D'après des statistiques descriptives, les mariages civils et les mariages précédés d'une cohabitation pré-maritale sont plus instables, c'est-à-dire plus fréquemment rompus par un divorce.
"Les mots nous manquent pour dire le plus banal des paysages.
Alors, il n'est plus temps d'écrire, il n'est plus temps de dire, il n'est plus temps de se préoccuper, il faut agir sans attendre que la peine de mort soit rétablie, comme vous venez de nous le dire.
In the WNYC studios, she played two contemporary protest songs from her new record, "Whistle Down the Wind". Plus, a dire assessment of the possibilities for a hacked election; and the explorer Henry Worsley, who set off across Antarctica, alone and on foot.
"That the result was less dire than forecast is a plus," said Patrick Bennett, an economist at Société Générale in Hong Kong.
Headlines about severe fiscal distress in American cities and states — plus a series of dire statements by Wall Street seers predicting bigger troubles ahead — have led mom-and-pop investors to cut their muni holdings.
In some ways, this should be no surprise, coming on the back of five plus years of dire economic conditions in many western economies.
On the plus side, he says some of the dire reports from the field are overblown -- precincts he checked appear to be staying open the extra hour ordered by a judge.
Plus the authorities have a dire track record of investigating past killings of this kind.
Having them prepared beforehand is a plus, because that is when your muscles are in dire need of proteins.
