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Cohabitation is an
arrangement where people who are not married,
usually couples, live together. They are
often involved in a
romantic or ****ually intimate...
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daughters may
cohabit.
Examples of this type of
social nesting can be seen in the
species Xylocopa sulcatipes and
Xylocopa nasalis. When
females cohabit, a division...
- married. In the 1170s, "it was
common practice for
ordinary couples to
cohabit before marriage and for
cousins to
marry one another" and
there was very...
- who
builds a shelter. Roz
names the
gosling Brightbill, and the
three cohabit. As
Brightbill grows, he
learns to swim but is
rejected by
other geese...
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Cohabitation in the
United States is
loosely defined as two or more people, in an
intimate relationship, who live
together and
share a
common domestic...
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Eastern Nilotic Samburu language of the
Samburu people with whom they
cohabit.
Recent advances in
genetic analyses have
helped shed some
light on the...
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Anthony (July 12, 2017). "
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depending on the jurisdiction,
unmarried couple, in
which the
couple wish to
cohabit, but do not want to or
cannot enter into a full marriage. In the legal...
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again and Mrs.
Mills informs the
Stewarts that they will have to
learn to
cohabit with the
living residents, only for
Grace to
ominously state that the house...
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distant relatives and
varying numbers of
servants and
dependents would cohabit with the
master of the
house and his
immediate family. The
structure of...
