News of this controversy soon reached Metz; and Agrippa and his friends discussed the issues, particularly Lefèvre's criticism of a legend that attributed multiple marriages to St. Anne, the mother of the Virgin.
First, to avoid identification problems on the hazard scale, we impose the variance of δ as unitary (an alternative approach would require multiple marriages for a given individuals, a situation which is rarer in Italy and does not allow for the choice between civil and religious Catholic marriage unless the first marriage is civil).
Nearly four-fifths of white evangelical voters plan to cast their ballots for Donald J. Trump despite his multiple marriages, lack of piety and inconsistency on the issues they care about most, a new poll has found.
He has been attacked by his non-Muslim Arab contemporaries for preaching monotheism, as well as for his multiple marriages, possession of slaves and military expeditions across the Middle East.
When King visited Stewart on "The Daily Show" to promote his book last month, the pair verbally scuffled over whether King's multiple marriages and history of gambling made him a degenerate.
Although Romney has evidently led an uneventful private life, he is trying to forcibly reinvent himself from his incarnation as a Massachusetts governor who favored abortion rights and gay rights — almost as hard a history to surmount in the G.O.P. as the multiple marriages and divorces of McCain, Giuliani, and Newt Gingrich.
Consider the multiple marriages and divorces of many celebrities.
Within the large complex family, there are many small family units, some of which, because of multiple marriages, include several half-sibling relationships (sibships).
In this world of multiple marriages, the evolutionary biologists may need to differentiate between a person's first marriage and subsequent marriages.
