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iren [92.7K]
3 years ago
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Describe the relationship between love and marriage as depicted in this article using evidence from text in your answer

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Genrish500 [490]3 years ago
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Answer: Hi There- The relationship of an autonomous relationship is a very common thing in the US. As the article stated before in autonomous marriages, it starts off with a lot of love and ends up getting a divorce. Whereas in arranged marriages which are very uncommon in the US and other places. The article states how through time love grows and those marriages last longer then autonomous

Explanation: Hope you have bright & beautiful day!!

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Welcome to the happiest place on earth! Oh, wait -- that’s Disneyland, isn’t it? Well, we aren’t exactly an amusement park, but as far as middle schools go, we are a pretty happy place. And we want you to know that we’ve got some great things going on. We are a hard working, innovative, and enthusiastic staff, and we hope you will find our school to be as great as we know it to be.

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