Members of the audience come as single persons, from different backgrounds, with different thoughts and moods.
When stretched end to end, a single persons DNA spans the globe's circumference.
"Poverty and Deprivation" puts the number of single persons with under $2,000 at 4,000,000.
It departed from its insistence on prospective adopters being heterosexual couples by advertising for applications from single persons.
In three of these schemes a married couple receives substantially less than two single persons.
Also divorced or single persons like myself who, for one reason or another, have ended up with a house in Pluto, North Dakota, their only major possession.
Let us say that in the 17,500,000 under $4,000 there are 6,500,000 single persons the proportion of unattached individuals tends to go down as income rises.
The report states that the "scale of hidden homelessness is evident" in a 2013 estimate of 2.23m households containing concealed single persons in England, as well as 265,000 concealed couples and lone parents.
Their officiant, the Rev. James Gambrill, an Episcopal priest, commented on the value of "the significant periods of time they have spent as single persons".
Moreover, workers with dependent spouses and children have greater needs than single persons, though the assumption of marital responsibilities or the converse assumption of marital dependency is not strictly speaking an insurable risk.
In 1969 the disadvantage experienced by single persons was reduced by the provision of a completely separate rate schedule for them, which created a "marriage penalty" that taxed married couples at a relatively higher rate.
