families, including husbands and sons, marched arm in arm.
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They wanted to talk about district challenges, media challenges, family life, sick husbands, weddings and divorces.
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But the other husbands I met would have preferred to be having sex with their wives.
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The opposite was not true — when husbands thought they were better-looking, they weren't as happy.
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Some wives brought their husbands to make them say "I love you" for the first time.
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And their stories are entangled with what is happening to their husbands, fathers, sons and brothers.
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Husbands, on average, inflate their earnings by about 2.9 percent when their wives are the breadwinners.
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You can as it was named after Lorena Bobbit who chopped her husbands penis off. fact!!!
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In other countries, brutish husbands put wives in hospitals; in America, they put them in graves.
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Sometimes spouses of Post staffers called looking for errant husbands or wives, but Rushetzky is discreet.
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Her persistence, like Catelyn Stark's, shows how widows didn't cower after the deaths of their husbands.
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Other women, apparently without husbands, offered more charitable attributes: They're rational, and able to take risks.
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They kept the minutes at N.A.A.C.P. meetings, played the organ at church, coordinated their husbands' schedules.
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Mohammad's counseling groups were filled with women whose husbands had turned bitter at the changed circumstances.
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There has been more spotlight on feminist side — where husbands or partners had murdered their wives.
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Both candidates followed their husbands into politics, a point frequently emphasized by supporters and critics alike.
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White women were seeking the vote as a symbol of parity with their husbands and brothers.
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Now in Bangladesh, they struggle to piece together their lives without husbands, fathers, brothers and sons.
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All was going well until he started saying how women are the property of their husbands.
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" Written and sung in Chichewa, like nearly all of the album's songs, Mr. Nyerenda's "Women Today Take Care of Business" goes: "While women are in salon doing their hair/their husbands are asleep/While women are in the market selling onions and things/their husbands are sleeping.
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Based on a graphic novel series, The Kitchen has a plot that sounds like the cousin of 2018's Widows: Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish, and Elisabeth Moss play the wives of mobsters, who take over their husbands' operation after the husbands are arrested by the FBI.
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This depiction of Christian domesticity, with male heads of household shaping spiritual matters for their female counterparts, is central to the film's vision of a "good" Christian life: a chain of well-ordered relationships in which wives submit to their husbands, and husbands submit to Trump.
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Then, he takes out the Bible and reads a passage about punishment for wives disobeying their husbands.
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As many as 9,000 women died in 2013 at the hands of their husbands or close relatives.
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In Lebanon, women married to foreigners cannot pass their Lebanese nationality on to their husbands or children.
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The men killed that night were fathers, husbands and cherished friends, loved ones told Canadian media outlets.
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Who took up arms to help their husbands in their clashes with Turkish troops and Kurdish irregulars.
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Baby boomer husbands were just as excited for their wives' success as I might be for mine.
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Jennifer Lopez did a lot more than turn Alex Rodriguez into one of America's favorite Insta husbands.
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Husbands thinks it's a narrative being pushed by the national media — and members inside Abrams camp agree.
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They are the cause of their husbands' animosity and their excuse to get them into a fight.
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Polizzi: We found our husbands on Jersey Shore, and we have our kids because of Jersey Shore.
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Alongside his note, Stephen also shared a Bible verse about the importance of husbands loving their wives.
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Mothers are fine when they are exclusively in service of the heroism of their sons and husbands.
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The researchers also revealed that when women outearn their husbands, the share of housework they do increases.
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Women have historically changed their names after marriage to denote that they became property of their husbands.
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They both live with their husbands now but still socialize a lot and love to travel together.
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They did not approach rights groups to help them prove police had executed their sons and husbands.
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About two women forced into friendship after their husbands cheat, it engages more directly with sitcom fare.
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Both women counsel their husbands on the wisdom of coming to terms, lest both houses fall needlessly.
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"Many widows lose property on the day their husbands die, whilst they are mourning," Misihairabwi-Mushonga said.
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Malin announced on Instagram on Sunday that the husbands, married since 2012, are expecting twins this winter.
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Or that after WWII, women were quickly sent back to the kitchens once their husbands came back.
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Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton made their first joint appearance together sans husbands at Wimbledon on Saturday.
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My best friend, H., and I decided to ditch our husbands for the night and go stag.
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Even more, they may be unable to act as model citizens or good husbands or loving fathers.
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For some stay-at-home husbands, regular old dishwashers, laundry machines, and vacuums just aren't manly enough.
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Similarly, husbands' risk shot up nine-fold after a wife's diagnosis, then declined to about three-fold.
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Helen and Spring are now separated from their husbands and their children are being treated for trauma.
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Is it true that many Roma families seek wives and husbands for their children during the pilgrimage?
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The majority are carried out by husbands against their own wives and children, usually over domestic disagreements.
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Not something that draws husbands and wives closer together but something that drives men and women apart.
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Johnson came under attack in 2013 for suggesting that women attend university in order to find husbands.
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Interviewers rarely ask men about being a man in politics, or their role as husbands and fathers.
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Leary said he advises husbands to "have a little empathy" and try seeing things from another perspective.
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This upset the status quo, and husbands were often not willing to help pick up the slack.
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Both Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton will attend Bush's funeral, sources told CNN, along with their husbands.
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Two years before they had their first child, the husbands made only slightly more than their wives.
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At the El Paso facility, husbands are separated from wives, and women and men are kept separately.
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"Hopefully, it'll start a conversation between women and men and husbands and wives," he told the paper.
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Priyanka Chopra, Sophie Turner, and Danielle Jonas showed up in Jonas Brothers merchandise to support their husbands.
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They are contented to soothe and calm the minds of their husbands returning ruffled from political debate.
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Women traditionally gain the right to live on, and farm, land owned by their fathers and husbands.
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There are women and even their husbands who have come out and said, we went through this.
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There are some examples of women who are not afraid of talking about land with their husbands.
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Michelle Obama and Laura Bush both had about 25 staffers by the time their husbands left office.
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Being dependent on their husbands for everything also makes them more vulnerable to domestic violence and abuse.
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Post-war fashion reminded women of their duties to their homes and husbands as mothers and wives.
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The women earned more than double the average earnings of women who did not outearn their husbands.
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Let me just say that I do not care AT ALL if the Reddit husbands are fake.
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Because women generally earn less in the work force, they generally earn less than their husbands, too.
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The movie follows two Parisian couples in which the husbands are connected to the world of publishing.
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Within these lazy sketches, though, genuinely compelling sub-strands — controlling husbands; infantilizing adult children — lie frustratingly fallow.
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The show follows the unlikely friendship that blossoms after the pair's husbands leave them for each other.
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The tapes said that "women have the right to be treated well by their husbands," she said.
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One complication, Gates said, is that women have trouble asking their husbands and partners to use condoms.
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One Afghan tradition dictates that single women belong to their fathers and married women to their husbands.
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Modern Love Why do so many husbands feel the need to boast about completing simple household chores?
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My grandmother was an intelligent, free-spirited woman who divorced two husbands and raised four children alone.
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Usually, the female role in rodeo culture is to be there to support their husbands and sons.
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These include hemophiliacs, children of HIV-infected mothers, and unsuspecting wives whose husbands are bisexual or promiscuous.
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They have affairs and put photos up on Facebook, where their husbands or wives can find them.
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Ms. Stein's ability to move through worlds was also apparent in her choice of lovers and husbands.
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Many women are murdered at the hands of husbands, boyfriends and relatives in and around their homes.
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Campaigners say it is a strategy mostly used by husbands seeking an upper hand in custody battles.
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"Typically, since women marry men older than they are, their husbands die before they do," she says.
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They watched in fear as their husbands and brothers were arrested and sent to re-education camps.
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No feminist would or should judge another woman's accomplishments through the prism of their fathers or husbands.
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Rights groups say that many of the women's Chinese husbands exploit that vulnerability and sexually abuse them.
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My heart was healed when I met one particularly loving couple who created the Adoring Husbands Association.
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Kate (Aisling Bea), Miles' wife, is dragged into the domestic mess when she suddenly has two husbands.
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Currently, husbands are immune from prosecution for nonconsensual sex with their wives, unless the couple is separated.
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They were husbands who said goodbye to their young brides and took their duty as their fate.
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Michelle Obama and Laura Bush both had approximately 25 staffers by the time their husbands left office.
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" The Pew analysis cites research finding that "marriage causes husbands to be more successful on the job.
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An entire musical called Gold Diggers of 19523 was about women finding husbands during the Great Depression.
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Her extreme longevity brought many losses, as siblings, two husbands, an elderly child and contemporaries predeceased her.
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Sherri's got a hilarious explanation about why husbands should accept their significant others for who they are.
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One of my great-grandmothers had three husbands throughout her life, making my grandfather have a stepbrother.
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"This is why wives murder their husbands," Sam (Basit Shittu) says, charmingly, and we can only sympathize.
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Another one of Eliza Coupe's husbands wants out -- 'cause he just filed for divorce ... TMZ has learned.
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Under the law, police could automatically arrest husbands and family members accused of committing dowry-related crimes.
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That time estimate, along with other evidence, led to the conviction of one of the women's husbands.
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Kim Kardashian and Beyonce aren't letting their famous husbands' longstanding feud affect them ... or so it seems.
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First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden are giving their husbands' bromance a run for its money.
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Since it is almost impossible to find husbands while in prison, many are forced to make desperate choices.
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In some cases, the brides are told the backstory of their husbands' enchantment; in some cases, they aren't.
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The chat threads were haunting: mothers, wives, husbands, brothers, sisters, all receiving pictures of their dead loved ones.
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They are associates to the crimes of their partners, boyfriends, or husbands, who are actually driving the crime.
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That women are even in a position to split politically from their fathers and husbands is relatively new.
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We should want police officers to make it home safely to their husbands and wives, sons and daughters.
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Although the women's husbands support the initiative, Mokhtar said, she is not counting too much on male support.
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Quite a few of them had experienced traumas, like losing their jobs or being deserted by their husbands.
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Garland was bisexual herself, and although aware of her husbands' sexualities, she considered them to be not static.
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No surprise that husbands and wives who scored low on neuroticism were more satisfied with their sex lives.
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You know, their husbands ran for President against their wishes, they went along with it to be supportive.
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"These people were husbands, wives, mothers and fathers," Maryland House Speaker Michael E. Busch told the Baltimore Sun .
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Longoria and Beckham were first introduced to each other by their husbands, Tony Parker and David Beckham, respectively.
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Here in Garango, all our husbands have taken a second able-bodied wife, to do what we can't.
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Not only did they lose a child, but they lost four of their beautiful daughters and their husbands.
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Adds a friend of Carter's: "They're both separated from their husbands and bonding over everything that's going on."
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She probably killed three of her four husbands, a lover, her mother and 11 of her 13 children.
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Women from the area drop in to talk about conflicts with fathers and husbands and, often, domestic violence.
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The share of women who earn more than their husbands has risen steeply in America since the 1980s.
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That book not only helped me understand Ted, but all of my husbands and my father and myself.
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My husbands are probably richer than you are," Stewarts says to Ross, adding, "What size is your boat?
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Their husbands left two years ago looking for work and were not able to make it back home.
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He helped pass resolutions banning women as pastors and taught that women should be submissive to their husbands.
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Many are subjected to abuse, kicked out of their homes, denied food, and blamed for their husbands' deaths.
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A few civil-law cases, including Ms Musa's own personal case, have been pursued successfully against reluctant husbands.
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By contrast, no woman is thought too old to marry; even widows have no difficulty in finding husbands.
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A poll of young Indians last year found over half agreeing that women should always obey their husbands.
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Interestingly, female breadwinners whose husbands were 100% financially dependent on them were the least likely group to cheat.
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She began her career in the entertainment industry as an intern on The Real Hollywood Husbands TV show.
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Kennedy There's trouble abroad again for England, but this time, philandering husbands have nothing to do with it.
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And family health surveys reveal that 52% of women believe that husbands are entitled to beat their wives.
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I don't believe that women should be weak or that they should depend on their husbands for everything.
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They are our brothers and fathers and uncles and friends and lovers and husbands and roommates and sons.
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Their husbands or fathers cried in the hallways and signed forms for any test the doctors asked for.
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But during their husbands' time in office, none were as closely associated with the jewels as Mrs. Bush.
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For decades, the columns were where women with creepy bosses or abusive husbands went to air their grievances.
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In some families, women are reminded that religion and tradition requires them to be subservient to their husbands.
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As a result, universities must now compete on quality, says Chris Husbands, vice-chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University.
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I'm sure they make great husbands, though I'm having a hard time thinking of an example right now.
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The judges rejected assertions by the widows that Shell should have done more to prevent their husbands' executions.
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"Dear Husbands, a gentle reminder — Today is Wife Appreciation Day!" the note issued to customers in Bangalore said.
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Instead, women addressed their husbands as the father of their child, by their profession, or simply, "please listen".
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Neighbors killed neighbors and Hutu husbands even murdered their Tutsi wives out of fear for their own lives.
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He explained that rape victims would face a bleak future without husbands — and suggested they marry their rapists.
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Their adversaries, who are also (but of course) their husbands, are embodied by the formidable John Douglas Thompson.
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We have seen parents separated from their children, husbands separated from their wives, brothers separated from their sisters.
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"They're thinking of their sons, they're thinking of their husbands, their brothers, their uncles, and others," Trump said.
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There was another forum, directly linked, of husbands seeking advice on how to make their wives talk less.
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Al-Imam said the case has challenged societal expectations in Sudan that wives should submit to their husbands.
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Two other women were stabbed to death by their abusive husbands, who then killed themselves, the police said.
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Because they're thinking of their sons, they're thinking of their husbands and their brothers, their uncles and others.
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Some of our husbands were killed by ISIS; others of us left abusive relationships to live in Jinwar.
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According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 14% of American women will be raped by their husbands.
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They dined alongside their husbands and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft during their first night in town.
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Her catalog of sexual encounters, from total strangers to best friends' husbands, was thicker than a phone book.
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Recently, the wives (with little or no provocation) have taken to being sharp and nasty with their husbands.
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Separating the women who have made common cause of their husbands' annoying behavior should also do the trick.
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A few women assist their pumper husbands; an even smaller number are contract pumpers working on their own.
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He had already robbed them of everything they cherished: homes, husbands, sons and, for some, almost their sanity.
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The show follows two women who become friends after their husbands fall for each other and leave them.
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Maternal mental illness is real and scary and isn't solely caused by clueless husbands and too little sleep.
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"First ladies usually campaign for their husbands and report back the concerns they hear from voters," she said.
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About 100,000 women got their names onto titles that had been solely in the name of their husbands.
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This year's theme, "Partners," highlights art created by husbands and wives, artists and models, painters and their patrons.
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When women do earn more, both husbands and wives seem uncomfortable — to the point of lying about it.
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Is there is a rule that states that women should endeavor not to be taller than their husbands?
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They never came back, and if all went well, their husbands or fathers would be driven to suicide.
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But they also, for exactly that reason, expose gaps in their husbands' emerging theory of inequality and exploitation.
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Gifts from husbands and children played a part, but the focus was on women's bonds with one another.
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"They'd been saying that husbands just don't care about their wives — and that was my problem," she said.
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We kept talking about children, husbands, our brothers, my next professional step, books, favorite TV shows and movies.
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"Humanity must not forget" the tears of mothers and wives who lost husbands and sons in past wars.
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"You never told me that she had four husbands," the pope protested, Archbishop Viganò told them, they wrote.
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We all know fat people who have full lives and have children and husbands and wives and jobs.
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Married women took a hit during Prohibition, because their husbands were out at speakeasies, cavorting with younger women.
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Relatively poor women stash away cash beyond their husbands' reach, as savings for the children or the household.
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The Nerdcast talks to POLITICO national political reporter Elena Schneider about the 2020 husbands on the campaign trail.
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The soldiers drove off in military vehicles, and women rushed to the bullet-riddled bodies of their husbands.
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She is still less popular than her two predecessors during the second year of their husbands' terms: Mrs.
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In Czechoslovakia, women came home from a long day of work to cook, clean and serve their husbands.
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She said it was important to replicate this research using widows whose husbands' military service was better characterized.
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Her second and third husbands, Pierre Fabre and Daniel Duval, were actors, and both marriages ended in divorce.
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Like the women I knew who cheated, many of the interviewees said they liked their husbands well enough.
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But gun control groups say that would endanger women who have been victimized by their husbands and boyfriends.
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Perhaps it was because I witnessed two of my friends left nearly homeless after their husbands died suddenly.
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Douglass Coyle, an investments director at the Rockefeller Foundation, was one of those husbands left behind in Montclair.
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The eldest sister, Magda, had six husbands (including George Sanders, who was also one of Zsa Zsa's exes).
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"The Widow on Solway Road," about a woman who had two husbands die unusual deaths, follows at 10.
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Gifts from husbands and children played a part, but the focus was on women's bonds to one another.
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This means submitting to the wills of husbands and doctors; selflessness and devotion are our most prized attributes.
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The common theme of their lives and deaths is transgression: philandering husbands, murdered children, or a family's shame.
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But it wasn't until Elvira got to Child and Family Services, and started knocking on doors, that she saw evil up close—how husbands treated wives, how wives shut their eyes to what their husbands did to their sons and daughters, how nobody spoke of what she had seen or heard.
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Reynolds, who had lost the bulk of her fortune to her ex-husbands, also benefitted financially from the auction.
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Just ask Zelda Fitzgerald or Vivian Eliot, who died in mental institutions, where they were placed by their husbands.
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Their husbands --- Deputy Sheriff Danny Oliver and Detective Michael Davis --- were slain in the line of duty in California.
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All over America housewives are turning to their husbands and saying: 'Put on your shirt, Joan Crawford is coming.
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"It was nice to be able to tell them how awesome their fathers, sons and husbands were," Longell adds.
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This is really the first time women are going to work, and standing up for themselves to their husbands.
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I knew I'd get to spend seven hours with these women, their flop husbands, and their unnervingly precocious kids.
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Though Taylor didn't have nearly as many husbands as she did jewels, her love life was just as famous.
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The better comparison to dissect is between Peter Florrick and Bill Clinton, two unfaithful husbands doggedly pursuing public redemption.
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If they're married, their husbands are not supportive or present, but expect their wives to behave a certain way.
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"Husbands might be spending extra because they're getting their wives gifts on behalf of their kids, too," Schaffer said.
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They spoke of ending male domination and giving their daughters the freedom to choose their husbands and pursue careers.
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While some might joke about husbands gaining sympathy weight with their pregnant wives, that isn't really what "dadbod" connotes.
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Land is usually passed on to sons, making it hard for women to secure rights except through their husbands.
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Muslim women, they say, are forced to wear the veil by family members—typically their husbands, fathers or brothers.
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All five work day-jobs and have families ("none of our husbands want any part of it," Williams says).
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Their husbands –- Deputy Sheriff Danny Oliver and Detective Michael Davis –- were slain in the line of duty in California.
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Mothers can even persuade their husbands to hold their babies in public and (less frequently) to help with housework.
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Laws making divorce easier were accompanied by infamous cases in which husbands tried to have their wives declared insane.
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All the talk about husbands and fatherhood tee'd Stewart up for the perfect burn directed toward her cooking partner.
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In a season full of philandering husbands and Nazi uncles, Whelan's character's sweet and endearing storyline is quite refreshing.
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So it's just me, my boyfriend, and all the husbands/boyfriends while the girls hang back and drink wine.
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In 2016, Eugenie's father, Prince Andrew, refuted reports that he had asked for titles for his daughters' potential husbands.
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Civilians also turned on each other — husbands killing their Tutsi wives, priests and nuns killing people who sought shelter.
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In fact, the 61-year-old actress said that she has remained "chummy" with all of her ex-husbands.
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There are at least 13 widows in the camp near Delhi, women who lost their husbands in the riots.
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They spent holidays and traveled together with their husbands and later without, after both were widowed in the 1980s.
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The nation's first three female governors all took the job after their husbands either died or couldn't succeed themselves.
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GIULIANI: No concern about it- INGRAHAM: Husbands and wives don&apost have to agree on everything, by the way.
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In famous Greek literature, a character convinces women to refuse sex with their husbands until they end a war.
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It's time for these 40-something husbands and dads to cut loose… mostly on weekends and during reasonable hours.
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The women are generally expected to be subservient to their husbands while managing the secular affairs of their families.
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New moms whose husbands take time off right away are less likely to be depressed three months post-birth.
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More than a few of them are poor mothers with husbands and boyfriends who are in jail or absent.
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One way to make it easier for working mothers would be for their husbands to do more at home.
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No developed country can shut the door on all refugees, all foreign husbands and wives, and all skilled workers.
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Their new husbands brought them to Monterey, California, where Adalbert and Gaspar taught Albanian at the Defense Language Institute.
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Once in Korea, these women often discovered that their husbands' families had found them Korean spouses in their absence.
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And women want their husbands to look as good as they do, so looking good has become a competition.
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But for us the price-rise and school-admissions and beating-husbands and cheating-wives are all inside us.
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The women assembled around the table, all of whom know their husbands are unfaithful, are simultaneously disgusted by Mrs.
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Some here will make this about Hillary and Huma, calling them enablers of the lousy behaviors of their husbands.
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In John 4 he meets a Samaritan woman at a well, and knows that she has had five husbands.
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"It's recognized as a problem, but it's deeply shameful," Jewkes said, leaving husbands to then fear their wives working.
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The two women had reportedly been hooking up for a few months before they both split from their husbands.
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She and Ms. Berger had been friends in their modeling days, and reconnected when they had children and husbands.
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But that weekend, the two got together, traveling to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, with their husbands.
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But it's every bit as much about mothers and sons, husbands and wives, dreams, depression, Jewishness and language itself.
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Only 215,210 are in refugee camps; the rest are looking for homes, jobs, husbands and wives throughout the country.
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Cheating husbands and wives might be most common in Seattle, according to a report from infidelity website Ashley Madison.
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We are expected to be the guardians of spiritual purity, mothers, helpmates to our husbands, and not much else.
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Gone are Faith's days of listening to her husbands natter on as she rolls her eyes toward the ceiling.
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Most husbands have no desire to lord over their wives, but they don't want to fight with them either.
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We can be independent of our husbands," she said, invoking Mao Zedong, "trying to hold up half the sky.
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In the grand lineage of wives disciplining their husbands, this is one of the greatest and most pure examples.
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I had to wrestle my way through a crowd of mean looking, big women and their effeminate, browbeating husbands.
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Many say they have been taken to tribal courts by their husbands' families for selling portions of their land.
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Joined by their husbands, Trump and Peng will tour the Forbidden City and have dinner Wednesday evening in Beijing.
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I had gone to this farming community in rural Niger to investigate a spike in women divorcing their husbands.
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I had gone to this farming community in rural Niger to investigate a spike in women divorcing their husbands.
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A rising share of women earn more than their husbands, and men are taking on more responsibility at home.
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The men who would be their husbands are missing — incarcerated, unemployed, unable to be the partners that women want.
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His other two daughters and their husbands manage the group's financial arm Southeast Insurance and retailer Berli Jucker Pcl.
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Ms. Franck and Ms. Henry divorced their husbands, something Ms. Lawler suggests all wives of white-collar criminals do.
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But Gwen's husband has his own secret: about his investigations into the financial dealings between the other two husbands.
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Their husbands, Deputy Sheriff Danny Oliver and Detective Michael Davis, were slain in the line of duty in California.
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For Ethiopian women, the injury often led to their being rejected by their husbands and ostracized by their communities.
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Even then, a whole lot of them still must persuade their husbands, too, over election eve dinner and drinks.
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"Many women who come to us are sponsored by their husbands, and they are scared to report," she said.
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I.V. measures because they fear that their husbands, lovers, family members or neighbors will mistakenly assume they are infected.
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Yet the pay gap between husbands and wives is biggest for those with higher education and white-collar jobs.
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Husbands tend to earn more than their wives, and the end of that income can be a big blow.
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There are male musicians around, but they are marginal figures, husbands and hangers-on, bystanders at the big show.
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The Tiger King filmmakers interviewed everyone from Exotic's multiple husbands, to former zoo employees with some pretty damning intel.
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All these husbands and wives who travel will now have to spend time with the person they're married to.
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"It's a day off from the husbands, kids and responsibility," one of them told me of their monthly picnics.
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Trump jokes that most wives wouldn't care if their husbands were shot, but Steve Scalise's wife clearly did pic.twitter.
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Hsu found that, by the time their husbands die, 80 percent of women are as financially literate as men.
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Marine Le Pen has two ex-husbands and took years to acknowledge her current relationship with another party official.
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Women who have their first child before 25 or after 20003 eventually close the salary divide with their husbands.
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"Sometimes in our work, we get husbands who are clearly humoring us when we make suggestions," Ms. Kohn said.
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In the meantime, they behaved like an endogamous sect, finding husbands, wives and lovers within their own incestuous milieu.
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Before the welfare state existed, poor immigrants had to give up their children when their husbands died or disappeared.
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She was holding photos of her late mother, who had come out as a lesbian after having two husbands.
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By the time she died, most states had granted women the right to hold property independently of their husbands.
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They have lost their livelihoods and their citizenship; they have been separated from their husbands and wives and children.
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The husbands couldn't protest, since they would be barred from working the farm and their families left to starve.
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So there are more wives caring for their husbands than the reverse, more daughters caring for parents than sons.
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Many of the earlier women's pathways were eased because their husbands or fathers were autocratic or charismatic leaders first.
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Their husbands — Deputy Sheriff Danny Oliver and Detective Michael Davis — were slain in the line of duty in California.
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A lot of women have tried to address these problems and have faced a lot of stubbornness from husbands.
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In that little sentence I left something out, but husbands don't have to tell their wives everything, do they?
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This decision, invalidating a military benefits program's built-in assumption that husbands could not be considered their wives' dependents.
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It is often their husbands or fathers who escaped this cruel fate by passing it along to these women.
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With two weeks' notice to leave, Saudi husbands fear they might forfeit their livelihoods if they follow their Qatari wives.
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Affected US citizens remain uncertain whether their parents, wives, husbands and in some cases even children can enter the country.
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Having lost male protection in the form of fathers and husbands, they are vulnerable to sexual violence and sex trafficking.
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Though the driving decision had its detractors, hidebound husbands and fathers can still coerce their charges into staying at home.
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The increased profits had helped them send their children to school, but their success was fuelling resentment among their husbands.
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In some cases, that's meant divorcing their husbands and steering their own children away from the sect's marriage-centric culture.
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Melanie Kleinheinz and Ashley Bergeman run 5K races every year with their husbands and wanted their family to be together.
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Now, moving up to the Photoshopped bodies of my two husbands — I mean, the two lead actors of the film.
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And she was there again in 2014 alongside Sophie Wessex as they watched their husbands take part in the parade.
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Rarely have black folks been seen on TV and in film as kings, queens, CEOs, scientists, husbands or involved fathers.
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They had come out for the night — some with their husbands, some with girlfriends, others with their best gay friends.
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They were kept in sexual and domestic slavery for several months after their husbands were forcibly disappeared by the military.
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Women are still expected to tend house while the men work, and the conversation always seems to revolve around husbands.
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Injectable memes suggest that a good proportion of patients don't even talk to their husbands about what they're having done.
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"Some of [my colleagues] live with their parents, some have husbands or wives so they have two incomes," Dingraudo said.
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Edie is very similar to Hillary in the sense that they're both strong, powerful matriarchs whose husbands cheat on them.
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Klanswomen were often wives of Klansmen, but many joined on their own, and others led their husbands into the organization.
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Yet, many women feel that (if they have kids) they "owe" their husbands or partners sex on this special day.
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"Not infrequently, we receive feedback that patients' husbands don't want them to take hormones," he said in a phone interview.
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And I truly think our husbands would have had just as much guilt [leaving us at home with the kids].
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"Well, I mean, husbands … hunh!" chimed in Presley, who has been married to her second husband, Jordan Powell, since 2012.
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Due to the practice of "coverture," which remained from British common law, married women's rights were controlled by their husbands.
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The story about Janie Crawford — the husbands she buried and her many attempts at survival, is one that still resonates.
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Hamill have also enjoyed knowing how millions of women are going crazy over their husbands," the post continued, adding, "3.
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"Sometimes the hardest things to balance is motherhood with marriage," she said, adding that husbands can be a little overwhelming.
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Take it from Elle Woods: exercise gives you endorphins, endorphins make you happy, and happy people don't kill their husbands.
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As a child, Ms Gordon determined never to "settle for a blocked-off man like husbands of my mother's generation".
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Some 52% of Indian women, according to government health surveys, believe it is permissible for husbands to beat their wives.
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And while that's probably true, I don't think as many husbands feel neglected by what their wives post on Instagram.
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They still don't believe that women can be ministers ... they still believe their husbands are the heads of the household.
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In an exclusive supertease for the new season, emotions run high as husbands and wives confront their issues head on.
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More than 800,000 Rwandans were killed in the massacres — neighbors killed neighbors, there were even stories of husbands killing wives.
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In the show, Grace and Frankie's lives are sent reeling when their husbands announce they're leaving them — for each other.
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I also thought about the Army wives (their term) who are employed at WFAY and their husbands who are overseas.
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She has 80 names, 30 addressees, 12 Social Security cards and is collecting veterans' benefits on four nonexistent deceased husbands.
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Women once stayed at home, cooking meals, ironing clothes and looking after children while their husbands went out to work.
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The men of this film make proclamations and rules where the women act as puppeteers quietly directing their husbands' actions.
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Of those who owned property, most had got it from their husbands, with only a few inheriting from their fathers.
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In fact, they're all specifically devoid of any need for musical talent on Real Husbands Of Hollywood star Nick's part.
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Some have lost male family members in the war, while others are trying to join husbands already living in Europe.
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Not all women have such understanding husbands and families, according to Clara Afolyana, a nurse who works in Bakassi camp.
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The move has been celebrated on social media, with dozens of pictures of husbands teaching their wives how to drive.
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Outside in the yard, the husbands hovered around a large Weber grill, keeping Ali company while he grilled chicken tikkas.
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"These heroin addicts are daughters, sons, husbands, wives or, in my case, a brother," Mr. Slay told reporters last month.
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Among the usual throngs of travellers this December will be husbands and wives who are neither estranged nor living together.
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A 2013 study, published in the Journal of Marriage and Family, found that husbands' "withdrawal" behaviors predicted higher divorce rates.
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Trump went to the Oval Office to meet their husbands before the Trumps departed for Capitol Hill, Mr. Earnest said.
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"Even for things as silly as one of our husbands is working late and we need coverage" for child care.
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In fact, it was during sex when I felt most envious of all my new mom friends who had husbands.
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Now that Mosul is liberated and their husbands have died, the Iraqi government doesn't recognize the legality of their marriages.
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White women still take action to support their white husbands—back then they built obelisks; today they vote for Trump.
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Almost half of Kenyan women who have ever been married have been physically abused by their husbands, government data shows.
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By comparison, in 1980, just 13 percent of married women earned more than, or roughly the same as, their husbands.
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Three others had won special elections to complete their husbands' terms after they died, but none served a full term.
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Siblings, husbands, wives and grandchildren Levinson had never met listened intently, some occasionally reaching for tissues or each other's hands.
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To anti-suffragists, women did not need the vote because they were politically represented through their husbands, sons and fathers.
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According to government and UN data, 78 percent of women have been sexually, physically, or psychologically abused by their husbands.
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Shelters set up to protect women from abusive husbands and families have been under growing pressure from government and society.
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My sisters and their husbands are coming here to remember my mom on the one year anniversary of her death.
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Some were angry over being denied the right to work by their husbands, even though the region is suffering economically.
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And in more cases than not, husbands oversee the household finances, often leaving their widows scrambling to sort everything out.
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Many who survive these harrowing ordeals are later ostracized by their families and husbands, who refuse to take them back.
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"I have friends, hockey wives, that do totally tell their husbands everything they did wrong in the game," she said.
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The women were there to support their husbands at the VMAs as well, though Chopra Jonas was unable to attend.
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A recent royal decree reversed decades of precedent whereby divorced women would automatically lose custody of children to their husbands.
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Husbands' wages grew faster than wives' in the 1990s, which may have eventually discouraged married women from staying at work.
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In between husbands, she had a relationship with Irene Polo, a Catalan journalist and leftist who accompanied her on tour.
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Villagers say husbands prefer wives to be cut and often ask young brides to undergo the procedure before their wedding.
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The worst part of their husbands' sudden disappearance, they agreed, was trying to explain the situation to their young children.
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Many heterosexual, partnered women rely on their husbands to make financial decisions as part of a traditional distribution of labor.
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My orders from Washington were to nurture entrepreneurs among rural women whose husbands would not allow them to leave home.
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The delays have meant that until recently thousands of women, many highly educated, remained at home while their husbands worked.
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Anh's letter, it created the Women's Armed Forces Corps to help out families whose husbands and sons were off fighting.
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Villagers say husbands prefer wives to be cut and often ask young brides to undergo the procedure before their wedding.
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They featured debutantes concerned about keeping their lipstick intact or doting housewives who craved the same cigarettes as their husbands.
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We also came up with the "5 Golden Rules for Devoted Husbands," which are: Go home early, before 8 p.m.
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"You'd be surprised — there's also husbands and wives who don't agree who they're going to vote on," Mr. Spencer said.
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With our husbands and children legally attached — I'm lucky enough to have both — perhaps a different approach is in order.
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When the sisters left the shop, they passed the two Islamic State husbands, loitering in the hallway outside the shop.
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Married women could not own property, since, under common law, they were themselves considered, essentially, the property of their husbands.
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He carried the bodies, he's close with the families who have lost their sons and daughters and husbands and wives.
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In a long-ago interview with Bill Moyers, Maya Angelou revealed her theory that most women marry other people's husbands.
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In India, Hillary had the nerve to suggest that women voters were told by their husbands to vote for Trump.
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Some of the rape survivors say their husbands accused them of bringing dishonor to their families and kicked them out.
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The only men who try to come are husbands looking for their wives, she says, and they're promptly kicked out.
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Some pregnant women and mothers with children were given a temporary humanitarian reprieve to stay, but their husbands were deported.
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They transition, sometimes at a very young age, from being subservient to their parents to being subservient to their husbands.
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The next quota law added an exemption for wives and extended preferences to the parents and husbands of U.S. citizens.
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Well there is, sort of, involving Atalanta's various dead husbands and a real estate deal, but it doesn't make sense.
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But the pay gap in heterosexual marriages — the amount by which husbands, on average, out-earn their wives — is decreasing.
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Mr. Cummings said several women have told him that their husbands have the problem but won't do anything about it.
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It was another mother, asking for a breakfast play date the next morning, while their husbands would be sleeping in.
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Of course, many breast-feeding women also pump, so their husbands or other caregivers can offer the baby a bottle.
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We were no longer just being gaslit by boyfriends, husbands, bosses — the status quo — but politicians, our country, our culture.
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The only way that could have happened is for their son to basically have passed their DNA from their husbands.
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"Husbands and wives had different roles in different spheres, so that was the opposites-attract view of marriage," Mr. Wolfers said.
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The soft skills help women navigate resistance by husbands or fathers as they defy traditional roles or become breadwinners, they said.
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News, the ladies were seen along with their husbands, Prince Harry and Alexis Ohanian, at a polo match over the weekend.
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By her side throughout the young star's life were her five husbands, who each witnessed her struggle with her inner demons.
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For example, Gordon said most women shared horrific stories of domestic abuse, both sexual and physical, from husbands and male relatives.
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The worst-affected districts will be poor, rural ones, because eligible women will leave them to find husbands in the cities.
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The researchers at the University of Tennessee report that around 90% of H-1B spouses affected are wives; 10% are husbands.
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According to Ryan's study, mothers usually take on the majority of parenting responsibilities despite being more professionally qualified than their husbands.
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Women all over the internet are equally obsessed and hope that one day their husbands will cry at their wedding, too.
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We cannot tolerate as a society the spilling of innocent, young, wonderful, vibrant, people — sons and daughters, even husbands and wives.
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His victims ranged in age from 13 to 41 and included women at home alone or with their children or husbands.
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Our hearts are shattered for every family whose parents, children, husbands, and wives were ripped from their arms and their lives.
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The regime calls them "handmaids," and assigns them to influential families, where the husbands ritually rape them as the wives watch.
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Given that more Indian women have been beaten up by their husbands than are in work, there is room for improvement.
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Even misoprostol may be out of their reach, especially for teenagers or for women whose husbands or boyfriends control the cash.
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I find a couple of recommendations from my book club (The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo and Where the Crawdads Sing).
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I finish The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous, which brings my grand total of books read for the year to 4.
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Women in the region now earn more than men, and the balance of power between them and their husbands has shifted.
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It's doubtful their respective husbands, or prospective middle school-aged kids for that matter, would be interested in such an arrangement.
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