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Regarding the rules revisions, Pentagon officials repeated on Thursday that same-sex marriages could not be recognized by the Defense Department because they were not recognized under federal law.

Vsevolod Chaplin, an archpriest and spokesman for the Russian Orthodox Church, said in an interview with the PublicPost news site that while church marriages could not end in divorce, Mr. Putin's decision to end his civil marriage was "between him and his spouse".

Legal same-sex weddings were taking place for the first time on Friday across Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota and Tennessee, even as the attorneys general in Texas and Mississippi said marriages could not take place immediately.

In August, when Bosse discovered that she was pregnant, even Strindberg's delight (he was a fond parent of the four children of his previous marriages) could not save a marriage full of distrust and accusation.

Prunty had her doubts — "I believed that plural marriages couldn't be lived in this lifetime," she said — but she felt that it wasn't her place to question her husband.

And Liza realized that her marriage could not be broken up by a trifling episode.

But Mr. Motley, a leading opponent of same-sex marriage, could not get the same audience.

"We just knew that a traditional heterosexual marriage could not last, because two people could not give each other everything they need," she said.

When the Lloyd Joneses realized that the marriage could not be salvaged, they offered tosupport Anna and the children if William would leave.

In finding that marriage could not constitutionally be denied to same-sex couples, the Massachusetts court gave any same-sex marriage performed in Massachusetts portability to another state that does not explicitly prohibit it, which includes Connecticut.

Those opposing gay marriage argued that the nation's founders established the country based on Judeo-Christian morality, and that the morality inherent in the biblical concept of marriage could not be separated from the law.