He came to prominence by representing members of the insurgent group that spearheaded the Algerian uprising in the 1950s and '60s (the woman he married faced the death sentence for terrorism), making use of a legal defense known as the "rupture strategy" in which he accused the prosecution of the same offenses as the defendants.
In 1973 Kim, convinced that neither she nor anyone else could moderate Keith's behaviour, left her husband and took Amanda; she later married Faces keyboard player Ian McLagan.
The all-but wordless scene where Barry and Lady Lyndon, who go on to marry, face each other at the gaming table and share their first kiss, stands for me as one of the most superb moments in cinema.
Accept limitations: If one of you is married or if you are of different religions and cannot marry, face the truth and mourn over it.
For example, while the group-based approach is effective with adult men and women in this context, the restricted mobility and time constraints young married girls face made this approach more challenging.
It's an unfortunate reality that most unmarried women -- whether they're divorced, widowed or never married -- face much greater financial challenges than men in retirement.
In Nigeria, girls who are married early face increased gender-based violence and risk of HIV infection.
Once married, women face considerable pressures to prove their fertility [ 22- 25].
Married to face-recognition technology and tied in to public and private agencies around the world, an electronic library of hundreds of millions of faces will be created.
Perhaps the reason that Protestants rate their clergy twice as high on "preaching, liturgy, sympathetic counseling, respect for women and work with young people" is that their clergy are married and facing some of the same problems as their parishioners.
