Further, married migrant men who live away from their spouses are more likely to seek contacts with commercial female sex workers (FSWs), and become infected with HIV and other STIs/, than those living with their families [ 2, 9, 14].
Further, married couples adopt and reproduce using donated gametes, rather than procreating 'naturally'naturally
I want... absolute veto power over any further marrying on Johnny's part.
A new app, called InstaCRT, goes a step further, marrying an app and truly analog technology.Written by Swedish programmers, it takes an old-school approach.
Yet Knockin' Boots goes further, marrying this full-frontal funk with shades from further afield, a prime example being "Umuntu", a raucous, bubbling exercise driven by a blistering vocal feature from South African vocalist Okmalumkoolkat.
MANY artists attempt to fuse art and life, but Ernesto Neto took this one step further when he married his pregnant girlfriend in one of his vast, womb-like sculptures.
Ms Harb assumed this was confirmation of their divorce and married a further two times, divorcing both men.
The fortunes of fourteenth-century middle-class families depended entirely on whom their children married, what further children (preferably sons) those children bore, and who inherited what.
After university she became one of the first women in America to be admitted to a medical school, but was excluded from further study after she married.
The relationships were further cemented when Galerius married Valeria, Diocletian's daughter, and Constantius I Chlorus repudiated his wife (or concubine) Helena, mother of the future emperor Constantine I, in order to marry Theodora, Maximian's stepdaughter.
In 1926, Mr. Dolowich earned a degree from Brooklyn Law School, and though he apparently never practiced, in 1929 he did make one move that would further his goals: he married Isaac Lefkowitz's niece, Charlotte.
