If marrying rich is the goal, marrying Switzerland is the jackpot.
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KS: She's marrying — the other star of it — is marrying the prince of England.
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He subverted the traditional pattern of a woman's marrying into the man's home by marrying into her home.
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Abigail dissuaded her son from marrying a woman he was in love with and, later, showed disapproval in his marrying Louisa.
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After marrying and divorcing Madeleine Bassil (then marrying and divorcing another woman), Anderson travels and talks regularly with his second wife.
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In addition to banning anyone under 16 from marrying, the bill pending in Missouri would prohibit 16- or 17-year-olds from marrying anyone over 183.
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Under pressure to carry on the family line, many Chinese gays and lesbians enter into "fake marriages" -- gay men marrying straight women or lesbian women marrying straight men.
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World Review When my husband, the Venezuelan opposition leader and prisoner of conscience Leopoldo López, proposed to me in 2006, he told me that marrying him meant marrying Venezuela.
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" Adds the star: "It's not just about marrying Chad.
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Marrying Nick off — and to Priyanka — has been fantastic.
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"Marrying someone — I don't think that's really an accomplishment."
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He's marrying Isobel, so Willie will effectively be his stepson.
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But my greatest accomplishment while wearing it was marrying Nick.
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Even before Verdon, Fosse had a history of marrying dancers.
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The couple reunited six months later, marrying in June 2016.
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I moved for love after marrying a handsome Aussie bloke.
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And we only started marrying for love in the 1700s.
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So, from our standpoint, we love marrying the two together.
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So, not quite bridezilla, but the groom dodged marrying one.
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After marrying later in life, Emilio had been their joy.
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After marrying she might find a way home, they said.
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In 8 very short hours I'd be marrying a stranger.
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Still, Gina wasn't sold on Hannah possibly marrying her son.
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NetEase is not alone in marrying tech and animal husbandry.
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Of course, there are some compelling statistics against marrying young.
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His friend was marrying a woman that NO ONE liked.
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" –Laura Lorson "I should have considered and understood marrying more.
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The company's modus operandi involves marrying technology to sustainable material.
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Blacks and whites had no business marrying or living together.
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Grace's other daughter, Karrie, was marrying in a few weeks.
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The Knanaya do not believe in marrying outside the faith.
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The couple first got together in 2013, marrying in 2015.
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Duck Dynasty guy advocated adult men marrying 16 year olds.
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Katherine Schwarzenegger gushed about marrying Chris Pratt: 'Nothing but blessed'
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Who looks down on Max Ernst for marrying Peggy Guggenheim?
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"Giving my vegetables away is like marrying off my daughter."
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No, but what part of marrying a stranger is ideal?
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The marrying of words in dancehall can be quite inventive.
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How about marrying Google Analytics with all of these capabilities?
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"Marrying for love was not an option," Ms. Hirshey writes.
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Mr. Brady has also expressed concerns about marrying the two.
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The couple lived together for nearly two decades before marrying.
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When my parents got married, whites marrying blacks was illegal.
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Women were summarily stripped of citizenship for marrying foreign men.
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Ms. Markle, in marrying Prince Harry, could tip the balance.
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Marrying or remarrying can also affect government and pension benefits.
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Ivanka Trump converted to Judaism before marrying Kushner in 2009.
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Was she disturbed that her mother was marrying her uncle?
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Those choices often include marrying later and having fewer children.
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That engagement ended, but they reunited in 2015 before marrying.
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The millennial generation has set a precedent for marrying later.
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But Bijnor drew the line at marrying outside one's religion.
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Her forte is really marrying the photography with the text.
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Hailey, of course, would ultimately end up marrying Justin Bieber.
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Or, most likely, for kids whose mothers cheated on their fathers with their friends' grandparents, before secretly sleeping with their own ex-boyfriends, before marrying their friends' grandparents, and then re-marrying their dads.
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Ivanka converted to Judaism before marrying husband Jared Kushner in 2009.
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He praised Trump for marrying "conservative instincts" to a populist appeal.
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Before marrying Snowdon, Margaret had a highly-publicized relationship with Capt.
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Seeking revenge on Lorraine, Karen ended up marrying Lorraine's father, Lyle.
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Many families still see a financial advantage in marrying girls young.
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What does our obsession with commoners marrying royals say about us?
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But marrying sheer capacity with speed can be a daunting task.
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There is a certain amount of marrying of spray and pray.
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Until recently, he forbade female staff from marrying or getting pregnant.
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At the time, marrying a divorced American was simply not possible.
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It's not about marrying him, it's to do life with him.
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In 2018, we met and bonded over marrying our best friends.
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He was a nice, laid-back guy marrying a toxic person.
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It's the actress's first birthday since marrying Nick Jonas in December.
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Only 83% of Hispanics and 68% of blacks ended up marrying.
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Interestingly, Princess Diana famously struggled with loneliness after marrying Prince Charles.
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" She added, "[Meghan] always had this family,..Marrying merely extends it.
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What is wrong with an older woman marrying a younger man?
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There was never a question of marrying Shane without them there.
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"I'm not marrying anyone," Jenner told Peres of her dating life.
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I both hate you and dream of one day marrying you.
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He did so by marrying a woman named Jenny of Oldstones.
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Would it be constitutional, Kagan asked, to bar them from marrying?
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She asked us not to advertise a bounty for marrying her.
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Marrying allowed us to capture the tax benefits that marriage confers.
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Petunia Pickle Bottom is very good at marrying style and function.
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"I don't regret marrying and I adore our children," Katrina said.
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Finally, after marrying a trans man, she left the label behind.
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Our grandparents were the first generation to start marrying for love.
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So, you're marrying two companies that both do the same thing.
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In marrying his victim, the rapist was restoring her family's honor.
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Forty percent end up marrying someone from outside their own group.
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There was also a lot of marrying outside of the culture.
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Lilly Smartelli dreams of marrying her best friend on Valentine's Day.
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She relinquishes her royal titles as required by marrying a foreigner.
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To them, and to Alan's father, Nathaniel, that means marrying Fanny.
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He ended up marrying her, and they had two children together.
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Loeffler and Sprecher also began a relationship, eventually marrying in 2004.
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After marrying a rich Spanish man, she was Jane del Amo.
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So he was like, 'I'm really marrying you and the organization?
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It turns out, both stars ended up marrying their childhood crushes.
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We fell in love, and were together for years before marrying.
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After marrying, Grace says, she pursued biochemistry on an amateur level.
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After marrying and apparently settling down, she became a practiced flirt.
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Gilgamesh responds by inquiring how he would profit from marrying her.
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Meghan's net worth before marrying Prince Harry was estimated at £3.5m.
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And that she has defied her family by marrying a Jew.
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The father ended up divorcing his wife and marrying the widow.
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Ivanka Trump converted to Orthodox Judaism before marrying Kushner in 2009.
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When you're richer than God and marrying a billionaire ... everything's possible.
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Cohen calculates that a white woman who reaches age 45 without marrying has a 26% chance of marrying at some later point, while a never-married black woman aged 19903 has a 49% chance of doing so.
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Which might explain why she's already vibing with (and marrying) Pete Davidson.
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Of course, marrying a prince means the style rules are slightly different.
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She said, 'I can't believe my son is marrying that horrible b––––.
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"He often said that marrying her was his greatest accomplishment," Broughton said.
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She dated Bach for almost 30 years before marrying him in 2013.
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I had to know if they were serious about marrying my son.
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"The best thing I ever did was marrying Rosalynn," Carter once said.
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Prior to marrying Barney, Judge wed Darren Vieth from 1985 to 1990.
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It's about both—marrying surface with interior to see where they connect.
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Social isolation is becoming more common partly because people are marrying later.
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Kenya has been struggling to get pregnant since marrying Daly in 2017.
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Essentially, the threat of an illegitimate child forced Khan into marrying Hayworth.
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Marrying design to innovation is cardinal, Nooyi said, to the PepsiCo brand.
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Allman's personal life also made headlines — marrying six different women, including Cher.
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But hey, she's marrying the prince of Britain — how exciting for her.
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Married couples have more sex than singletons and Americans are marrying later.
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"I'm very, very fortunate to be marrying a director," said Bellisario, 31.
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Everything happens for a reason, and now I'm marrying my best friend.
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While in high school, she was interested in marrying a seminary student.
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But hey, she's marrying the prince of Britain—how exciting for her.
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"Marrying this babe today," Spivey wrote on Instagram ahead of the nuptials.
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Empress Masako, 55, was a career diplomat before marrying him in 1993.
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So he ended up marrying a pianist and a harpist named Alice.
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He said his daughter had caused his family pain by marrying Beavers.
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" "I'm marrying a single man, and she's actually dating a married man.
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Not long after marrying the only son of Oliver Winchester in 1862,
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"I think Huma used bad judgment in marrying Anthony Weiner," she said.
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Marrying the two businesses makes a lot of sense in this regard.
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Think marrying into royalty means your days of flying commercial are over?
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No more absurd than all that attention on two people marrying, though.
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Young Americans are likelier to have children without marrying than older Americans.
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I never thought, I'm engaged to a doctor, I'm marrying a doctor.
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Prince Nikolai, however, demands that his son wait a year before marrying.
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She became a citizen 10 years later, after marrying Donald in 2005.
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Habro's done a good job marrying the new with the old here.
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"Those marrying again have hit a turning point in life," he said.
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Marrying into the demanding and overachieving Adams family was no easy thing.
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Nebraska laws prohibit anyone with any kind of venereal disease from marrying.
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"I hate the idea of your marrying," Churchill wrote to his mother.
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Nanjiani, having crossed one boundary by marrying Gordon, started to cross others.
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They moved to Long Island City in 2008, after marrying in 2007.
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And by family in Singapore, we mean one man, one woman, marrying.
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Time-Warner is a content maker, so you're marrying distribution and content.
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Millennials are going on fewer dates, having less sex and marrying later.
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That's the thing about arranged marriages—you're pretty much marrying a stranger.
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This trend of marrying later is not limited to the U.S., either.
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The pronouncement that was important was that I was marrying someone wonderful.
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It's gotta be helpful she has the Queen's blessing in marrying Harry.
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The couple met in 2013 on the beach where they are marrying.
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These women had found fame and fortune by marrying English soccer players.
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Volvo Cars has been a pioneer in marrying digital technology and automobiles.
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Wedding planning can stir up conflict between marrying couples and their parents.
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They were living in Arizona with the children after marrying in 2006.
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In the end, we conclude that her marrying another guy is fine.
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Even politicians and teachers are marrying their children off in some places.
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They have been companions ever since, marrying in 2009, Mr. Spires said.
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The couple's save-the-dates indicate that they're marrying on Monday, Sept.
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Marrying Seth and having children was the best thing I've ever done.
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Marrying Seth and having children was the best thing I've ever done.
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Why, he bitterly wonders, do today's young gay men insist on marrying?
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Women are delaying marriage and, in some instances, not marrying at all.
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One of the reason I want to prevent girls from marrying at a young age is because the girls who are marrying quickly are not able to spend their childhood and they have to stay inside the house.
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Many friends tried to talk Hillary out of marrying Bill for the sake of her political future; Ms. Wright went so far as to try to talk Bill out of marrying Hillary, for the sake of the feminist cause.
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However, 12 percent of those questioned thought someone of mixed race marrying into the royal family was bad and 25 percent would be uncomfortable with their child to having a serious relationship or marrying someone of a different race.
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"You're not asking the person to commit to marrying you, obviously," McDaniel says.
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It's a preferred practice, with some 40 percent of Saudis marrying close relatives.
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She returned to the soldier boy when he came home, ultimately marrying him.
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Thanks for marrying me Beck, I couldn't love you more if i tried!
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The look on his face suggests not, but still, he's marrying this woman.
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Alyssa Velaryon joined the Targaryen dynasty by marrying Aenys I, Aegon I's son.
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Redditor Sam_Stark theorizes that Cersei can consolidate her power by marrying Euron Greyjoy.
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Maybe it is simply the lengths to which they went to avoid marrying.
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Getting ready for a wedding is certainly different when you're marrying a prince.
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And if she were marrying a woman, that wouldn't make her a lesbian.
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For instance, Cersei didn't end up marrying the prince she was promised to.
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After marrying my husband, Timmy, we began the discussion of starting a family.
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If you've ever daydreamed about marrying a celebrity, this photo proves there's hope.
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He is taking it very seriously and admits that he regrets marrying Meadow.
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And she said, 'What is wrong with me marrying someone younger than myself?
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According to Disney, they met in the mid-1980s before marrying in 1991.
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And now, she might not even be sure about marrying him at all.
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My youngest son, Raffi, is marrying Morgan in her home state of Massachusetts.
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Millennials are also marrying later in life, keeping them with their parents longer.
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Says de Lesseps of marrying D'Agostino Jr., "It's a classic, great love story."
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IN MUCH of the world, ever fewer couples are marrying before having children.
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Many women in Africa are widowed very young after marrying much older men.
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But data suggests that women are delaying marriage, if they're marrying at all.
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"The dream of marrying is an illusion for most of them," Córdoba said.
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I am glad that I didn't get to the point of marrying him.
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She has been married for 10 months, becoming pregnant three months after marrying.
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"It makes a ton of sense," Lerer said of marrying content with distribution.
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"She added that the person she was marrying was "well-known" but "private.
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Fewer people are marrying, and more children are growing up in unstable families.
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In India, it's not culturally acceptable for couples to live together before marrying.
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She was fired just days after marrying her girlfriend of about two years.
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Back in September 2015, Tyler opened up about the possibility of marrying again.
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It's good that we're not just marrying the first person we come across.
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Before marrying Matiko, she was married to a man as his second wife.
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She was convinced he regretted marrying; he felt like he was failing her.
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In marrying Stefano, Lila thinks she is escaping the clutches of the Solaras.
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Trump's now a US citizen; she was naturalized in 2006 after marrying Donald.
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Mr. Fabiano was marrying Bryan McCalister, at right, at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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Then there's the issue of marrying again or having children with someone new.
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Marrying Bank of New York Mellon also would reduce Goldman's reliance on trading.
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Millennials are marrying later than previous generations, and with fewer nods to tradition.
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Only two women seem genuinely interested in marrying Peter, and they're both 22.
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Social Q's Our son is marrying a terrific woman this summer in Italy.
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After marrying in New York, they relocated to L.A. and started JSN Studios.
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Jo March can do many things, but marrying Laurie isn't one of them.
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Twain and Thiébaud eventually became a couple and got engaged, marrying in 2011.
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It feels intellectually unserious to concern himself with fictional people marrying one another.
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We discussed women a lot; Omar was older and keen on marrying soon.
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She lived a nontraditional life, twice marrying women and smoking cigars in public.
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What's it like, marrying your years of independent curating with working at Mocad?
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He finally divorced Princess Soamsawali in 1993, marrying his mistress a year later.
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In 2007, Zhenchao Qian of Ohio State and Daniel T. Lichter of Cornell found that over the course of the 1990s, the percentage of Asians marrying whites, and Hispanics marrying whites, fell sharply, a development they attribute to rising immigration.
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We wanted a way to marry the foods as we were marrying each other.
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As Toole and Harteis prepared to become parents, Mai said she regretted marrying Harteis.
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The novelty of a Kenyan woman marrying a Chinese man had got people's attention.
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"It's a wild feeling," Ballas tells PEOPLE of marrying Jean (née Brittany Jean Carlson).
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" Another told the star, "I hope he knows he is maRRYING US AS WELL.
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And I didn't want Ted to think I was marrying him for his money.
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Zampino and Will ended up marrying and having a child together, Trey, in 1992.
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James married and divorced young before marrying Tim, now her husband of 20 years.
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I'm marrying a New Yorker, though, so I have to get used to it!
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Robb, in marrying Talisa, unknowingly put himself on the road to the Red Wedding.
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Kotb asked what advice Pinkett Smith would give to her daughter about marrying young.
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Then, there's the reveal that Brandon is marrying a woman whose parents are conservative.
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But this time, she's marrying her knack for design with her passion for philanthropy.
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Central to the plan was remodeling stores and marrying the physical and digital experience.
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She does a super job of marrying disparate influences into a highly enjoyable track.
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What he says is that he doesn't want his daughter dating or marrying one.
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Four years after marrying, Sarah had a baby girl who lived only six weeks.
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I'm very amused by her saying "gross" when S. says she's marrying a man.
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Since marrying Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's wardrobe has taken a turn for the royal.
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By that bizarre logic, one could be white by marrying to a white person.
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Our growing approach is really leading the way, marrying biology, engineering, and data science.
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The building "lifts sprits", she said, marrying ornate Islamic geometry with indigenous English materials.
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From there it's marrying that audio with digital and laser imaging, and CGI techniques.
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Until 2013, laws forbade members of the family from marrying someone who is Catholic.
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LONDON — The idea of marrying a British prince might sound foreign to most people.
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Christmas has changed quite a bit for Mike Tindall since marrying the Queen's granddaughter.
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Millennials are also marrying later — though later weddings could lead to more expensive affairs.
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Not too many years ago, many U.S. states banned same-sex couples from marrying.
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Adam's selling the home he lived in before marrying Behati Prinsloo for $15.95 million.
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I ended up marrying my high school sweetheart, who I have two kids with.
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If marrying Troy Bolton is your lifelong dream, you might just be in luck.
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"Literally the coolest thing I've ever done, other than marrying my wife," Davis said.
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Since she's not marrying the heir to the throne, there's less pressure all around.
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"I'm so excited and happy to be marrying my best friend," Grant tells PEOPLE.
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These days, marrying a Catholic is not even a problem, so Melania is safe.
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Americans, for instance, are increasingly putting off marrying to prioritize personal and career aspirations.
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By now though, the novelty of marrying two tracks together has long worn thin.
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The Prince likes his new mute friend, but ends up marrying another princess instead.
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But on Saturday, Dan Smyers officially joined another duo — marrying longtime love Abby Law!
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They are marrying later, increasingly likely to live together informally before marriage or indefinitely.
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"I feel like I'm the luckiest guy in the world to be marrying her."
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What's also changed in my life is meeting and marrying my wife Julie [Solomon].
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Today, marrying a future emperor is the last thing any sane woman would want.
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His son followed his example in 1993, marrying Harvard-educated diplomat Crown Princess Masako.
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She dated Brody Jenner for nearly five years before marrying in Bali last year.
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How they achieved their aspirations early, marrying proper Jewish men and raising their children.
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Marrying for money, of course, still goes on, but it's not considered cutting edge.
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Birthright was a direct response to high rates of American Jews marrying non-Jews.
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Since marrying in 2014, the couple has split their time across several properties worldwide.
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Tisdale moved on a few years later, marrying musician Christopher French in September 2014.
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Americans are getting married later, divorcing more often, and cohabiting with partners without marrying.
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She learned of pan dulce after marrying her husband, a native of Morelos, Mexico.
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So some companies are marrying the two ideas and hunkering down at the gym.
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West was asked by Sorkin how he handled marrying into such a successful family.
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One of the biggest challenges of marrying the two is managing inventory and returns.
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She attended Shorter College (now Shorter University) in Rome, Ga., before marrying Mort Lloyd.
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We can't point fingers or continue the horrific history of marrying pandemics to racism.
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Then, in the late 19th century, something changed, and people stopped marrying their cousins.
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Just who did Tom think he was marrying when he got together with Shiv?
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He took heart in learning he would be marrying a generous and kind couple.
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In 2013, her creative team quit over an editorial edict preventing her from marrying.
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The entire family was "all marrying each other," Vogue reported, paraphrasing Joe and Jill.
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To top off the scandal, the spouses they divorced ended up marrying each other.
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Katherine Schwarzenegger is still over the moon three months after marrying husband Chris Pratt.
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Rachel (Aniston) thought marrying rich would make her happy -- and realized that it wouldn't.
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Then she shared some incorrect nonsense about Chelsea Clinton marrying into the Soros family.
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Born into poverty, she trained and worked as a teacher before marrying at 20.
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She was unconventional: Before marrying, she had already adopted two children on her own.
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This marrying couple may want to have some say over who attends their nuptials.
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The marrying of my long, sweaty runs with my mother's work on the mat.
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She's the second Japanese princess in two years to announce she's marrying a nonroyal.
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Barack Obama's campaign was credited with successfully marrying those two approaches, especially in 2012.
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The first two were marrying his wife and visiting Israel ("Even though I'm Christian").
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"She's marrying Daniel Wasta, who's my political director," the White House hopeful added playfully.
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I asked her if she would ever think of marrying a man like Trump.
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His parents, Francis and Winifred (Tierney) McDonagh had immigrated separately from Ireland before marrying.
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One week after marrying fiancé Christian Huff on her family's Louisiana farm on Nov.
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The actor has also started a family, marrying actress Marie Zielcke in May 2004.
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"Participants who reported primarily inheriting or marrying into wealth reported less happiness," says Donnelly.
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But the couple said they were now having second thoughts about marrying so soon.
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And there was no doubt she was marrying a farmer on their wedding day.
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Five years in, Cocoran's boyfriend and business partner announced he was marrying her secretary.
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"No daughter of mine is marrying a robot and that's final!" a father exclaims.
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She lived with her parents and brothers before marrying a clerk in a bakery.
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After marrying Ms. Moulton in 1981, he was pulled into her family's Christmas celebrations.
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"It allows people to go from dating us to marrying us," Mr. White said.
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Today, Mickey would just go to Bennington and wind up marrying that hunky fireman.
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This one will involve Princess Beatrice, who is marrying a property tycoon next year.
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Tunisia is regarded as a leader for women's rights in the region, with gains in 2017 that lifted a ban on Muslim women marrying non-Muslim men, and an end to a law that let rapists escape punishment by marrying their victims.
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"It's as close as you can get to marrying art and science," boasts Mr Harbath.
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His family pressured him into marrying a woman who he'd only known for two weeks.
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One solution is avoiding marrying relatives, which is a significant factor leading to genetic disorders.
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Under Japan's current Imperial Household Law, women marrying a commoner must lose their royal status.
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They're divorcing less, partly because they're marrying later if they marry at all, experts say.
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And then there was this: She told Paulette she was marrying her long-lost love.
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Soon after, Johnson said, Paulette told her she was marrying her long-lost love, too.
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"The actual best part of that day was marrying my best friend," she told ABC.
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I think that every woman who gets married thinks that they are marrying their prince.
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King married twice, marrying trumpet player Tony Fruscella when she was only 17 years old.
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And until 2013, laws forbade members of the family from marrying someone who is Catholic.
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Probably not, but a biracial American divorcée marrying into the royal family is certainly notable.
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Marrying Mark, surrounded by my closest friends and family, has fulfilled that little girl's dream!
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You now have to deal with the moral reckoning of marrying a 15-year-old.
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He and his wife Sonni Pacheco divorced in 2015 after marrying just the year before.
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Melania has expanded her portfolio to include business ventures of her own since marrying Trump.
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When the host said yes, Keaton jokingly said she was planning on marrying Tatum anyway.
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"Since marrying Jim, Reese is transformed," a source close to the actress previously told PEOPLE.
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Harry's father Prince Charles was himself divorced from Princess Diana before marrying Camilla in 2005.
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At the time, she even convinced herself that she would wind up marrying a man.
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She'd go on to become the first lady of France after marrying president Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Marnie (Allison Williams) is finally marrying the barely tolerable man-child Desi (Ebon Moss-Bachrach).
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Kim Kardashian West thought of herself as a more independent woman before marrying Kanye West.
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Debbie once dreamt of becoming a singer and marrying a man who would serenade her.
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But Mr Swan hopes to pull off the tricky task of marrying ambition with discipline.
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After marrying an American (whom she later divorced) she lost her royal title in 1972.
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Much of their work, she says, involves marrying Muslims and non-Muslims of either gender.
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Finally, will the understanding beauty he is marrying allow him to check his cell phone?
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Upon marrying an American (whom she later divorced) she lost her royal title in 1972.
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The ex-wife keeps the mahr, the gift which the man gives her on marrying.
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The marrying classes have become ever better at picking partners who are similar to them.
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It was an immediate fit, marrying her knowledge of dance with an eye for movement.
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Meghan Markle shows off her ring after marrying Prince Harry on Saturday, May 19, 2018.
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Annalise's way is certainly easier on Connor (Falahee) than Simon marrying Oliver would have been.
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Three years before his death, Burt Reynolds expressed his regret at marrying actress Loni Anderson.
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I never really thought about the possibility of marrying Brad Pitt, but now who knows!
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"He says he is marrying data analytics with creativity to design prestige product," Cramer explained.
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Before marrying Charlene in 1984, Conway was married to Mary Anne Dalton from 1961-78.
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Overall, the number of men and women marrying by older ages has remained virtually unchanged.
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Marrying Beryl first off and then the sense or good fortune to buy our bungalow.
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It was not a bad idea when you were marrying someone 20 years your junior.
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Ok, so first off, I know you must think I'm crazy for marrying a stranger.
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His new job included marrying Margaery, which meant a more age-appropriate actor was needed.
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There isn't much precedent when it comes to foreigners marrying into the British royal family.
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Meanwhile, Roy provided little encouragement and was negative about dating and marrying her, Breggin said.
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GTFO: Going To Fight OrthodoxyROTFL: Really Offensive Towards Fathers & LaityJFC: Just fully constipatedLMAO: Luther's Marrying?
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To say marrying George Clooney changed Amal Clooney's life, is a bit of an understatement.
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For the South Asian American diaspora, music presents a unique way of marrying multiple cultures.
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"After marrying my husband, Timmy, we began the discussion of starting a family," Port wrote.
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Identical twin sisters Brittany and Briana Deane have long dreamed of marrying identical twin brothers.
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Before marrying Ms. Lowe, he expressed his reluctance to (literally) put a ring on it.
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And it's her dressed based on who she's marrying and who she wants to be.
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She was days away from marrying Jimmy Fennell, a local rookie cop, when she died.
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The maharajah later made international headlines by marrying and divorcing two Americans in a row.
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Markle was reportedly baptized at the palace's Chapel Royal before marrying Prince Harry last year.
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Americans, in large numbers, still do not want atheists teaching their children, or marrying them.
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But that night, he was afraid to even look at the woman he was marrying.
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Marrying Randall means both she and her unborn child will have money, status and opportunity.
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She had gained the keys to Cliveden upon marrying the American-born Briton Waldorf Astor.
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Norma Jean bounced around foster homes before marrying a neighbor, James Dougherty, at age 16.
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You've already imagined her marrying someone else who wants to raise a child with her.
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Before marrying Murdoch in 1999, she quit her post, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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What's she going to say when she learns that her son is marrying Hester Prynne?
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After marrying Ms. Gardner in 19703, however, he threw himself wholeheartedly into Giorgio Beverly Hills.
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She claims to respect hip-hop and Black culture because she's marrying a Black man.
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After marrying an American woman, Valiente moved to the U.S. in 2006, settling in Tampa.
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Since June, they've been marrying static art to animations submitted from all over the planet.
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Kate Middleton was only invited to the Royal Ascot after marrying Prince William in 2011.
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The opportunity is marrying the best software in the industry with some very powerful data.
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Neither of J.'s parents could even think of her marrying somebody who wasn't Indian.
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It was the greatest expedition of my 20s next to marrying my husband, Gunnar Larson.
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Many members of that large generation are now in their 30s, marrying and having children.
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Warren's mother had been a clerk in the New York public school system before marrying.
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Conversely, what is the mainstay gift on your shopping list for marrying friends and family?
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For generations, Japanese women were expected to quit their jobs after marrying or having children.
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Both say they needed tools to deal with conflict and both caution against marrying young.
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Ms. Anspach suggested that Ms. Bickmore hold off on marrying him until she turned 60.
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The social-science literature suggests that Americans are increasingly marrying and socializing within political tribes.
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It includes a section on "hypergamy," or what used to be known as marrying up.
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They began dating in 2004 before getting engaged in 2007 and marrying in early 2009.
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Contrary to some claims, marrying at an older age generally lowers the risk of divorce.
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Years later, after mastering the language, he ended up marrying the daughter of a chief.
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"When I married my husband I said, 'You're marrying my father too,'" Ms. Boyd recalled.
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For some Filipinos, the quest to assimilate into Israeli society has included marrying Israeli men.
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After marrying a tree planter in Boca Grande, Grace "retired" (quotation marks hers) from anthropology.
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These actions include going to school or marrying a United States citizen, the newspaper said.
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In fact, before marrying Wade, Union was the one who insisted they get a prenup.
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It has been critiqued for marrying its racier content with young starlets on its covers.
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Warren has done a good job of marrying her policy-oriented approach to her populism.
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Watson's father traveled from New Mexico to try to talk her out of marrying him.
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He began to exercise total authority over relationships, starting by marrying many of his stepmothers.
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There was talk of Rawan marrying her younger cousin, a boy still in high school.
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Markle regularly shared her favourite recipes on The Tig before marrying Prince Harry in 2018.
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If you're marrying soon, here are eight wellness products for your wedding day survival kit.
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Similarly, Cruz is better than Trump at marrying anti-establishment authenticity to orthodox conservative policies.
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She kept fantasizing about marrying him, to the point where she thought she was Mrs.
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Barring same-sex couples from marrying violated the right to be treated equally, the court concluded.
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Nearly two weeks after marrying husband Karl Cook, Kaley Cuoco is still on a wedding high.
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After being diagnosed in July, McCain told PEOPLE that his daughter marrying Ben Domenech on Nov.
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" After marrying Bale, she told People, "Being married is like having somebody permanently in your corner.
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And Cooper told Stern that his first failed marriage hadn't dissuaded him from every marrying again.
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After being diagnosed in July, McCain told PEOPLE that his daughter marrying Ben Domenech on Nov.
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Lambert has found love on her own, marrying NYPD officer Brendan McLoughlin following a whirlwind romance.
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Marrying a US citizen or permanent resident makes you eligible to apply for a green card.
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So even though millennials are, overall, marrying later, affording the wedding on their own is difficult.
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It is his attempt to dehumanise queer people by equating their relationships to people marrying animals.
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Marrying Kanye West only seemed to up her style game with neutral colors and unique shoes.
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Justin Bieber still has a huge a—tattoo of Selena Gomez and he's marrying someone else.
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They are prohibited from marrying outside their communities and are precluded from working in many professions.
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Some of this is a long-term shift toward marrying and having children later in life.
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Prior to marrying Ron, Valerie competed in the Miss Florida competition in 1981 while representing Miami.
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Despite President Bolsonaro's threat, the LGBTQ community is still marrying and proving that love trumps hate.
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It was, of course, the "Suits" season finale, and she was marrying her on-show fiancé.
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Mr. Urdangarin, a former Olympic handball player, became Duke of Palma upon marrying Cristina in 1997.
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Johansson and her ex-husband Romain Dauriac finalized their divorce in September after marrying in 2013.
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The pair first started dating in 2011, getting engaged a year later and marrying in 2013.
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Given the history of British monarchical marriages, that Prince Harry is marrying Markle is quite remarkable.
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Minerva's mother was named "Isobel Ross," and later "Isobel McGonagall" after marrying the muggle Robert McGonagall.
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But financial aid experts say if students are marrying for tuition reasons, it's not happening often.
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Berger and Gall began a romance, marrying in 1974, and welcoming their first child in 1976.
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American women are marrying later and later, if they are even choosing the marry at all.
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" She added: "Who knew if you make my chicken you could end up marrying a prince?
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Now it's products like Nest and cars where entrepreneurs are marrying innovative hardware with innovative software.
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Since marrying her husband, Melania has also been active with charities, including the American Red Cross.
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Bob and Barbara fell in love on their very first date, marrying two years after meeting.
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But the Fold does an admirable job marrying Samsung's hardware expertise with a new form factor.
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Malawi raised the legal marrying age from 15 to 18 last year, making child marriage illegal.
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And last year, a law allowing rapists to escape prosecution by marrying their victims was scrapped.
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So, after marrying Richard, Amber is going to be an old-school queen: Dripping with power.
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So yes, it's more a collectible item marrying good music, and artwork, and a pleasing aesthetic.
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Ya know, all that "partner in crime, so happy to be marrying my best friend" shit.
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When an ex posts that they're engaged, know for sure they're marrying someone better than you.
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Not so with pornography—you cannot legitimize pornography by marrying a person, no matter their age.
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Not marrying Jay gave me a false sense of control, as though I was in charge.
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The Church of England changed its rule on the re-marrying of divorced people in church.
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Naruhito's wife, Empress Masako, began a career as a diplomat before marrying into the royal family.
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Polygamy, the practice of marrying more than one person, is a crime in all 50 states.
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The actress is marrying producer Brad Falchuk in the Hamptons on Saturday, multiple sources tell PEOPLE.
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I've never been happier, I couldn't wishing for a better 50th birthday present than marrying Luann.
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Schlafly had six children after marrying a wealthy man a decade and a half her senior.
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Within weeks of marrying Cuspert, Greene, 20153, seemed to realize she had made a terrible mistake.
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Karlie Kloss doesn't have to be accepting of the Trumps just because she's marrying a Kushner.
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We should all give her a break and let her enjoy marrying the man she loves.
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The O'Bannon case is the greatest thing I've every done other than marrying [my wife] Pam.
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From there it's marrying that audio with digital and laser imaging, CGI techniques and spectacular showmanship.
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Ivanka Trump, who is the president's eldest daughter, converted to Judaism before marrying Kushner in 2009.
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He blackmails her into marrying him, then forces himself on her when she refuses his advances.
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The Krone tabloid said she is marrying entrepreneur Wolfgang Meilinger at a vineyard in Styria province.
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Marrying tax reform and infrastructure investment is a smart way to invest in the American economy.
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"The marrying of these two industries is going to create a lot of opportunities," Sopko said.
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She gave $2,000 to her daughter, who was marrying her girlfriend of eight years in Jamaica.
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In medieval times, the only thing women could do aside from marrying was join a convent.
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"The joke is that Americans are the most marrying people in the world," Dr. Celello says.
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Because she has his job and lives in his house and, confusingly, is marrying Christina's ex?
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I wrote half of that record about her, but then she ended up marrying Duff McKagan.
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Gay men and women are increasingly coming out and not marrying, according to the two photographers.
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Like Evita, Tamara could be accused of sleeping — and marrying — her way into fame and fortune.
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"You know you've made when people are making up who you're marrying," the actor told Moss.
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But instead, she agrees to stay engaged to the guy, instead of marrying him right then.
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Several years later Suleiman stunned the population by marrying Roxelana, thus making her a free woman.
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Marrying him was a political act, and sponsoring him for a visa is a devotional act.
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Laing's Kathy, although she is marrying, remains a wild child, committed to little except her instincts.
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"The value will come from marrying industry knowledge with technology," said Mr. Olsen of Drive Capital.
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Heidi Klum is making her first red carpet appearance since marrying Tom Kaulitz a memorable one.
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This sounds so stupid, but it felt like a wedding, even though I wasn't marrying anybody.
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"One of the children of slaves is marrying a royal whose forerunners sanctioned slavery," she said.
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" Now many couples live together before marrying, he said, adding, "Our generation should create new traditions.
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Prior to marrying Ron, Valerie competed in the Miss Florida competition in 1981 while representing Miami.
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Law and tradition dictate that the princess, by marrying a commoner, will become a commoner herself.
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So I felt like marrying the portraits with more news photography; it felt like a balance.
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Marrying a US citizen would not help if someone: Committed a crime after receiving DACA status.
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A friendship developed between the two, and they began dating after graduation, marrying in July 2017.
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It's furnished with polished wood, marble, velvet banquettes and big mirrors, marrying Art Deco with Modernism.
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She escaped by marrying a nice, odd, rich younger man, with whom she'd been secretly engaged.
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She lived in Hollywood with a Chinese cinematographer, but anti-miscegenation statutes prevented them from marrying.
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The issue of ordaining and marrying LGBTQ people has been contentious within the denomination for decades.
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This is what Elizabeth is marrying into and what she will support, wholeheartedly, as Mrs. Darcy.
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A daughter rebels by marrying an out-of-work loser to save him from the draft.
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According to the report, Greene realized she had made a mistake just weeks after marrying Cuspert.
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He lived there, with his parents, until he moved out in 1933 after marrying Eleanor Twitchell.
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And because women are marrying and having babies later, they spend more time pursuing careers first.
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It resembles a tubular rocket, marrying elements of trans-Atlantic rowboat craft and a standard SUP.
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The court ruled that current laws preventing people of the same gender from marrying are unconstitutional.
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Frugal couples go to great lengths to cut costs, marrying in tree houses or in caves.
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Peralta said that listening to music in English and marrying an American woman were also beneficial.
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I really think that marrying yourself is the best thing you can do for yourself, really.
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When she told him she was marrying someone else, he threatened to kill her, she said.
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Cersei, once excited by the prospect of marrying Robert, grows resentful of him over the years.
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"His favorite phrase was that the only mistake he ever made was marrying her," Flett said.
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"Just the fact that she's done so many great things in our world and that now she's marrying Prince Harry - marrying a prince from a different country, and she's not royal, it's, like, such an honor to do that," said Ashley Stoneburner, 12, in the sixth grade.
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From Cinderella to Kate Middleton, fictional and real-life fairy tales have told of women marrying up.
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"Marrying a non-Jew is not what the education system wishes to endorse," a ministry official said.
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The palace announced that Meghan intends to become a citizen of the United Kingdom after marrying Harry.
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Christine says she was "shocked" when she learned her daughter, 19, would be marrying Antonio Padron, 22.
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In marrying Archibald, she gave up her position as Queen regent, which required her to be unmarried.
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You know the stories about how close Nobel Prize-winning physicist Erwin Schrödinger came to never marrying?
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So it was weird to marry that guy, my father couldn't believe it, 'You're marrying a Giant?!
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If you want to know the truth, marrying Jet feels like the only thing left to do.
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A number of startups are tackling the challenge of marrying these trends, each from a different angle.
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She had an explosive love affair with singer Paul Simon — marrying in 1983, divorcing a year later.
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A 2015 law, passed under pressure from Buddhist nationalists, prevents the Rohingya from marrying without a license.
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Earlier this month, PEOPLE exclusively revealed the two had separated after marrying in a surprise ceremony December.
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Rather, he counterposed abstraction to what he called "the concrete", while marrying the modern to the primitive.
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He tweeted a picture of himself officiating the ceremony, saying he was "proud" of marrying the couple.
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Shortly after marrying, the couple escaped to Paris at the height of the Russian Revolution in 1917.
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"And, please, be very careful about marrying if you have serious concerns about the other's financial situation."
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Love Plus is the game which initially sparked all the "men marrying video games" articles mentioned above.
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He's lost her; she can't stay with him; she's attached to someone else; she's marrying someone else.
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He may be Ali's brother, but hey, at least Aria wouldn't be marrying her former English teacher.
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It's been a validating experience to realize we're certainly marrying the right person, because we're best friends.
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Instead of marrying or entering a convent, she dresses as a man and sets out for adventure.
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But in the meantime, Black women are usually stuck marrying below their station in terms of income.
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In 2009, the percentage of women marrying in America dropped below 50% for the first time ever.
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On Saturday this dream will come true for Meghan Markle, an American woman marrying Britain's Prince Harry.
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Marrying a woman, Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), and having relationship issues with another woman, Shae (Sibel Kekilli).
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"I finally talked her into marrying me," Gilbert, 33, responded, joking that it only took 13 years.
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These days most of her clients are marrying for the first time and invite dozens of people.
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After marrying her husband, a trans man, she found herself suddenly passing for a straight, Texan mom.
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Isabella Cruise continues to keep a low profile nearly five months after marrying her husband, Max Parker.
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She said she was coerced into marrying an ISIS fighter, and three months later he was killed.
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Their spouses are most likely not marrying them for their Cuisinarts, nor for their savvy culinary shortcuts.
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The way things are going, Bette Midler will soon be marrying into the Kardashian/Jenner/West family.
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Nicollette Sheridan has filed for divorce six months after secretly marrying husband Aaron Phypers in December 2015.
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Coontz documents how marrying for love and expecting sexual fidelity for life is a fairly modern concept.
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Many in the region, though, simply do not know of the risks of marrying a family member.
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Marrying two of Nike's signature pieces of sneaker tech is an additional instance of old meets new.
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I am marrying the absolute love of my life in front of my closest family and friends.
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His daughter, Ivanka Trump, converted to Judaism before marrying husband Jared Kusher, an Orthodox Jew, in 2009.
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Because Jane was a virgin until marrying Michael, she never acted on any purely sexual desires before.
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Katie Holmes, Dawson Creek's Joey Potter, shot to instant fame after marrying, and subsequently divorcing, Tom Cruise.
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Greene, 38, returned to the US within weeks of marrying Cuspert and began cooperating with federal authorities.
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Malik, from Pakistan, arguably came to the U.S. after marrying Farook specifically to carry out an attack.
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" It concludes, "Rich men are marrying rich women, creating doubly rich households for them and their children.
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Before marrying and later divorcing rapper Wiz Khalifa in 2014, she dated Kanye West for two years.
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I started that service prior to marrying my wife and the births of our three beloved children.
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Marrying another gay person has long been a way for queers in Chechnya to create a life.
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Miley Cyrus' parents are still shutting down rumors that she's planning on marrying Liam Hemsworth anytime soon.
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Under Oklahoma law, marrying a close relative is considered incest whether the relationship is sexual or not.
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If your parents haven't coerced you into marrying, then it's the gossip that surrounds you that will.
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Despite what happened to Amal, he says it won't stop him from marrying off his younger daughters.
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The election of 2017 is about reconciling Germany with globalization, and marrying progressive politics to conservative positions.
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Name Withheld Your worry that this woman could be marrying a con artist is a legitimate one.
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Marrying was almost the only option left available to her, given she's not on the royal payroll.
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Before marrying Kris, Caitlyn, 66, was wed to Linda Thompson – who Foster, 66, then married in 1991.
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Even though I'm marrying a man, I identify as bi, and this is a queer work panel.
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Of course, for future marrying couples, it can also help to learn from others' mistakes or misfortunes.
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Some women end up marrying quickly, without the long term dating and cohabitation common in the West.
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Virginia when the court decided that the 14th Amendment prohibits states from banning interracial couples from marrying.
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Increased rates of cohabitation paired with couples marrying older meant they already had many of these items.
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I am marrying the man of my dreams, Quinton Beck, at the Princeton University Chapel this afternoon.
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Also, her lack of interest in marrying Euron Greyjoy could lose her one of her only allies.
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So Negan ended up "marrying" Sherry — an act Sherry herself proposed so that Negan wouldn't kill Dwight.
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As a teenager, the Scottish queen had no interest in marrying a boy three years her junior.
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If your sister is marrying you, she's so nervous about her performance she's only thinking about herself.
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Now marrying strangers, which he does about 150 times a year, is his primary source of income.
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" As Siegel notes, "the hardest part of succeeding as a luxury brand is marrying exclusivity to distribution.
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She became a truck driver seven years ago, after marrying her current husband, her high-school sweetheart.
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And to advice columnists like Ayawawa, who can detail the techniques for dating and marrying a man.
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It does this by marrying the visual image data captured by street cars with accurate positioning data.
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But some millennials aren't marrying at all — an estimated 25% of millennials are unlikely to ever marry.
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Lange and Taylor fell in love and divorced their spouses, marrying while on assignment in New Mexico.
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Unlike the traditional depiction of Sleeping Beauty, Aurora wears the crown but skipped over the marrying step.
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After marrying Khin, a woman of Karen ethnicity, he opts to be counted as a Karen himself.
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"I want you to forgive me for marrying you at such a young age," he told Kafa.
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After being pardoned, she worked for South Korea's National Intelligence Service before marrying one of her bodyguards.
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After college, he tried for careers in the music and fashion industries, marrying Ms. Mellon in 2000.
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When she was released, she was barred from marrying and denied a career as a kindergarten teacher.
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You can through it better than your — [mother] Why, she just said she's marrying Desmond in jail.
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Marrying the two is a skill that can take a lifetime of practice and learning by example.
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For us commoners, it's hard to imagine how life might change after marrying into the royal family.
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I eat my Hello Fresh meal, watch Marrying Millions (D got me hooked on this Lifetime series).
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In 2014, Morocco repealed a provision that allowed convicted rapists to evade punishment by marrying their victims.
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According to ProPublica, Marie went on to become a long-haul trucker, eventually marrying and having kids.
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Abuse and pregnancy A majority of child marriages in the United States involve girls marrying adult men.
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It's partly jealousy, she explained, and partly the idea of so many big shots marrying each other.
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His big break came when he befriended Bahia's then-governor Antonio Carlos Magalhães, marrying his daughter Tereza.
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Volatility sellers reap cheap and fleeting gains, which he compares to speeding, obesity and marrying for money.
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Ally Burguieres herself has received piles of fan art, including one drawing of Sesame marrying the Babadook.
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I'd personally take eating leftovers in my sweatpants with my husband any day over marrying him again.
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How will that affect Jon's chances of sitting on the Iron Throne and / or marrying his aunt Daenerys?
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Phil dreams of marrying Edith, and the pair of them upping sticks and moving abroad to the sunshine.
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They divorced in 1951, with Frank famously marrying actress Ava Gardner just weeks after the papers were signed.
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"Y'all should be worrying more about registering to vote and midterm elections than who's marrying me," she wrote.
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"Knowing my best friend is marrying the love of her life makes me so unbelievably happy," she said.
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After meeting and marrying her ex-husband 40 years ago, she followed him home to his native Australia.
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"Knowing my best friend is marrying the love of her life makes me so unbelievably happy," she says.
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"After 10 years of friendship and 11 months of courtship I am marrying my best friend," she gushed.
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Maleficent loves "Beastie," as she still calls her, but isn't so thrilled about her marrying a, well, human.
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Like Princess Victoria before her, Margaret already had sights on another man years before marrying Antony Armstrong-Jones.
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Their romance got Kate expelled, and Sophie renounced her to stay enrolled, eventually graduating and marrying a man.
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Simpson promptly asked Whitley out on a date himself—and wound up marrying her a few years later.
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He disapproves of men and women shaking hands, promotes marrying young, and chides Muslims who wear "skintight" clothes.
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In fact, they trick Baoyu into marrying another cousin, with the help of the traditional opaque bridal veil.
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The "No Tears Left To Cry" singer is allegedly planning on marrying the Saturday Night Live cast member.
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Many argued the piece was xenophobic and racist in its portrayal of South Asian women marrying Western men.
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The couple recently opened up in separate interviews about their relationship, revealing both had considered marrying the other.
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Five days after marrying Karl Cook in 2018, Cuoco had a hospital "honeymoon" as she underwent shoulder surgery.
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Bella said she was afraid she would lose her sense of individuality and self-identity after marrying Cena.
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Marrying into the royal family is difficult coming from an American background which is a completely different culture.
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Despite the vicissitudes of landslides, family emergencies and communicating via a language app, the couple end up marrying.
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Meghan, who is American, had plans to become a U.K. citizen after marrying Harry, the palace previously said.
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Melania moved to the U.S. in 1996, and became a citizen in 2006, one year after marrying Donald.
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The goal was to create Europe's first modern Chinatown, marrying Chinese culture with City of London-like architecture.
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MARRYING TOO young has lifelong effects, on a girl's body as much as on her education and career.
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"Maybe if that person stopped, I'd be marrying my Randy, my best friend, the love of my life."
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"The daughter knew for a fact" she was marrying her own mother, a police spokesperson previously told PEOPLE.
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He's been focused on his future as he prepares for prison, marrying college sweetheart Lauren Pesce on Nov.
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After meeting and marrying Jeff in New York in the '90s, Mackenzie Bezos became an early Amazon employee.
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And I had to say this in a position where I, from the art world, am marrying Kim.
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Though Princess Ubolratana technically renounced her royal titles after marrying an American, she remains linked to the family.
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Local agents accused of luring poor families into marrying their daughters to Chinese men have also been arrested.
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Of course, I was against it because it felt like marrying a brother, but my aunt wouldn't listen.
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Both Middleton and Markle joined the foundation after marrying into the royal family, in 2009 and 2018, respectively.
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Son James, 30, recently had a wedding of his own, marrying longtime love, artist Anoushka Sharma last September.
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My parents met in Southern California on a blind date in 1952, eventually marrying and raising four children.
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Karla is alive now, she ended up marrying her lawyer's cousin, which to me is greasy and weird.
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Of course, Markle, 36, is getting a fairy-tale ending: She's marrying Prince Harry, 33, on May 19.
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"It's going to be so awesome," says Marie, who jokingly adds she's looking forward to marrying Hayes, 24.
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One of the many challenges of this project is marrying the various layers of awareness and activity together.
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Last year the supreme court ruled that state laws preventing homosexuals from marrying violate constitutional protections against discrimination.
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"Each speaks to the idea of marrying unexpected elements to create something truly beautiful and unique," says Driver.
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The truth was you dated someone for two to three years and then tricked them into marrying you.
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She does, however, remember that Grace disapproved of her son's marrying Jeanne, whom she believed was beneath him.
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We are running the risk of forgetting how important the relationship and the person we are marrying is.
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Given just weeks to live, he fulfilled his dying wish of marrying his high school sweetheart on Sunday.
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They each end up marrying someone from a similar background yet they continue their affair for four decades.
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But meeting Pollock, moving in with him (in 21972), and marrying him (in 21977) radically reset her course.
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Heather Graham played Jade, a stripper and escort who ends up marrying Stu during a drunken night out.
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They point to his close relationship with daughter Ivanka, who converted to Judaism after marrying businessman Jared Kushner.
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Anyone age 21 or older would also be prohibited from marrying a child who was 15 or 16.
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Angelina is marrying Chris Larangeira on November 20 ... and she picked the perfect place for her last hurrah.
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That film was a revolution in marrying humor with absolutely terrifying new spectacles, and its cast remains unbeatable.
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Examples abound of jihadists marrying a sister or daughter to another jihadist family in order to build alliances.
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A year after they met Sessions divorced his wife of 27 years, marrying Diebel a year after that.
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And I hope my wedding vows to whoever I end up marrying is as legit as this song.
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By then, Mom was jabbering on about who's marrying whom, being glib about my friends' massive life decisions.
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She graduated from Clairemont High School before briefly becoming a flight attendant and then marrying attorney Robert Kardashian.
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He says it's not true, and that he isn't really too surprised that she's marrying someone like Rob.
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"When they do get around to marrying, they've already lived in a household with two names," Scheuble said.
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After marrying George Backer in 123, Ms. de Groot's mother was known as Evie Backer or Eve Backer.
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"I thank my lucky stars every day — I definitely hit the jackpot" in marrying Dr. Lewison, he said.
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And not once was there a disapproving glance at the bride-to-be for marrying an incarcerated man.
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Mr. Roberts Marrying the right person is the single most important decision you'll ever make in your life.
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Naturally, they didn't like each other even then, for Rollo helped stop his sister Margery from marrying Ned.
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She'd like to forgive him, as she believes the Sabine women forgave their Roman rapists in marrying them.
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Now, they're dating someone they can see themselves marrying, but they haven't quite figured out that proposal plan.
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The next year he sealed his reputation as a glamorous highflier by marrying the film actress Leslie Caron.
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He felt tremendous anxiety that he might be enacting racial insecurity, somehow "marrying out," deserting his authentic self.
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I tried everything I could think of to make myself straight, including marrying a man and having children.
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Her character closed the series by marrying her love interest on the show Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams).
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The family of his teenage love rejected him after he was blinded, marrying the girl to someone else.
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His wife, whose only crime was marrying "The Donald," had her whole reputation smeared by the spin doctors.
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"This is the ultimate dream marrying those principles with technology, which runs through their veins," Schiffer pointed out.
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"A girl must marry for love, and keep on marrying until she finds it," Ms. Gabor once said.
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Simpson sought a divorce from her husband, and the British government advised the new king against marrying her.
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As a woman marrying a man next year, I have to believe that such a world could exist.
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And with Prince Harry marrying Meghan Markle next year, tour groups and other companies are ready to capitalize.
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We didn't find any record of Shawn marrying Kimberly Jones and, obviously, Keaton has his mom's last name.
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Hollis Kam, a vice president for human resources at Times Square Alliance, has been marrying couples since 2013.
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After marrying Barbara Sklar in 22019, he saw to it that his mother had the apartment next door.
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Claire confirms that Frank loved another woman, and that he was planning on marrying her before his untimely death.
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They kept up the pace in the months that followed, becoming engaged in July 2014 and marrying that December.
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It's a bewildering approach for BioWare, a studio that has such a rich history of marrying story and gameplay.
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The idea that marrying someone, anyone, is going to help—and conservatives push this all the time—is wrong.
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Analysts have predicted that some 24 million Chinese men of marrying age will find themselves lacking wives by 2020.
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The Real Housewives of Dallas star, 51, is marrying longtime boyfriend Rich Emberlin, 56, on April 27 in Texas.
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His daughter, Ivanka converted to Judaism before marrying his loved and respected orthodox Jewish son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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Chance The Rapper is officially living his best life after marrying his childhood sweetheart Kirsten Corley over the weekend.
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Since marrying NBA player Dwyane Wade nearly three years ago, Gabrielle Union's holidays now involve one key activity: basketball.
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Offscreen, Zellweger, now 49, dated Jim Carrey and Jack White before marrying country singer Kenny Chesney in May 2005.
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It was only a couple of months into engagement before I wondered if I was marrying the wrong woman.
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"Since marrying Jim, Reese is transformed," a source close to the star told PEOPLE after five years of marriage.
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Lebanon rape law Lawmakers made moves to dump a law that let rapists avoid punishment by marrying their victims.
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Speaking after Obama, Garland called his nomination "the greatest honor of my life," next to marrying his wife, Lynn.
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Marrying form and function, they reveal how a decidedly utilitarian object can be transformed into something inspirational and new.
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Since marrying Cibrian in 2011, Rimes has become a stepmom to her husband's boys — Mason, 13, and Jake, 9.
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Of course she's not over being Typhoid Mary, and of course, she tries to warn Wilson off marrying him.
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Sophie Turner, star of Game of Thrones, is marrying Joe Jonas, and it's going to be a big investment.
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And those who succeed on the basis of merit are marrying other winners and hoarding the best educational opportunities.
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It was unheard of for Hindu widows to live alone and many ended up marrying their brothers-in-law.
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Brittany Cartwright felt like a princess on her wedding day, marrying longtime love Jax Taylor in an actual palace.
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Likely, the instance of an actress marrying a royalty that immediately comes to mind is that of Grace Kelly.
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This July, Lifetime will feature six real-life couples on the new docuseries Marrying Millions, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.
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Instead, marrying this music and libretto with these photographs sentimentalizes their depicted sexuality, so much as to neuter it.
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In "Wedding Videography," the gang attends a long-running side character's wedding and inadvertently reveals he's marrying his cousin.
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Since they are marrying at St. George's Chapel, the church's choir — The Choir of St George's Chapel — will perform.
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Julie, 40, says she struggled to conceive for nearly five years after marrying her husband, Lance, 39, in 43.
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Also, I say as ambassador to the United States, it&aposs wonderful that Prince Harry is marrying an American.
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After marrying actor and musician Francis "Coyote" Shivers in 28, their relationship came to a dramatic end in 216.
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"I think the secret is to like the person you're marrying, not just love them, like them," she says.
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Sure I wanted to meet him and date him I thought about marrying this man when he got home.
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In the early years, she says, most of her clients were middle-aged and marrying for the second time.
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Speaking of children, why is it that Tolstoy, and so many other devoted artists, insisted on marrying and reproducing?
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Another farmer boasts of marrying a second wife thanks to the extra money he is earning from growing rice.
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The marrying classes of the West are building unions as resilient as the dutiful ones found in poorer countries.
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The future of the financial services industry, Brands pitch to Schwimmer went, was in marrying trading and data offerings.
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That girlfriend was happy to go along with it because she loved him and didn't want him marrying me.
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The ministry also recommends that young adults get tested for the trait before marrying and having children, he said.
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It was a lie, but my mother bought it and dropped the idea of marrying me off to him.
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Shouldn't she go easy on herself for marrying Negan, since not doing so would have gotten Dwight immediately killed?
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Upon arrival, our BFF heroes realize Ellen is marrying a man who looks like a smaller version of Arnold.
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On her 18th birthday, Curcio took her to Las Vegas, she said, where he coerced her into marrying him.
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The actress originally bought the property for $1.725 million in 2002, and resided there long before marrying Adams, 41.
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See, he wasn't actually interested in marrying Jillian Harris but instead came on the show to promote his music.
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The couple was only married for a year, and they had an ironclad prenup before marrying in June 2015.
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But in 2010, it's now like half of Republicans don't want their child marrying a Democrat, and vice versa.
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Louise Mensch is experienced in three areas: Writing chick lit, marrying famous music managers, and quitting a political career.
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Over the weekend, Zosia Mamet had a small, private ceremony marrying her longtime boyfriend and fellow actor, Evan Jonigkeit.
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I ended up marrying my boyfriend soon after, and we had our first son together when I was 25.
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The future of the financial services industry, Brand's pitch to Schwimmer went, was in marrying trading and data offerings.
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Millennials are also marrying at older ages, when careers and education prospects are more cemented, according to the study.
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Mr. Wendel is said to have lorded over his sisters, going so far as to prohibit them from marrying.
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Even though Meghan Markle is marrying into the British royal family, she still has an army of American supporters.
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Over the last half-century, the Japanese people have witnessed the severe occupational hazards of marrying a future emperor.
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Unsworth's lawyers also claim that Howard-Higgins never gave Musk any information about Unsworth marrying a 12-year-old.
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Even her own relatives were quick to defend the tradition of marrying young girls off to settle family disputes.
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Mr. Trump has also repeatedly pointed out that his daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism before marrying Jared Kushner; Mrs.
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King was raised in Charleston, Mississippi, and came to Memphis in 1965 a few years after marrying at 15.
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Wongvajirapakdi wanted to be queen herself, and tried to stop the king from marrying Suthida, a palace statement said.
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On a separate occasion, a different teacher reportedly equated same-sex marriage to marrying a dog during a lesson.
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Trump, 49, became a permanent U.S. resident in 2001 and became a citizen after marrying the president in 2005.
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It was my last rose ceremony as The Bachelor and I had four women who I could imagine marrying.
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"Before we even met, I had started kind of losing my mind," she says of her mentality marrying Ferguson.
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After marrying in 2014, the couple, both accountants who met at Vanderbilt University in 2011, found jobs in Brussels.
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A gay student expelled one semester before graduation for marrying her same sex partner—Southwestern Christian University, March 28503.
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One of my closest friends, who is darker-skinned, faced such a conundrum when marrying a light-skinned woman.
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Most efforts to improve the job prospects of less-educated men do little to increase their chances of marrying.
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Her mother, the former Rita Dunn, was a fur model who, after marrying, stayed home to raise her children.
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Unable to take the stress, Khandabattu gave in and ended up marrying a man she didn't know or love.
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In Jordan, perpetrators of sexual assault have long had available a unique method to escape punishment: marrying their victim.
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Moss also moved on, having a child with magazine publisher Jefferson Hack before marrying and divorcing musician Jamie Hince.
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"We saw a wedding announcement for a physics professor at CU, James Scott, marrying his Russian interpreter," she said.
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She's drawn to them for their bold and unique outfits that, in marrying items from different eras, seem otherworldly.
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His uncle is actually a notable gay pastor in Toronto, and he was marrying people at Pride that year.
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While on location in London, she discovered a notebook in which Miller claimed he had misgivings about marrying her.
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My inspiration came from marrying my love of animals and my desire to help preserve our planet's natural beauty.
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This change allows Solo to remain a hero, and un-complicates his eventual good-guy storylines, like marrying Leia.
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For Mohsina's family, marrying off their underage daughter earned a $1,300 dowry — enough to feed them for a year.
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A third of respondents or less, of either gender, said marrying or having children was a very important goal.
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All and all, I am very glad that people got some sense knocked into them and stopped marrying relatives.
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"To see people respond when they find out I'm marrying Holly Harwood's daughter is truly incredible," Mr. Tillis said.
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His father, Emil, managed speakeasies in Harlem before marrying Marion Ryan, a homemaker, and then worked as a milkman.
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Isha Ambani, the daughter of one of Asia's richest men, is marrying a childhood friend in Mumbai on Wednesday.
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The Netherlands was the first country to approve marriage equality; same-sex couples have been marrying there since 2001.
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When he fails to prevent them from marrying off Sahar, who is 11, to their landlord's son, Zain flees.
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He attributed that, in part, to people marrying later and having fewer children, as well as tighter lending standards.
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My sister ended up marrying her high school sweetheart, the father of her child, who is now an accountant.
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The legislation outlaws domestic rape and bars a rapist from marrying his victim in order to diminish his sentence.
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Which is how a story as unusual as royalty marrying a biracial foreign commoner winds up feeling awfully dull.
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Marrying someone you love while believing that you will be miserable is not a rational, healthy or adult choice.
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This was shortly after grabbing headlines with news that he was marrying Christel Takigawa, a French-Japanese television personality.
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A big reason: the stigmas that are still attached to marrying someone from a different faith or social class.
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Goldman believed that she had become a citizen thirty-two years earlier, by marrying a naturalized immigrant, Jacob Kershner.
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" Ms. Hood warned him that marrying her also meant inheriting a tribe of female friends she called "the intertidals.
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LGBTQ couples are marrying at higher rates — but like all good things, sometimes those unions come to bitter ends.
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Hilary Duff ended 2019 by marrying singer and record producer Matthew Koma, and she's not slowing down in 2020.
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I work very hard to deliver for Minnesota, but I draw the line at marrying the Secretary of Transportation.
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"The big question mark is when this generation gets to marrying and kids, where do they go?" says Murphy.
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Prabhati's mother, Radha Rani, was eager to secure her future in the old-fashioned way, by marrying her off.
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But the real subject of her fascination is a rogue Englishwoman who has bucked expectations by marrying an Arab.
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"I ended up marrying her oldest son, and you got stuck with me more," Clarkson added with a laugh.
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At the book's start, Lily hopes to secure her future by marrying the wealthy but criminally dull Percy Gryce.
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According to the authorities, Mr. Kakehi was one of six men who died soon after marrying or dating Mrs.
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The tension in the film between Lermontov's personal involvement and his principled objection to a ballerina's marrying is absent.
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My mother literally cried to the heavens when I told her I was marrying someone who wasn't born Jewish.
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The bill, if it becomes law, will let pastors opt out of marrying same-sex couples without legal consequences.
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In 1623, Charles visited Madrid with the intention of marrying Infanta Maria Anna, sister of Philip IV of Spain.
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Focusing on narrative storytelling and marrying fashion editorial with documentary photography, PYLOT occupies a unique place in the market.
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S. citizenship after marrying a Briton, said the protests would have no impact on relations between the two countries.
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The Disney-Fox proposal, for example, takes a competitor out of the marketplace by marrying two different content companies.
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Not marrying and producing offspring is considered unfilial and Chinese society traditionally views the unmarried as less than full adults.
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Parliament voted this month in favor of abolishing a law that allows rapists to escape punishment by marrying their victim.
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The two dated for more than three years before marrying in a private, star-studded wedding ceremony in the Hamptons.
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We were having the time of our livesSo, did we end up marrying these guys and living happily ever after?
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These women weren't virgins in the modern sense of never having sex, but in the ancient sense of never marrying.
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The British royal family announced Tuesday that Markle intends to become a citizen of the United Kingdom after marrying Harry.
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Reynolds played Molly, a country girl who ends up striking it rich in Colorado after marrying Johnny Brown (Harve Presnell).
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"Marrying as a child has a lifelong impact on a person's well-being," UNICEF Bangladesh representative Edouard Beigbeder told CNN.
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Burt Reynolds has admitted that marrying Loni Anderson was a mistake – and it turns out, his mom thought so too.
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Darlene, who swore she'd never repeat their mistakes, ends up marrying and becoming a mom at the age of 19.
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He became as famous off the pitch as he was on it, marrying "Posh Spice" singer Victoria Adams in 1999.
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By adopting three children and marrying (albeit a foreigner), she created around herself what she calls "a real Chinese family".
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It's no surprise Howards End begins with an entire crisis over Helen possibly, and abruptly, marrying into the Wilcox family.
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One reason why there are fewer babies is that women everywhere are marrying and having children much later in life.
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Last October, LaBeouf made headlines for reportedly marrying girlfriend Mia Goth in a ceremony presided over by an Elvis impersonator.
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She tries to explain about the whole time-traveling, marrying a second Scottish husband thing, but Bri isn't buying it.
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According to his daughter Susie, Buffett had been thinking about marrying Astrid for some time after his first wife's death.
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So being born rich (or marrying well) becomes a surer route to success than working hard or starting a firm.
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Hailey Baldwin made her grand return to the runway for the first time since secretly marrying Justin Bieber in September.
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Taiwan's highest court had recently ruled that barring same-sex couples from marrying violated the right to be treated equally.
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Blame it on adults marrying later, porn, Tinder, depression, political climate, social media — the options are endless, but equally unsatisfying.
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The project of their creative girlhood has stalled, and life has become about making a living, or marrying into one.
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But marrying a Canuck does not automatically confer Canadian citizenship, according to various web sites that specialize in immigration issues.
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And three weeks later, Kimye made their union official, marrying at Forte di Belvedere in Florence, Italy, on May 24.
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In the early aughts, Jennifer Lopez was the poster child for women of color marrying above their station on screen.
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Darke's Cindy is unhappily married while Camp's Jane has recently been dumped by the man she was planning on marrying.
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She was 26, still dreaming of a god, or at least the coup of marrying a peer of the realm.
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Like being proposed to, and marrying somebody, walking down the aisle or having your baby and taking a pregnancy test.
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They lived like clannish people, marrying cousins, entertaining one another with raucous and violence parties, settling scores with impulsive savager.
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After marrying Dawn in 1989, "I learned a lot from her about the importance of foster parenting," he tells PEOPLE.
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For example, Olivia Wilde has said that marrying her Italian Prince ex when she was just 19 "stunted" her growth.
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The fantasy of dating and marrying your favorite rock star became commonplace and expected, as did living their "madcap" life.
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At their 2011 wedding, William and Kate shared two kisses from the Buckingham Palace balcony after marrying at Westminster Abbey.
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Kate Middleton isn't the only commoner living out our fairy tale dream of marrying an actual prince and becoming royalty.
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They were once extremely close, as friends and colleagues, but drifted apart in the midst of Kanye marrying Kim Kardashian.
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"I never pictured myself marrying a movie star," she wrote in the essay, which was published Tuesday by ABC News.
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Like Camus, he was in France during the war, though he ended up returning to Algeria after marrying a Frenchwoman.
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In 2015, Malawi raised the legal marrying age from 15 to 18 which activists hoped would end early sexual initiations.
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We're told the "Gypsy Minister" -- whose services cost a couple hundred bucks -- had no idea she was marrying off celebs.
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She competed for South Africa at the 20113 Olympics before marrying Prince Albert II of Monaco on July 1, 2011.
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There is one, notably, about the Algerian migrant who ends up marrying an American girl and converting her to Islam.
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This is where Ujiri must do some daunting calculus, marrying basic risk-reward navigation with the team's long-term objectives.
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The two ended their engagement and broke up a year later, before reconciling n 2015 and marrying in December 2018.
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Marrying streetware with high fashion, Aleali May curates a blog dedicated to elevating the tomboy aesthetic in a beautiful way.
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" Adds D'Agostino Jr. of marrying his bride "Luann put her heart and soul into the weekend and it really shows.
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She had ulterior motives, though — in marrying Gonsalvus off, she also hoped to reproduce his genetic condition in his offspring.
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You know, like his daughter Ivanka, who converted to Orthodox Judaism upon marrying Jared Kushner, now a Trump senior adviser.
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After marrying in 2007, Baldwin and Basinger starred in this 22011 crime caper, which promptly flopped at the box office.
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In China, marrying a man who is rich or in a higher position is considered prestige that you must win.
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Meanwhile, Jacqueline, Duke, and Orson are attending the engagement party of Flash, who's marrying the third Mara sister, Mara Mara.
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Before marrying Nunes – who inspired the "love" portion of her famous memoir – Gilbert was wed to Michael Cooper until 2002.
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Some have argued that Barack is actually gay and believed that he was marrying a man when he married Michelle.
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While I eat, I purchase my ordination documents because I'm marrying my two dear friends in a couple of months.
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Soon a new expression may be needed: men and women in Japan are marrying later, or sometimes not at all.
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In Germany, even after writing 30 books in German and marrying a German wife, people still make him feel foreign.
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One of my favorite people was marrying a charming man in my beloved Mexico, and I was determined to go.
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Malone said that her client did not get all her money back and will be marrying in Las Vegas instead.
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Just days after marrying baseball star Cutter Dykstra, Jamie-Lynn Sigler is opening up about her battle with multiple sclerosis.
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A survey of new brides found that 20 percent were not initially attracted to the man they ended up marrying.
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But Laila's father doesn't share Kaes' views, dismissing their romance and marrying her off to his protégé Ibban (Sumit Kaul).
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First, she was cast as the The Girl Next Door, starring in the megahit sitcom "Friends" and marrying Brad Pitt.
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MADELEINE and DAVID ARNOW Scarsdale, N.Y. To the Editor: Marrying the right person requires a courage most people don't have.
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"My first bridesmaid client was marrying an Australian after they'd lived in her homeland, Russia, for 10 years," Walsh said.
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After marrying Irving Jaffe, she moved to Washington, where Mr. Jaffe was the White House correspondent for Agence France-Presse.
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The American actress will be marrying into world-class wealth, but there was a time when she was counting pennies.
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If it was up to me, I'd prefer to lead a life that includes the option of marrying my partner.
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And when she's later killed, after marrying James in Portugal, her death isn't throwaway and tacky, like Jill's in Goldfinger.
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"Almost no paths seem definitively closed to her, not even the path of marrying an oligarch," Rooney writes, of Marianne.
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Beyond deterring undocumented people from obtaining marriage licenses, the law has also prevented refugees and other lawful immigrants from marrying.
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"We have to work on changing the law so that couples can choose their names when marrying," Ms. Terahara said.
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But Sakina has also been betrothed since she was 11, and she ends up marrying a fellow Muslim named Ali.
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She was taken in by the family and converted to Islam, later falling in love and marrying the oldest son.
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"Meddling" is minor interference — what two old biddies do when they don't like the young man their niece is marrying.
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For a time, women born in the US were stripped of citizenship for marrying men who were not US citizens.
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By the end of "Further Tales of the City," Mary Ann was marrying the reformed lothario Brian Hawkins (Paul Gross).
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Under these criteria, Harry is a feminist too for marrying her, which surely came as a great surprise to him.
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"He stayed for a year and ended up marrying one of the coworkers, they moved off to Denver," said Conru.
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Marrying streetware with high fashion, Aleali May curates a blog dedicated to elevating the tomboy aesthetic in a beautiful way.
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But teams of human doctors will be vital to marrying technology and empathy for the effective treatment of complex diseases.
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And like Roger Rabbit, Detective Pikachu is at its best when it's marrying madcap comedy to a surprisingly sophisticated mystery.
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Polygamy is legal in Iran, but many hard-liners criticized Mr. Najafi for marrying Ms. Ostad, three decades his junior.
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In the interest of public health, anyone with "one drop" of nonwhite blood were barred from marrying a white person.
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Marrying a man is like ordering an imitation crepe in an imitation of a cafe in an imitation of Paris.
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Perhaps. Morocco, Jordan and Lebanon have finally abolished laws that allowed a woman's rapist to escape prosecution by marrying her.
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Fewer Americans are marrying over all, and whether they do so is more tied to socioeconomic status than ever before.
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But marrying while these two planets are in backwards motion is bad news for your relationship over the long-term.
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Hunter Biden began dating his brother Beau's widow after his death, and ultimately ended up marrying someone else shortly after.
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Bad news for anyone still dreaming of marrying into the royal family: one more royal-adjacent is off the market.
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Divorce, or not marrying in the first place, might seem like a more logical response to a desire for openness.
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"I come from an Italian family, and they're the marrying kind," Mr. Mace told The Independent of London in 2011.
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Keeping girls in school, marrying later and having fewer children are key components of global poverty alleviation and development efforts.
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