But among millennials, unmarried couples were the second biggest category; it was the only age group in which unmarried couples bought more homes than unmarried women or unmarried men.
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In every category, however, unmarried women bought more homes than unmarried men.
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Unmarried men are more likely than unmarried women to report having saved for retirement, and 44 percent of unmarried women have less than $1,000 saved, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute.
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The percentages were higher for unmarried heterosexual couples, at 18%, and unmarried same-sex partners, at 21%.
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In 215, 216% of single and unmarried women were homeowners, compared to 183% of single and unmarried men.
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Couples generally had a higher median total at $52,116, versus $260,265 for unmarried men and $285,266 for unmarried women.
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It also allows green card holders to sponsor a spouse, unmarried children under 21, and unmarried adult sons or daughters.
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She's an unmarried professional woman in a romantic comedy who lives her life like an unmarried professional man in a romantic comedy.
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The risk of death among unmarried men was 27 percent higher, and among unmarried women 19 percent higher, than among the married.
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"If a couple remains unmarried and one dies without a will, generally speaking the unmarried partner will get nothing," Ms. Guillen said.
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Sanders won 64 percent of unmarried men, while Clinton won married men as well as unmarried and married women, according to exit polls.
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High on the list of concerns was the wage gap (80% of unmarried women said they would support a candidate who promised to address it), affordable higher education (76% of unmarried women), and paid family, medical, and sick leave (72% of unmarried women).
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"As being unmarried becomes more of a social norm, it is likely that lifestyle differences between married and unmarried people are lessening," he said.
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Among women, those who are unmarried make up the core of her support, 73% of unmarried women back Clinton compared with just 323% of married women.
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They found that while married heterosexual and gay or lesbian adults had better health than unmarried adults, married bisexual adults were not healthier than unmarried bisexuals.
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Any unmarried person found guilty of having sex with another unmarried person can be fined up to $300, imprisoned for up to six months or both.
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Unmarried women represent 35% of all women of reproductive age, the study says, and an estimated 15 million unmarried women had abortions each year between 225 and 26.5.
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But even after adjusting for socioeconomic factors, unmarried men still had a 22 percent higher mortality risk and unmarried women a 15 percent higher risk than the married.
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Married white women tend to have a "weaker gender identity" than unmarried white women, according to Stout's research; he's found no such differences between married and unmarried Black women.
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For unmarried individuals and those filing separately, the bracket thresholds would be half of these amounts, other than the 35 percent bracket, which would be $200,000 for unmarried individuals.
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According to data from the National Association of Realtors, 15 percent of millennial home buyers are buying in unmarried partnerships, and 8 percent of all home buyers are unmarried partners.
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Census Bureau demographers recently reported that while only a quarter of 24- to 29-year-olds were unmarried in the 1980s, almost half of that age group is unmarried today.
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Single and unmarried women have been outpacing single and unmarried men in homeownership since 214, with no end to the trend in sight, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
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The fornication law calls for a fine of up to $300 and six months in prison for any unmarried person who has sexual intercourse with an unmarried person of the opposite sex.
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This difference between married and unmarried rates of abortion was most significant in Europe, where 38 per 1,000 married women had an abortion in a year and 16 per 1,000 unmarried women did.
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The survey results, published online Wednesday, show high public support for unmarried couples who live together, with majorities of every age group saying they find it acceptable to live with an unmarried partner.
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All participants were unmarried at the start of the study.
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Maier died penniless, childless and unmarried, complicating questions of inheritance.
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Seven of the 14 women in the family are unmarried.
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In 1970s Harlem, his unmarried daughter announces that she's pregnant.
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Could Tim Tebow's days as an unmarried man be numbered?!?!
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Unmarried conservative couples attend pop concerts and embrace in public.
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The unmarried male population is concentrated both geographically and socially.
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There are many unmarried men and women in China today.
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Unmarried women outnumber married ones for the first time ever.
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They remain unmarried, though they have lived together since 1999.
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He talked to visiting family members about unmarried relatives, neighbors.
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Now, unmarried again, I settled on a giant carrot cake.
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"This offence was only committable by unmarried women," Sheldon says.
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Fun fact: America hasn't elected an unmarried president since 1884.
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What is the housing situation for people who are unmarried?
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Forty percent of American kids are born to unmarried women.
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Researchers found a corresponding increase in births to unmarried mothers.
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Of the rest, 145 were married and 77 were unmarried.
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Locken was the only unmarried cast member on the show.
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Should an unmarried probationer who has consensual intercourse be imprisoned?
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Take an unmarried heterosexual couple that's been together for decades.
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Booker maintains that being unmarried won't hurt his chances, however.
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In fact, more married women use contraception than unmarried women.
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Congress itself should fix the problem, Justice Ginsburg wrote, but until it does — an optimistic "in the interim" — the five-year residency requirement for unmarried fathers will now apply to unmarried mothers as well.
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According to a 2014 Census Bureau survey, more than one-third of unmarried women have given birth within the past year -- and only about one-quarter of unmarried people over 25 have a college degree.
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This is her roundabout way to poke at my unmarried status.
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Dr. Keeler, Ramirez and Ramya are all unmarried and live alone.
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Indeed, unmarried queens were attacked more often than any other monarchs.
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The titleholders are also required to remain unmarried throughout their reign.
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To stay unmarried and childless was a sign of economic failure.
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It's unfair to compare the married population with the unmarried population.
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That's the case for unmarried women in one village in India.
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They seemed intrigued by my way of life — independent, unmarried, peripatetic.
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Gender is clearer: Unmarried but sexually active, Anna inevitably gets pregnant.
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She's two months pregnant, and unmarried – a huge taboo in India.
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I've remained unmarried for so long even my mother has surrendered.
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Some of these millennial parents later married, while others remain unmarried.
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Prospective journeymen are debt-free, unmarried and no older than 30.
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Today nearly 40 percent of children are born to unmarried mothers.
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About 40 percent of all births are now to unmarried parents.
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Baird, which established the right of unmarried couples to use contraception.
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In addition to Princess Mako, there are six other unmarried princesses.
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Public displays of affection were not appreciated, especially between unmarried couples.
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They used the day to jokingly arrest, jail, and fine unmarried men.
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He ended up taking her to see Grease and An Unmarried Woman.
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People assume that you were never married, or that you were unmarried.
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In 2016 it lengthened parental leave and increased support for unmarried parents.
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Families want bigger apartments; more unmarried people also want their own homes.
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In 2016, a record 4.2 million unmarried millennial couples were living together.
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The way the law treats the children of unmarried parents varies hugely.
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They will claim a right to fire unmarried women who become pregnant.
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A devout pharmacist could refuse to provide contraception to an unmarried teenager.
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More than half of unmarried Gen Xers have less than $240,225 saved.
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"So being unmarried may not be so important for their physical health."
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That about 70 percent of pregnancies to young, unmarried women are unplanned.
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Instead of business customers, unmarried couples looking for private rooms turned up.
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Hamilton presented herself as straight and unmarried; she even invented a boyfriend.
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Jobs in nursing, for example, grew among unmarried mothers in recent years.
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There was no difference in brain functioning between married and unmarried groups.
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Unmarried women without children continue to earn closer to what men do.
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One-third of children in the US have unmarried parents, for starters.
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This does not mean unmarried people can legitimately engage in sexual activity.
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In 2016, 110.6 million U.S. residents 18 years and older were unmarried.
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Or if you're unmarried, let us be the first to say, shame!
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In "Unmarried Couples Gain in Numbers, but Survey Finds Married Ones May Be Happier," Liam Stack writes about the study, along with possible reasons some couples have eschewed marriage — at least for now: The survey results, published online Wednesday, show high public support for unmarried couples who live together, with majorities of every age group saying they find it acceptable to live with an unmarried partner.
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She fought for her unmarried female doll with an identity all her own.
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Three-fifths of men between the ages of 25 and 35 remain unmarried.
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But most relevant to my kvetch: Elizabeth Sloane friendless, unmarried, and romantically unattached.
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There are more unmarried people now than ever before in the United States.
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The charity also offers shelter for unmarried women, but no longer facilitates adoptions.
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Sometimes they ended up in an orphanage simply because their mother was unmarried.
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Fertility treatments will be offered to single women and unmarried couples as well.
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But expecting unmarried women to have similar priorities or voting patterns is ludicrous.
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In 2016 he became the first king to ascend to the throne unmarried.
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Around 22065% of unmarried Japanese are still virgins at the age of 240.
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For the unmarried among them, some feel acute pressure to find a mate.
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Many unmarried mothers end up in the streets and are forced to beg.
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All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation.
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Doctors did, however, link it to unmarried people, especially women, whatever their age.
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Both unmarried men and women had slower walking speeds than their married counterparts.
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ALL THE SINGLE LADIES: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation.
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"People think that in Chinese society, an unmarried woman is incomplete," another laments.
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Both remained unmarried and lived in a mansion near the Kapellekerk (Chapel Church).
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Green-card holders are limited to sponsoring minor children and unmarried adult children.
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The rise was especially steep among unmarried women and those with advanced degrees.
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Friends and unmarried couples make up a growing segment of the housing market.
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How does an unmarried mother transform herself into a chaste and sentimental poet?
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Much of the burden fell on W.J., at 15 the oldest unmarried son.
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Three percent are unmarried couples, and the remaining 3 percent are single males.
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Most (83 percent) were unmarried at the time of their most recent application.
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According to state code, it's illegal for unmarried people to have consensual sex.
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In the Virginia Code, fornication -- consensual sex with an unmarried person -- isn't legal.
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Especially for those who are unmarried and are now seen as tarnished goods.
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"We're an unmarried, interracial couple where the woman had the tag," she said.
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Church homes for unmarried mothers have been investigated for their treatment of children.
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When you are unmarried and don't have a mortgage or kids, make bold choices.
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I just feel immensely lucky to have been unmarried when I met my husband.
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It's worst between twelve and two, when the unmarried women go to the gym.
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Unmarried women in all three states break in Clinton's favor by a wide margin.
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There's the stuck-in-a-rut unmarried woman who cooks up a crazy plan.
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She is one of more than 200m unmarried Chinese in their 20s or 30s.
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Kramer, An Unmarried Woman, Broadcast News, though that's early '80s, Hannah and Her Sisters.
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Outside big cities, women who are unmarried into their late 30s are often pitied.
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Does not allow green card holders to sponsor adult, unmarried children for legal immigration.
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Prince was unmarried and without any living children at the time of his death.
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The dog was owned by a unmarried couple that was relocating to New York.
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Even accounting for unmarried living partners does not make up the difference, he said.
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Baird that it's unconstitutional for a state to deny unmarried people access to contraception.
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She had seen other girls accused of witchcraft, witnessed them excluded and left unmarried.
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Typically it was pursued by unmarried men between the ages of 10 to 35.
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He also voted against a proposal to allow unmarried partners to adopt a child.
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I was unmarried and close to giving birth: the worst outcome in Chinese tradition.
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Stroke risk was increased for the unmarried and divorced, but not for the widowed.
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Now, at 44, she was a working widow with six unmarried daughters to feed.
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When unmarried couples come to see Sussman, they often want to talk about commitment.
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Unmarried employees can start by understanding all of the benefits offered by their company.
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But Mr. Gozali, 33 years old and unmarried, was off the hook this year.
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An unmarried black woman refugee might easily be branded a vagrant or a prostitute.
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Hasan was about to turn forty, and he was unmarried and almost entirely friendless.
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Relatives have alleged the babies were mistreated because they were born to unmarried women.
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Manyurov was unmarried, had no children and appeared to have few friends, neighbors said.
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Mr. Yashin, 25 at the time and unmarried, said Mumu had contacted him online.
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The expression emphasizes the paradox of being old and yet still virginal and unmarried.
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Though unmarried men and women can mingle, my friend still had to be secretive.
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For unmarried sexually active women, almost half say they don't have access to contraception.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act defines anyone under 21 and unmarried as a child.
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In 2018, a majority of South Koreans aged 20-44 were single and only 26% of the unmarried men and 32% of unmarried women in that age group were in relationships, according to the Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs (KIHSA).
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A recent survey found that 42% of unmarried men and 44% of unmarried women had never had sex by the age of 35 (over 50% of Japanese men and over 60% of Japanese women are married by the time they are 30-34).
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Opponents argue that such laws discriminate against couples who are non-Christian, gay or unmarried.
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The study surveyed 3,700 unmarried men who have had sex in the past three months.
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American green card holders can only sponsor their spouses and unmarried children for permanent residence.
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Between 2007 and 2016, the number of unmarried couples living together increased by 29 percent.
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Just look at the statistics: in 2012, unmarried women made up 23% of the electorate.
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Among men, no such marriage gap emerges, as both unmarried and married men favor Trump.
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ROVE: Stacey Abraham says I can put it together with minorities, millennials and unmarried women.
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Its men will remain unmarried and its children will often be educated away from home.
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To avoid such horrors, some unmarried women leave China in order to have their children.
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The kinds of unmarried people who use the word "partner" to refer to each other.
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The ban applies to girls under the age of 18 and unmarried women, he said.
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I think you're going to have unmarried women who see this as belittling and patronizing.
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There are so many independent, unmarried women, and more and more are getting higher degrees.
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There are now slightly more unmarried than married women among eligible voters in the country.
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Booker, if elected, would be the first unmarried man elected to White House since 1884.
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Today unmarried people comprise more than 21970% of the adult population in the United States.
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Booker, if elected, would be the first unmarried man elected to White House since 28503.
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Many insurance carriers define infertility very narrowly, excluding same-sex couples and unmarried heterosexual couples.
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Families often reject the unmarried young women who come back pregnant with Boko Haram babies.
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Sanjay, who is unmarried, joins Jeff, his two daughters, and his wife, Heidi, on vacations.
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That made it impossible for unmarried home buyers to prove their marital status, Xinhua reported.
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The couples in the folk tales were either childless, or aging with beautiful unmarried daughters.
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What some unmarried couples are now doing, Ms. Cochrane says, is simply not getting married.
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American green card holders can sponsor only their spouses and unmarried children for permanent residence.
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Clinton's core coalition is composed of racial minorities and well-educated women, especially unmarried ones.
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Ms. Peveler is among a growing number of older Americans who are unmarried and childless.
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Smarter Living: Friends and unmarried couples make up a growing segment of the housing market.
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Calculator Perhaps you missed it, but Unmarried and Single Americans Week was observed from Sept.
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In 2018, unmarried white women pushed up their vote margin for Democrats by 10 points.
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On average, unmarried people interact more frequently with friends, neighbors, co-workers and extended family.
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That changed Sunday when the high court ordered the word 'kumari' be replaced with 'unmarried.
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They are unmarried, childless, saddled with student loan debt, and do not own any property.
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Typically, only married relatives hand out envelopes, and only unmarried, younger family members receive them.
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Recruits had to be unmarried and stay so for their first two years of service.
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An increasing number of parents are single, divorced, separated, widowed or unmarried but living together.
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Forty percent of all babies now are born to single moms or to unmarried partners.
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ALL THE SINGLE LADIES: Unmarried Women and the Rise ofan Independent Nation, by Rebecca Traister.
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Later, the school allowed unmarried black students to attend, but maintained rules banning interracial dating.
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Her mother tells her she is "living the dream" as a youngish unmarried in London.
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He tells her that no one will buy the book if the heroine remains unmarried.
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After leaving the presidential Blue House, Ms. Park lived in seclusion, unmarried and without children.
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She had to leave the country, and now she's in her mid-40s and unmarried.
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The research also reveals that unmarried cancer patients born outside the U.S. have better survival rates than unmarried cancer patients born in the U.S. "The results suggest that the more acculturated you become to U.S. culture, the more it impacts cancer survivorship," said Martinez.
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Watch: Unmarried at 27: Meet China's 'Leftover Women' There are significant "social compensation fees" for having a child out of wedlock in China, where the progeny of unmarried parents are so frowned upon that they're not even entitled to a hukou, or residence permit.
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These patterns held no matter the age or prior earnings of the mother, and were true for both unmarried and married mothers, though the decreases in employment were slightly larger for unmarried women, found the paper, which was partly financed by the National Science Foundation.
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By 22012, the Chinese government predicts there will be approximately 250 million unmarried men in China.
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Unmarried, childless men running for office are at a distinct disadvantage for a number of reasons.
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Finally, Marlo Thomas broke the mold with her unmarried career woman, Ann Marie in That Girl.
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First, you must be unmarried — that is, legally separated by the end of the tax year.
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Those who were unmarried and in their middle-age were particularly likely to be lonely, too.
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But, as so many millions of us stay unmarried for more years, maybe there should be.
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Among millennial married women, 22% had favorable opinions, while 15% of unmarried women felt the same.
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Nearly 63% of these "breadwinner moms" are either unmarried or are not living with their spouses.
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The line representing unmarried women dropping precipitously when Donald Trump interrupts and talks over Hillary Clinton.
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Opponents say it also allows pharmacies to refuse to fill birth control prescriptions for unmarried women.
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Potter remained unmarried until the age of 47 when she unexpectedly married William Heelis, a solicitor.
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The government imposes stringent penalties on the very few unmarried women brave enough to have children.
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Some theories suggest it has its origins in the loneliness of unmarried and single South Koreans.
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Sandberg shares the story of a group of unmarried women in China who are using LeanIn.
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Not all are unmarried by choice: America's high incarceration rate has shrunk their pool of men.
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But the category of unmarried women is a broad one, and Kozlowska occupies a particular corner.
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More than a third of women who give birth in any given year are now unmarried.
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And the increase in employment after legalisation applied to both married and unmarried same-sex partners.
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Back then, the island was a workplace of last resort for unmarried mothers and their offspring.
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Because of that, the two individuals are being treated by law enforcement as unmarried, she said.
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For other filers the phase-out threshold is now $22018,21, up from $120,700 for unmarried filers.
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ALL THE SINGLE LADIES: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation, by Rebecca Traister.
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She notes that unmarried women have been some of the most successful writers, activists and thinkers.
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Trying to figure out an equally seamless method of sharing finances as unmarried cohabitants seemed daunting.
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"The difference is that the rules are dramatically different if you're married or unmarried," he said.
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Based on 2016 demographics, there were 110.6 million unmarried people in the country to be celebrated.
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She is single, although 26 is considered a late age to be unmarried in Afghan society.
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The severe social stigma against unmarried mothers was another factor that led women to seek abortions.
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Whenever a new factory line opened, we saw long rows of applicants — mostly young, unmarried women.
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The second case involved an unmarried same-sex couple who had a child before splitting up.
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So how serious is the plight of China's "single dogs," as unmarried men are jokingly called?
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Ayanna Pressley, a Boston city councilor, was unmarried and childless when she first ran for office.
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She was 41, unmarried and not previously inclined to have a child when she became pregnant.
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Clinton's 44 percent, with married women and especially unmarried women breaking his way, according to exit polls.
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The parents of two are unmarried, and tend to keep their relationship out of the public eye.
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Yet some end up paying more than if they had remained unmarried and filed as single taxpayers.
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This provision would extend the law to unmarried partners and misdemeanor convictions of domestic abuse and stalking.
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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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According to the Chinese government, you're a "leftover lady," an unmarried woman over the age of 27.
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In 2002, about 10% of unmarried men used the pull-out method, compared to 19% in 2015.
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The birth control pill was illegal for unmarried women in many states, including Connecticut (so was abortion).
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She did not have to remove any body parts to stay unmarried, nor murder scores of men.
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I was required to sign a pledge vowing to practice abstinence (if unmarried) and monogamy (if married).
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One 2015 study found that childless, unmarried women earn 96 cents for every dollar a man earns.
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An Airbnb spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that the company investigates hosts in India who ban unmarried couples.
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Meeting them again, still unmarried — and more importantly, still childless after all these years — is actually depressing.
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And unmarried people, especially women, have experienced an increase in economic freedom over the past few decades.
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According to the Voter Participation Center (VPC), Equal Pay Day for unmarried women is May 31, 2017.
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The Star Trek Beyond star, who was unmarried and had no children, did not leave a will.
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Women obtaining abortions are disproportionately young, minority, unmarried, and likely to already have at least one child.
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Gabrielle Union's character, Mary Jane Paul, was an unmarried news anchor and the breadwinner for her family.
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Unmarried people rarely hold office; currently, the most notable single person serving in US office is Sen.
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Beijing's state media say she is "extreme" and "emotional" as a result of being unmarried and childless.
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It's called Unmarried and Single Americans Week now, and takes place in the third week in September.
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But as researcher Bella DePaulo notes, things have changed -- slowly but radically -- for unmarried and single people.
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"What if a senator's daughter, unmarried, found she was pregnant and jumped off a bridge?" one asked.
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Singles Day is a holiday in China, in which unmarried men and women celebrate their single lifestyle.
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The recent easing of those controls, allowing all families two children, do not apply to unmarried women.
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The policy, unveiled Wednesday, means people could be fired for being gay, transgender, or pregnant and unmarried.
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"People think that in Chinese society, an unmarried woman is incomplete," one woman in the video says.
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Unlike Simmons, Shine is unmarried, without children, and presumably not included in America is Hard to See.
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Christian groups will now be able to legally keep Muslim, Jewish, unmarried, and LGBT couples from adopting.
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Her mother raised Kellyanne in a house that they shared with her grandmother and two unmarried aunts.
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Exactly four months after writing that line, Jane Austen died, unmarried, at the age of forty-one.
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Some of the children of unmarried women wound up in orphanages, and suffered greatly -- beaten, starved, mutilated.
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Name Withheld You are two consenting, unmarried adults, and nobody is disadvantaged by what you are doing.
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"As a broad rule, virginal personas are overwhelmingly preferred for unmarried female K-Pop stars," he said.
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I can be in an unmarried couple and still be as happy as if I was married.
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The FPA denied my request to interview any of its counselors working with unmarried women under 26.
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Murad, along with other unmarried women, was taken as a sex slave and passed around various ISIS militants.
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Unmarried women could be determinative this election, but so much depends on their ability and enthusiasm to vote.
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Following a season built around a wedding, Jimmy and Gretchen walk away from their story distinctly, purposefully unmarried.
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Married people are more likely than the unmarried to get timely diagnosis and treatment for malignant skin cancer.
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Today, according to the Pew Research Center, around 18 million people live with their unmarried partners in America.
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Permanent residents can sponsor their spouses, minor children and unmarried adult children for green cards, subject to caps.
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But under Singaporean law, any child born to an unmarried couple (including all gay ones) is deemed illegitimate.
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Understandably, many unmarried men disappear, migrating to jobs in the cities in order to build up their savings.
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Casey Anthony was an unmarried 19-year-old in 2006 when she gave birth to her daughter, Caylee.
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For decades, airlines only hired young, slim, and unmarried females, forcing them to retire in their mid-30s.
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It's 1944, after all, and it's scandalous for an unmarried woman to spend the night with a man.
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In some cases, surviving children who are unmarried can also can receive a benefit, as can dependent parents.
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"This year it's projected there will be more unmarried women in the electorate than married," she pointed out.
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But in 2016, only 57 percent of eligible unmarried women voted, compared with 70 percent of married women.
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The opposite holds for women: there are more unmarried women among full-time professionals than part-time ones.
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The house is owned by the younger brother, Hsien Yang, and his unmarried sister, Wei Ling, lives there.
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Traffickers had previously mostly targeted poor, unmarried mothers or stolen babies from hospitals with inside help, campaigners said.
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Rather, "there are other factors associated with being married or unmarried that may play a role," he said.
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Mother Teresa, who died in 1997, set up hospices, leper colonies, orphanages and centers for unmarried pregnant women.
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Grover Cleveland was also unmarried when he was elected in 1884 but married his wife Frances in 1886.
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ALL THE SINGLE LADIES Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation By Rebecca Traister 339 pp.
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When women — including young and unmarried women — choose the number, timing, and spacing of their children, everyone wins.
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Not surprisingly, for men and women alike, being older and being unmarried were linked to reporting no sex.
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There is this rule: As a young girl, unmarried, it's OK if your parents are fine with it.
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Under current immigration law, American green card holders can sponsor their spouses and unmarried children for permanent residence.
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If a young, unmarried woman got pregnant, the congregation would whisper about her until the child was born.
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I've read that some people believe it's simply tradition that forces priests to remain unmarried, not Catholic dogma.
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"For unmarried couples, though, you have to make a concerted effort to cover all your bases," she said.
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Dababneh, 36, is unmarried and is one of the youngest representatives in the state legislature, the newspaper reported.
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Mr. Johnson and Ms. Symonds were the first unmarried couple ever to move into the prime minister's residence.
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In fact, married people are having more sex than unmarried people, according to the 2017 General Social Survey.
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"If elected, you would be the first unmarried president in a long, long time," the host pointed out.
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The mothers are typically young and unmarried, with a high school education and a median income of $9,000.
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Women can be sent there for innocuous acts like disobeying a parent or talking to an unmarried man.
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Fifty-one percent, meanwhile, now say they are living together but unmarried, contrasted with 62 percent in 2015.
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It also sets out punishment for unmarried people engaging in displays of affection, adulterous relationships and underage sex.
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Unmarried women are particularly strained, with 53 percent saying they are unable to bear a sudden $500 expense.
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It also remains unclear if unmarried foreign men and women would be permitted to share a hotel room.
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An older article he cited earlier claims that unmarried women have 50% higher mortality rates than married women.
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The idea that a woman, particularly a wealthy, unmarried, middle-aged one, would paint herself nude was unthinkable.
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The Visa Bulletin for November announced that visas are available to the unmarried sons and daughters of citizens, and the spouses and children and unmarried sons and daughters of permanent residents, on the basis of visa petitions that were filed more than six years ago on or before January 2628, 28500.
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The cultural division has fed into a generational division: younger voters, particularly unmarried women, have gravitated to the Democrats.
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At Age 66 For much of her life, Steinem remained unmarried, dismissing it as an institution that destroys relationships.
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In 2012, unmarried women—who are more politically engaged than their married counterparts—made up 23% of the electorate.
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I think about Rebecca Traister's book All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation.
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Rates are even higher among unmarried college students, with somewhere between one-half and one-third saying they've cheated.
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Two years later in the 203 midterm election, 36% of unmarried women voted, compared to 50% of married women.
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Thanks to the sexual revolution taking place that year, the domestic partnership of unmarried couples ceased to be taboo.
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Much of the opposition has focused on a provision that would allow unmarried couples to adopt their partner's children.
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The bill also grants some civil rights to unmarried couples, who have historically been largely ignored under current legislation.
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In Indonesia's westerly Aceh province, for example, unmarried people may be whipped for showing signs of affection in public.
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Harry disliked the church's emphasis on attending "young single adult wards" -- groups designed for unmarried adults ages 18-29.
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Wang Chunguang, another scholar at CASS, found that three-quarters of the new-generation migrants he studied were unmarried.
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But while the employment income of unmarried mothers increased by 25% between 1993 and 2002, welfare income fell 80%.
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We increasingly live in a world, these and other researchers tell us, of married haves and unmarried have-nots.
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Fully 48% of English and Welsh babies were born to unmarried mothers in 183, up from 8% in 1970.
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To this the nun would retort that Jane Austen had managed to write great romantic fiction while remaining unmarried.
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Focusing on young unmarried couples, it identified the various forms of abuse and how a victim may be feeling.
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Then there's Helen Brook who played an integral role in making contraception available to unmarried women during the 214s.
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This forced many women (especially those who were widowed, unmarried, elderly, or from small families) into virtual house arrest.
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Shariah law prohibits drinking, adultery, same-sex relationships, as well as associating with unmarried members of the opposite sex.
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If they split up or one dies, they are then treated as legal strangers, just like unmarried English couples.
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It was a time when unmarried women were unable to obtain birth control, and she experienced an unintended pregnancy.
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Parents of different genders have been able to do so in italy since 220, even if they are unmarried.
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Pope Francis says Roman Catholic priests need to be more welcoming to single parents, unmarried couples and gay people.
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And 2065% of all unmarried couples who were living together had a partner of a different race or ethnicity.
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We also need to stop treating every unmarried person as an incomplete half of a married-couple-in-waiting.
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On average, unmarried individuals have a wider network of friends than married couples and visit more frequently with neighbors.
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Joan Fortier, the unmarried daughter of a wealthy oilman, is promiscuous, untamable, a fixture of the local gossip columns.
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Early life Charles Manson was born Charles Maddox in Cincinnati in 1934 to an unmarried 20093-year-old mother.
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"Economic hardship is bad for your health," Dr. Umberson said — and, again, unmarried women take the brunt of that.
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Very few refugees eligible for resettlement are the unmarried, childless men who are most likely to commit terrorist attacks.
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Nobody was talking about youth, nobody was talking about unmarried women, nobody was talking about boys 26 years ago.
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A 2010 study shows that half of the women with a university degree or above are unmarried or divorced.
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Kind of interesting ... the unmarried Goldie and Kurt have actually been together longer ... they hooked up in 1983. Impressive.
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My mother did not want me to donate: She did not want a large scar on my unmarried abdomen.
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In Qatar and the UAE, for example, being pregnant and unmarried is illegal and can carry a jail sentence.
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Born in May 1949 in Kerry's "county home" — essentially, a workhouse — to an 18-year-old unmarried mother, Mrs.
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Callimachi: So an unmarried fighter who has no children starts out at a base pay of around 50 bucks.
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Yet in New Jersey, some dependent, unmarried adults are eligible to stay on their parents' plan until they're 31.
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They also tend to have more friends and social support, and engage in fewer unhealthy behaviors than the unmarried.
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Mr. Steele, who lives in Harlem and is unmarried, did everything from being a nanny to manning sample sales.
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Wedding guests parted, creating a narrow path for the train of unmarried women to parade through in their finery.
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Like unmarried women, wakashu who belonged to the samurai class could wear the long-sleeved kimono known as furisode.
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The ruling mainly affects unmarried couples with children, as married spouses with children are presumed to have parental rights.
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He blamed poverty and illiteracy, as well as parents hoping to stop the taboo of unmarried sex and pregnancy.
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Immediate relatives include only: spouses of US citizens; unmarried children (younger than 21) citizens; and parents of adult citizens.
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By contrast, the unmarried Park's approval rating had fallen to 44 percent just four weeks after she took office.
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"I was expecting the unmarried lot would have more unrealistic expectations for men," the speaker said to more laughter.
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That includes being at least 62 years old, having been married at least 123 years and being currently unmarried.
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As an unmarried couple, figuring out how to purchase a house can quickly become complicated and emotional, experts say.
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But my work shows that in 17th-century England, at any given time, more women were unmarried than married.
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The center provides information about current issues and how to vote to unmarried women, people of color and millennials.
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However, in general, unmarried parents with young kids have an especially difficult time participating in civic life, she added.
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But in the seventies, when I was growing up, we had '3 Women' and 'An Unmarried Woman' and 'Klute.
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But buying a home as an unmarried couple can have legal and financial risks if not planned for properly.
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Each of them faced lesser penalties for violating khalwat — an Islamic regulation barring close-proximity contact between unmarried couples.
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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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In canvassing opinion among unmarried women seeking a partner, ¥7m a year seems a common floor among the better educated.
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According to the law, they must be older than 20, unmarried and have undergone psychological therapy for a year prior.
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As the title suggests, we're talking about unmarried women in America, a group that is growing at an exponential rate.
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Dr. Timothy Cunningham (right) with his parents Cunningham was unmarried but kept in regular contact with his close-knit family.
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Graham is also unmarried and has long been dogged by vague, totally unsubstantiated accusations of being a closeted gay man.
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"An unmarried man is anxious about the things of the Lord, how he may please the Lord," the letter reads.
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They were typically 203 to 19 years old, unmarried and first-time mothers, according to the report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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At the same time, unmarried fathers aren't faced with the same societal expectation that they provide financially for their children.
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Both married and unmarried people follow that pattern, but among the married the dip around middle age is less severe.
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A 47-year-old man, Deng Xinling, says that men are now considered shopworn if they are unmarried at 203.
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Unmarried women also had a higher mortality rate than married women, but the difference was less significant than among men.
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They unmarried duo was Keeping Up With the Kardashians' most stable couple after nearly a decade of love and pregnancies.
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The same report found that 85 percent of abortion patients are unmarried (though 19963 percent were cohabiting with their partner).
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The plaintiff in the case, Luis Ramon Morales-Santana, was born in 1962 in the Dominican Republic to unmarried parents.
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That includes unmarried women like Kozlowska, a demographic that has the potential to be a growing force in US politics.
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Really changing the political landscape would take a wide range of unmarried women, not just relatively privileged ones like Kozlowska.
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Women in general—especially unmarried women and the young—lean Democratic, and college-educated women are an increasingly young group.
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Secure & Succeed Act: Only allows family-based visas to be given to spouses and unmarried children under 18 years old.
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The report also found that young and unmarried women were highly influenced by economic policies and stances on reproductive rights.
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In women, uterine, breast and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma showed the greatest differences in mortality rates between the married and unmarried.
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"The Lobster," with Colin Farrell and Rachel Weisz, is based in a future in which being unmarried is a crime.
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Another 21% of married couples and 603% of unmarried individuals rely on them for 90% or more of their income.
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They are, as far as they know, the first unmarried women who have ever migrated from the village to work.
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F1: This visa is for unmarried sons or daughters of US citizens and their children under the age of 18.
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Avicii, whose real name is Tim Bergling, did not leave a will, was unmarried and did not have any children.
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" It seemed flagrantly wrong-headed, not to mention acutely demeaning, to claim that unmarried people are by their nature "condemned.
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He was unmarried, both his parents were dead, he had no real friends and a dreaded deployment to Afghanistan loomed.
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Fehr, the social psychologist, said that this makes sense—unmarried people are generally more lonely than those who are married.
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And then there's Mohamed Hadid, who seemed a little skittish since his daughters are unmarried and around the same age.
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We gave 459 unmarried, heterosexual, undergraduate students an online questionnaire to learn more about how relational anxiety influences sexting behavior.
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However, unlike heterosexual and gay or lesbian adults, our study shows that married bisexuals are not healthier than unmarried bisexuals.
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Born in rural Mississippi to an unmarried teen mother, she grew up in poverty and endured years of sexual abuse.
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The home, where unmarried women were sent to have babies, recorded no burials for hundreds of children who died there.
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She is unmarried and unsure of how old she is, although her grandparents estimate she is between 16 and 18.
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But Saipov, as a green-card holder, could only sponsor a spouse or unmarried children under 21, and did neither.
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He harangued her about being unmarried and said she should put her vagina and womb "to work," Rabbi Sabath said.
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But a dark side is that being unmarried after age 25, or gay, or otherwise unconventional, is still deeply suspect.
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Aren't the same people who sacralize the fetus generally opposed to any meaningful welfare for unwanted children and unmarried mothers?
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Unmarried and uninterested in marriage for the time being, Ms. Najjar remained very much the star of her own drama.
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According to the ruling, the groom would now also have to disclose if he was unmarried, divorced or a widower.
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However, widowed adults showed more cognitive decline than the married/unmarried groups, regardless of age, sex, socioeconomic status or depression.
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For example: In New Jersey, some dependent, unmarried adults are eligible to stay on their parents' plan until they're 31.
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Overall, men were more likely to die, as were unmarried people, those with less wealth and those not currently working.
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Unmarried millennials are more likely to live with their partners than any previous generation at this stage in their lives.
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Around the world, the church branded unmarried women immoral, treating them like social contaminants and hiding them away in shame.
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DeMint, who believed that gays and unmarried pregnant women were unfit to teach in public schools, won easily in 22021.
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It also sets out punishment for sex crimes, unmarried people engaging in displays of affection, adulterous relationships and underage sex.
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Usage was also common among people with depression who were male, black or unmarried, at around 23% for each group.
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And they have to be over the age of 20, unmarried and not have children under the age of 20.
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The Church teaches that by remaining celibate and unmarried, a priest can devote himself entirely to God and the Church.
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But if you look at where he was in life, he was unmarried and probably had never had a relationship.
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According to Ikeda, they are likely ladies-in-waiting, who were unmarried and encouraged to pleasure themselves in their quarters.
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"Her views on sexuality and the sexual behavior of unmarried women were radical and the same as mine," he added.
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The remains of more than 150 people were discovered at an Irish laundry where unmarried pregnant teens were sent to work.
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She has a new group of work friends, saucy 30-somethings who don't seem to care that she's unmarried and childless.
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Gillard was one of Australia's few unmarried leaders, and her relationship with hairdresser boyfriend Tim Mathieson drew plenty of media attention.
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Shortly after tampons were invented in 1929, Catholic priests denounced unmarried women's use of tampons because they believed tampons compromised virginity.
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" Martinez noted that cancer specialists "should be aware that an increase in cancer mortality is a real outcome among unmarried individuals.
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StayUncle, a website that enables unmarried couples to book into hotels without hassle in conservative India, launched the spoof site - staylaid.
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"Since I was a child I knew I wanted three children," said Mohammad who is unmarried and doesn't have children yet.
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In China, if you're unmarried past the age of 27, you're called a sheng nu — a "leftover woman," she told graduates.
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Last year, state-run news agency Xinhua published an opinion piece criticizing Taiwanese President Tsai's "extremist style," because she was unmarried.
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In his meeting with single women this summer, he said leadership became especially concerned by unmarried Mormons about a decade ago.
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They must also be unmarried, over 20 years old and not have children under the age of 20, LGBT+ activists said.
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The moves appear to pave the way for unaccompanied women and unmarried foreigners to travel more easily in the conservative kingdom.
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IR-2 and CR-2 (conditional residence): This visa is for unmarried children (under the age of 13) of US citizens.
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For 23 percent of married couples and 43 percent of unmarried individuals, those benefits represent 90 percent or more of income.
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She is in a tree when Woody, her unmarried and prospective male-ingénue beau — another casting conundrum — enters in Act 1.
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"With more people entering older ages unmarried, there could be more people with physical capability difficulties at older ages," she said.
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Alongside the visa, Saudi Arabia passed a law stating unmarried and unrelated women and men were permitted to share hotel rooms.
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Other pledges that counter conservative PiS proposals include the possibility for unmarried couple to register their relationship and stronger women's rights.
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No longer are unmarried women "spinsters," or "cat ladies," or an aberration: "Independent female adulthood," Traister writes, is the new normal.
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Both heterosexual and gay and lesbian individuals are better off in terms of health when they are married than when unmarried.
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She was the avatar of a new century — unmarried and independent, a woman who took lovers and took off her corset.
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In an early version, he also reflected on his mother's relationship with an unmarried aunt who lived on the family farm.
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According to the customs of the Kipsigis, an unmarried woman can inherit land, but it must be less than her brothers.
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According to Michigan law, the assets of an unmarried person who dies without a will are divided equally among their children.
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This is partly because at this income level, married couples actually maintain higher levels of social integration than their unmarried counterparts.
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The relentlessly gloomy weather and frequent storms forced the unmarried Mary Godwin, Percy Shelley and Lord Byron to entertain themselves indoors.
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Ms. Thomas used her considerable comedic chops to defang the cultural threat posed by Ann's implicit power as an unmarried woman.
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Engels was unmarried and had a taste for working-class women; his longtime lover, Mary Burns, worked in a Manchester factory.
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The most common dynamic tends to start with a couple, married or unmarried, who might identify as straight, gay or bisexual.
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Sometimes detainees and volunteers just communicate about the lighter side of life, like what it's like to be unmarried and young.
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Clinton won majorities of many other women — married women, who have historically voted Republican; college-educated women; minority women; unmarried women.
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Sixty-one percent now live together unmarried in states that previously approved of the process, contrasted with 74 percent in 2015.
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Given that perhaps two-fifths of unmarried Indonesian adolescents have had sex, you start to understand the depth of student feeling.
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Martin, thirty-seven and unmarried, had a degree in economics and had served a combined four terms in the Maine legislature.
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Unmarried duos will either have to use a so-called "joint tenancy with rights of survivorship " or "tenancy in common " title.
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The numbers don't lie: people like me — unmarried women, black, brown and young people — are the real majority in this country.
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For centuries, the church has required that priests be unmarried and celibate in order to dedicate themselves fully to serving God.
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But figuring out "what unmarried adult life for women might look like" still seems to require a good deal of wondering.
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When a rare unmarried man calls on her, not only does Emily play hard to get, she insults the bachelor outright.
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" Rather than investing the vast majority of their time and energy in "The One," unmarried people tend to invest in "the ones.
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Then there's the 210 percent Medicare surtax, a hike on wage income in excess of $250,000 a year ($200,000 for unmarried people).
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The Missionaries of Charity however, opposed the changes on the basis it gave leeway for single women and unmarried couples to adopt.
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"Congrats India, now unmarried boys can marry these smart girls from Kashmir after 370 removal," said one, referring to the constitutional provision.
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Only two presidents in all of history — James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland — were unmarried when they were elected to the White House.
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Then there's the 0.9 percent Medicare surtax, a hike on wage income in excess of $1973,000 a year ($200,000 for unmarried people).
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Unmarried couples represent 15 percent of young homebuyers, age 24 to 35, according to a new analysis of 2015 data from Zillow.
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It kept devastating the town and eating all the young maidens (it definitely wasn't safe to be an unmarried virgin back then).
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But Tanzania's attorney general launched an appeal -- one of its claims was that child marriage could protect unmarried girls who get pregnant.
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The following year, the Brown Paper Company, Berlin's leading employer, laid off all unmarried men, and eventually all married men without children.
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Polygyny is hard work for men but good for women, says Gurmeet, because it is "undesirable" for a woman to be unmarried.
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The DefendTheHouse gaming channel believes this NPC is probably unmarried and could even be homeless, adding that he also "drinks too much."
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Out of every 1,000 unmarried adult women living in England and Wales in 183, whether single, divorced or widowed, 60 got hitched.
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" WATCH: Unmarried at 27: Meet China's 'Leftover Women' "I was born into a large, traditional family of two girls and four boys.
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In addition to Princess Mako, there are six other unmarried princesses -- who will also lose their royal status if they marry commoners.
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Ms. Horowitz said it was not clear from the results why married people said they were so much happier than unmarried couples.
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It is now allowing unmarried foreign men and women to rent hotel rooms together, and letting women rent hotel rooms by themselves.
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F2: This visa is for spouses, minor children and unmarried sons and daughters (21 and older) of green card holders or LPRs.
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Two unmarried people, with no money, who hardly know each other, are about to have a baby that neither of them wants.
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Unmarried mothers also have a higher rate of death in their children, more than 21 percent higher than that of married mothers.
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"People stare a lot when you go for testing, especially if you are unmarried," says Vivian*, a cosmetics store manager from Abuja.
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Interracial couples accounted for 10% of heterosexual married couples and 21% of unmarried same-sex partners in 2010, according to Census data.
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Mattis, who is unmarried, instead moved his books -- all 7,000 of them -- many of which, he has since given away to libraries.
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In addition to the trauma of being raped, she feared the stigma in Iraq's conservative society of an unmarried woman giving birth.
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And very quickly from then on, the women were divided into smaller and smaller groups, with the unmarried girls being chosen first.
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The fact that I am 31 years old and unmarried is also a huge point of contention between my mother and me.
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What was the name of that nephew of his whom Richardson, unmarried and childless, allowed to transact some of his business affairs?
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His age is not all that sets him apart: Booker is unmarried and vegan, two unique qualities among the emerging Democratic field.
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Ms. Taylor and Mr. Bloomberg are happily unmarried and do not plan to start now, she said, even if he becomes president.
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Currently, American citizens like Mr. Patel can sponsor minor children, unmarried and married adult children, and spouses, parents and brothers and sisters.
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Then there's the 0.83 percent Medicare surtax, a hike on wage income in excess of $20.8,2250 a year ($2000,000 for unmarried people).
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Sex outside marriage is illegal, but unmarried couples, gay and straight, hook up in hotels without anyone asking for a marriage license.
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In a series of firsts, Symond is the only unmarried partner of a British prime minister to live in the official residence.
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CreditCreditAndrew Renneisen for The New York Times KIGALI, Rwanda — Neighbors whisper that she is pregnant, a disgrace for a young, unmarried woman.
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The company released its list of the 212 best places around the U.S. for single and unmarried women to purchase a home.
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Under the draft code, unmarried couples who are reported to police for living together could be sentenced to six months in prison.
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The Twitter account's real owner is an unmarried middle-aged man who offers political social media services backing Widodo's re-election campaign.
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Numerous studies, including a 2014 survey of 5,000 people in long-term relationships, show that childless couples (married or unmarried) are happiest.
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Researchers found that both married and unmarried people tend to select their "money opposite" — and that this causes strife in the relationship.
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Children with Muslim mothers and non-Muslim fathers, or unmarried parents or born as a result of rape were being discriminated against.
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Plans and issuers in the individual market as well as employers are required to offer dependent coverage for married and unmarried children.
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Some say the recent scandals are cause for the church to rethink its stance on the all-male and mostly unmarried priesthood.
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And they came just in time: In recent history, there have never been as many unmarried adults as there are right now.
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Some say that married people do not receive any money and only hand it out to young children and unmarried young adults.
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" As CNBC's Ester Bloom reports, being born to single moms or to unmarried partners "can be rough on families for numerous reasons.
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Voters were polled on their opinions of a number of different traits, from being a vegan to being nonreligious to being unmarried.
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For example, group health plans covered by federal law could restrict health care benefits for LGBTQ or unmarried persons and their dependents.
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Article 522 states that if a man rapes an unmarried woman he can avoid prosecution for the crime if he marries the victim.
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A federal judge blocked the law last July, arguing it was unconstitutional and sanctioned "arbitrary discrimination" against unmarried couples and the LGBTQ community.
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It would help if they did not look down on bachelors: some make it hard for unmarried people to get hold of contraceptives.
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The proposal, which must be approved by Pope Francis, would be a historic change to the church's centuries-old tradition of unmarried priests.
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Black mothers are more likely than white ones to be poor, unmarried and very young—three variables strongly associated with higher infant mortality.
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Unmarried men were 27 percent more likely to die of their tumors, and single women were 19 percent more likely, the study found.
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In many poor and middle-income countries the law still does not recognise unmarried couples and treats their offspring as virtual non-people.
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Study after study testifies that married people are healthier, wealthier and happier than unmarried ones, and less likely to split from their partners.
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Zillow puts the average age of first-time homebuyers at 33 — and recently noted a surge in unmarried couples buying a home together.
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According to Pew, the responses for "husband or wife" and "unmarried partner" will be broken out into "opposite-sex" and "same-sex" options.
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Our family and friend groups are smaller than ever before; 1 in 4 of us live alone, more than half us are unmarried.
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The number of voters would grow by nearly 19 million if unmarried citizens voted at the same rate as those who are married.
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Unmarried co-habiting couples or those engaging in extramarital sex could be prosecuted only if there is a complaint from a close relative.
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Pastors and priests were often the first phone call when a family had to solve the "tragedy" of an unmarried girl falling pregnant.
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Democrats continued to absolutely dominate among unmarried women; 66% voted for Democratic candidates for the House while just 31% voted for Republicans. 5.
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" Canadian government statistics indicate that between 28503 and 22019, "almost 600,000 infants were born to unmarried women and were recorded as 'illegitimate births.
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This means that if you have an unmarried partner or a favorite charity but no will, your assets won't end up with them.
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A Pennsylvania woman says she was fired from her job as a teacher at a Catholic high school after becoming pregnant while unmarried.
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The kingdom's clerics warn that it could lead to fornication, adultery, broken homes, children born of unmarried couples and full-blown societal collapse.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is still happily unmarried ... despite reports he secretly wife'd up his longtime girlfriend, Georgina Rodriguez, during a recent trip to Morocco.
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A 2001 story in Vanity Fair captured Mr. Weiner, then unmarried, leering at congressional interns while presenting himself as an auto-parts salesman.
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Not long ago, such access to Saudi Arabia as a journalist, especially as a young, unmarried Western female one, was virtually unheard-of.
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When it came to romance, premature babies were 1.95 times as likely to be unmarried, and 11.3 times as likely to be virgins.
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We only grasp this because of "Homelife"; when "The Zoo Story" was unmarried to it, Peter, even in Albee's opinion, was under-characterized.
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For one, many locals in Arles were unnerved by the unpredictable presence of an unmarried and nomadic Dutch painter living in their midst.
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Sergeant Ramirez, who joined the department in 2016, was married with two young children, and Deputy Lindsey was unmarried but had a girlfriend.
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Murphy Brown had just aired its Season 4 finale in which Ms. Brown, an unmarried news anchor, gave birth to a baby boy.
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In 2015, a Jarawa man was accused of killing a lighter-skinned baby born to an unmarried Jarawa woman and apparently an outsider.
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But Democrats also won 71 percent of millennial women and 54 percent of unmarried white women (who split their votes two years earlier).
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The intention wasn't of liberation, then — it was a joke at the expense of unmarried women, and a naked invocation of patriarchal power.
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Unmarried couples accounted for 215% of first-time homebuyers in 343, the highest share on record, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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Single mothers are allowed to register their children using their surname under new measures to reduce the stigma often faced by unmarried women.
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It said under Michigan law, if an unmarried person dies without a will, his or her assets are divided equally among any children.
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With nearly half of all births being to unmarried couples, some parents may think they have gamed the system by skipping the wedding.
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Between 2010 and 2014, married adults had sex 56 times per year, on average, while unmarried adults had sex 51 times per year.
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Married moms were significantly more likely to follow all four practices than unmarried moms, with the exception of room-sharing without bed-sharing.
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There were differences by race: 28.4 percent of white babies had unmarried parents, 69.7 percent of black babies and 323 percent of Hispanics.
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Allison was one of those pet owners who anthropomorphize their animals, and that pig was the center of her unmarried and unboyfriended life.
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In November, in an adultery case, a married woman was sentenced to death by stoning; her unmarried male partner received a hundred lashes.
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Bearing a child outside of marriage was considered both sinful and shameful, and unmarried mothers and their children often suffered discrimination and abuse.
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And unmarried couples who are reported to police for living together could be sentenced to six months in prison or face a fine.
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He leaves behind his well-meaning but coddled wife (Gemma Jones) and three unmarried daughters: Elinor (Thompson), Marianne (Winslet), and teenaged Margaret (Emilie François).
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For the young and unmarried, unchaperoned commercial leisure such as dance halls, soda fountains, and the movies — where couples could sit in the dark!
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The longer a young woman goes unmarried, the greater the risk of "dishonour" for her family—if she has a romance with someone, say.
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Red envelopes are traditionally gifted to children during the holiday, but they can also be given to unmarried adults, elderly relatives, friends, and employees.
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"We aim to offer a range of options — whether a woman is married or unmarried — that gives them the protection they want," he said.
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In 2014, the United States Census Bureau found that 107 million people aged 18 or older are unmarried and 53% of them were women.
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Today, the Miss America Organization is a 501(c)0003 non-profit scholarship pageant, open to unmarried and childless young women ages 17-24.
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People spend more years of their adult lives unmarried, so it makes no sense at all to continue focusing almost exclusively on married people.
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If you consider marital status as a vague proxy for age, though, Clinton won both unmarried women (59 percent) and married women (63 percent).
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UNMARRIED women are becoming an increasingly potent economic force and we check in with the author of our Special report on business in Africa
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The poll, commissioned by American Women in partnership with Elle magazine and shared exclusively with Refinery29, surveyed 1,000 registered voters, primarily unmarried millennial women.
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Six of the princesses are unmarried, and if they, too, marry commoners, it would shrink the number of royals in the family even more.
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The share of single male buyers stayed at 7 percent, still below the share of unmarried couples (8 percent) for the second-straight year.
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And, while Pence ran the Indiana Policy Review Foundation, it published an essay arguing that unmarried women should be denied access to birth control.
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Many South Koreans had hoped that Ms. Park, the country's first female president, who is unmarried and has no children, would be an exception.
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But since contraception wasn't officially legally available to unmarried people until 1972, illegal abortion was extremely commonplace among the rich, famous, and heavily scrutinized.
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They wanted to become foster parents but were barred from doing so because of both their sexual orientation and the fact they were unmarried.
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Ms. Silber's book opens in a Siberian prison, where Hodel is being held after she arouses suspicions as a young, unmarried woman traveling alone.
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The code would outlaw sex outside of marriage and set a jail sentence of six months for unmarried couples living together, among other laws.
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Analysis of these voters' responses to the debate shows Clinton strengthened her position Monday night specifically by: Consolidating her support with white unmarried women.
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Justice William Brennan held that the law violated the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment because it discriminated between married and unmarried people.
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I am 34, unmarried and a committed Christian, and have, over time, not held to the purity standards I inherited from my faith community.
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Under current law, American green card holders can sponsor their spouses and unmarried children for permanent residence — just like naturalized and native-born citizens.
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To call the unmarried "lonely" is to pretend that marriage confers companionship, not merely a set of privileges historically reserved for long-term companions.
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The unmarried also had a 43 percent increased likelihood of coronary heart disease death and a 55 percent increased risk for death from stroke.
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Women, after all, buy the vast majority of theater tickets, and unmarried ones have become a larger and increasingly vocal portion of the population.
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Compared with nonsmokers, people who vaped with or without also using traditional cigarettes were more likely to be obese, binge drink and be unmarried.
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This could affect an individual in a same-sex relationship, someone who is undergoing gender transition, or a woman who is pregnant and unmarried.
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Unmarried couples accounted for 215 percent of first-time homebuyers in 343, the highest share on record, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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In wedding day tradition, brides typically throw their bouquet at the end of the night to a waiting group of "single" — or unmarried — ladies.
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Unmarried men and women were more likely to rely on Social Security for their sole source of retirement income, with 275% and 284%, respectively.
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Saudi Arabia also announced in October that it would allow unmarried foreign couples share hotel rooms and let women rent hotel rooms by themselves.
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Preference categories include some relatives of U.S citizens, such as unmarried adult children and siblings; and spouses and minor children of legal permanent residents.
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Unmarried couples accounted for 16 percent of first-time homebuyers in 2017, the highest share on record, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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I would have liked to learn, for example, if he ever wondered whether Pence was aware that this unmarried eligible bachelor was actually gay.
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And once Beth succumbs to her illness for good, shortly after Jo returns home, Jo — still alive, still unmarried — is utterly and profoundly lost.
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