Mrs. Clinton acknowledged that faith, although it had sustained her in her very public marital trials, did not always survive "being tested in cruel and tragic ways".
Elsewhere, bohemianism laps at the family's respectability: Clary, once an awkward child who has become a literary type married to a much older man, writes a play candidly dissecting her marital trials and tribulations; her younger brother, a raffish photographer, falls in incestuous love.
It's a backup, but it's also a wild representation of what you've been up to (not to mention a dandy piece of evidence in a marital infidelity trial).
In univariate analyses, statistically significant associations were found between anxiety and age, trial centre, marital status, employment status, training, physical activity, ever having had a child, and smoking status (Table 2).
Simenon's 1964 novel, about an extra-marital affair and the trial that follows, is very sexual, right from page one.
Ms. Pryce maintained that she had acted under "marital coercion" and underwent two trials in quick succession.
(John Wayne denies raping her, and he was acquitted of marital sexual assault in a separate trial in November 1993).
There were two trials that did not report marital status 40, 42.
Following this perspective, Kulu and Boyle (2010) shows that premarital cohabitation, net of self-selection, decreases the risk of separation in Austria, supporting the notion of cohabitation as a "trial marriage" able to reinforce subsequent marital stability.
We also found no significant interactions for marital status despite reporting such interactions in two previous trials (Courneya et al, 2008, 2009).
Lawson was asked repeatedly about her drug use in the trial of the Grillos, former assistants in her marital home with Saatchi, who were acquitted of £685,000 of fraud on household credit cards and accounts.
