For the next two decades (and over the course of two marriages) -- before the current conflict made travel in Algeria more difficult -- she shuttled continually between the two countries, as if between two halves of a long historical equation.
The great writer hurled himself into danger in three wars, managed to survive two plane crashes on the same big-game safari in remote Africa, and precipitated many domestic dramas with a variety of love affairs in the course of his four marriages.
Consequently, two out of three marriages in Pakistan are marriages between cousins (National Institute of Population Studies and Macro International Inc. 2008).
"Over the course of five years, she turned from 'Siberia' onto herself, brought on by a difficult marriage and personal experience," Mr. Walker said.
The researchers followed 501 newlywed couples in 251 marriage over the course of four years in order to determine whether couples who think positively about their marriage actually have happier marriages.
And, of course, Trump's three marriages are painfully out of step with Christian restrictions against divorce".
It was Daenerys, Sansa (Sophie Turner), Cersei (Lena Headey), and Arya (Maisie Williams), characters who, over the course of six seasons, have been sold into marriage or slavery; some raped, most imprisoned; all betrayed, beaten, robbed of wealth, family and home.
In an experiment with 120 married couples in Chicago, Dr. Finkel periodically asked questions about their marriages over the course of two years.
Over the course of two and a half hours, he asked about little else — other than sibling marriage and the sexual relations of the ancient Greeks.
On 28 May, in Saint-Malo, he married Marie Blaize, who had been his fiancée for two years; over the course of their marriage, they had five children together.
