A kitchen maid slays a dragon and marries a prince; a vain woman marries a mouse, with bad results; a boy cast out as lazy proves the logic of his approach.
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She marries Henry right after he's crowned King of England.
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Much of her work marries traditional crafts with agricultural processes.
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"This kind of marries the two fields together," he said.
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She ain't ever leaving; I don't care who she marries.
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A person who marries for money usually earns every penny.
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She moves to Fiji and marries a scuba diving instructor.
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Today, the home marries sophisticated style with priceless historical value.
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Watching the Perseids together marries both goals — and it's free.
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His work marries classical ballet technique with a modern attitude.
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I hope she finds a religious dentist and marries him.
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One girl returns to an early love and marries him.
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Lily marries grandly thanks to the perfection of her feet.
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Spanish migas marries shards of old bread and olive oil.
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The royal wedding is a story of actress marries prince.
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When Cathy instead marries a wealthy man, Heathcliff enacts revenge.
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Amber Rose's Failed ThreesomeNick Young Hopes Iggy Marries French Montana!
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This democratic approach is one that marries well with Leigh's ethos.
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He'll also be getting some new cousins when Chyna marries Kardashian.
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What will Meghan Markle's title be after she marries Prince Harry?
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Sirius marries the two sides of Mr Putin's vision for education.
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In The Royal We, an American woman marries a British prince.
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When a prince wants a princess, the princess marries the prince.
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And she plans on going by Angela when she marries Kardashian.
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I hope Yara beats him to Meereen and marries Daenerys first.
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She falls in love, marries, has dreams, and sometimes feels fulfilled.
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Twice in the book, she said, the fictional author nearly marries.
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How he marries the personal and the political is very tricky.
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My hair is currently in braids, which marries style and efficiency.
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A pemangku, or Balinese priest, marries couples in the Balinese language.
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McGregor plays the Swede as he marries Miss New Jersey, a.k.a.
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But if one of them marries your brother — oh, my God!
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The real spell comes in how she marries dance to music.
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In a few societies, one woman marries a number of men.
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Shadow marries Sonic, but only because Shadow thinks Sonic is Mephiles.
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So when a man marries a hologram, maybe it's weird Japan.
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"Put it this way: If you congratulate a man because he marries a woman and then you fire a woman because she marries a woman, that is discrimination on the basis of sex," Mr. Nevins said.
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It cherry picks others' good ideas and marries them with its own.
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When Dr. Holt goes through with Hester's plan and marries to Munsch.
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It's not everyday that an American marries into the British royal family.
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It marries that love of music, various types and genres, to canoeing.
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In "Middlemarch," her heroine does something crazy and marries the wrong guy.
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She does something else crazy and marries the right guy this time.
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The man she marries is no different from her brother or father.
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The cafe marries a fast-casual dining experience with the cereal brand.
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B. and his wife move to America, and Katya marries unremarkable Len.
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Ms. Markle, who marries Prince Harry on Saturday, could tip the balance.
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Austin marries and then has an affair, a transgression that enrages Emily.
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Just out of college, she marries, because what else can she do?
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You understand why she almost passively, as we soon learn, marries Golaud.
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One marries an Englishman and lives out her life in wealth and comfort.
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Sidney courts and marries Melody early, just after the success of his book.
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When Markle marries Prince Harry, she will likely have to renounce her citizenship.
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BIN LADEN&aposS SON MARRIES 9/11 LEAD HIJACKER&aposS DAUGHTER, REPORT SAYS
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Instead, Liz marries Peter Parker's best friend, who later becomes the Green Goblin.
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She marries Willy (Dominic West), a successful writer, and begins writing for him.
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Libby was to start, Britney marries childhood friend Jason Alexander in Las Vegas.
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In these paintings, she marries images from the mass media with her imagination.
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When an office joke goes awry, he marries his boss's spiteful secretary, Cecilia.
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The curved back of the piano marries the shape of the room perfectly.
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Sheila marries a philandering American, raises three daughters in Paris, takes a lover.
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Marries English aristocrat Justin Portman, and gives birth to their son Lucas Portman.
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If someone marries another man, that doesn't have any effect on my life.
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When a man marries a fucking hologram, it's sure to make headlines worldwide.
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So, in summary: If Rob marries Chyna (hypothetically), and Tyga marries Kylie (another hypothetical), then not only would they be married to each other's exes, but Kylie would be both an aunt and a step-mom to Tyga and Chyna's son.
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The EPR effect marries a specific, experimentally realizable form of quantum entanglement with complementarity.
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Rionach teaches Defense Against the Dark Arts at Ilvermorny, speaks Parseltongue, and never marries.
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Someone who marries a Chinese person can theoretically gain citizenship; in practice few do.
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Notes on the Culture The new island getaway Kalesma marries Greek tradition with modernity.
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Maci Bookout is counting down the days until she marries her fiancé Taylor McKinney.
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Littlefinger calms Lysa down, marries her, and then throws her through the Moon Door.
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Unlike his sisters, he marries for love, to local girl Natasha Ivanovna (Lois Chimimba).
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Yet instead of staying in America, Akeem marries Lisa McDowell in his native Zamunda.
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She marries and has her own daughter, hiding her history from her new family.
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Dexter marries into a prominent family, but can't shake the sense that he's tainted.
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When watchful Mayya marries Abdallah she quashes a fierce, unrequited love for another man.
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Soon afterward, Maame marries an Asante "Big Man" and gives birth to another girl.
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When Danny marries, it is to a bright woman for whom renunciation comes easily.
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Called the Philosopher, it marries Mr. Koons's artistic skills and Mr. Carpenter's technical finesse.
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He marries the widowed Dorothea, who forfeits rank and inheritance to become his wife.
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If someone marries a cow, instead of saying "I do" they can say "I moo".
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If a Saudi woman marries a non-Saudi man, their children are not granted citizenship.
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Bolton, 69, is known as a dedicated hawk who marries bureaucratic savvy with belligerent rhetoric.
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The phone marries classic BlackBerry design elements with a more modern form factor quite adeptly.
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A product that marries the best parts of a nourishing balm and a colorful gloss?
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Then those two babies grow up and get married in Texas, but Vangelis marries them.
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It's really lightweight and it's like your favorite legging that marries your favorite cargo pant.
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The film marries science with the soul, spurring some titillating trains of thought worth exploring.
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Each game marries the contrasts of emptiness and noise using one simple element: the wind.
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The ballad tells of a backwoods beauty who marries up, but to a violent man.
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As Woj-ciech explains, the 'Kamerka' tool marries several different chunks of Python code together.
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If Ben marries her on their first date, then she'll have to sleep with him.
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Trump marries these two patterns of New York politics: He's both corrupt and sexually scandalous.
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Taken in by an abusive relative, he eventually strikes out on his own and marries.
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Patton Oswalt marries Meredith Salenger Oswalt touted the joys of being a groom with Kimmel.
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William's younger brother Harry, who marries U.S. actress Meghan Markle next month, drops to sixth.
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Rose eventually ends the affair, but she never marries; Vlashkin's picture stays on her wall.
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Margaret flees England during its civil war, and meets and marries her husband in Paris.
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Boy marries girl, with a humorous anecdote or two about the vicissitudes of young love.
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The story revolves around a scheming trapeze artist who marries a dwarf for his inheritance.
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Nora reluctantly marries Charlie, who turns out to be a better man than she thought.
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After she marries Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, the queen's authority begins to erode.
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Cam eventually marries Fitzroy and becomes a groundbreaking microbiologist, though not a very good one.
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Broadsheet tends to work better for long stories because it marries pictures and texts nicely.
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She longs for pretty things, but eventually follows her heart and marries a poor tutor.
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As for Dorothea, after the Reverend Casaubon dies, she marries her true love, Will Ladislaw.
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Coursework marries the principles of linguistics with the creativity of speculative fiction genres and pop culture.
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In real life, Margaret marries Snowdon not long after the end of her relationship with Townsend.
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Choose any Australian state, and you can find a journey that marries history and striking wilderness.
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North runs off and marries her lowborn sweetheart, Posthumous, and Kim banishes North's lover to Italy.
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British actress Rose Leslie marries her "Games of Thrones" co-star in Scotland ceremony on Saturday.
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Telecom giants AT&T and Verizon are both pursuing a strategy that marries content and distribution.
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In another, Pee-wee loves a fruit salad so much he marries it, ceremony and all.
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She marries the heir to the king, Prince Ali, and is exiled and pursued by assassins.
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"This collection marries traditional home décor and modern style, with something for everyone's taste," she says.
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Her dreams and innocence are slowly stripped away after she marries a viscount who is unfaithful.
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Whom she marries is her decision, though she also needs the approval of the privy council.
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Emos, punks, goths—they've been replaced with a visual identity that marries Supreme and Sports Direct.
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Rather than create a principled set of conservative views, the GOP marries itself to poll numbers.
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Ms. Rosenblit, who marries conceptual ideas to a vivid sense of theater, is a playful contrarian.
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August 1994 The 27-year-old singer reportedly marries his 15-year-old protege, Aaliyah Haughton.
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Constance marries Cedric unaware and, aided by Gualtieri, pluckily determines to excel at her job anyway.
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The sense of being lost at sea, engulfed by the waves, marries the disorientating 3D space.
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Melinda marries Robert anyway, and he continues to drain the money she inherited from her mother.
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Bantock marries image and text to create both a book and an art object in itself.
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It had a very fairy tale feel: Girl from small town meets and marries sea captain.
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Maxine marries Carl and bears him six children ("We need more white babies," a gynecologist urges).
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The game marries mini-golf and card games into an incredibly delightful and fun puzzle game.
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Tattoos are one of the unique beauty categories that marries artistry, cultural significance, technique, and sentimental meaning.
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The art marries an industrial aesthetic with pop gusto, in which even the faucets are erotically charged.
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"She's genuinely innovative — one of the few artists who successfully marries wearability with innovation," said Whitefield-Madrano.
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It's not about being super serious but cooking delicious and approachable food that marries Italy and Argentina.
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He marries Jeyne Poole, a childhood friend of Sansa's who's being forced to pretend that she's Arya.
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The Imperial House Law rules that a woman who marries a commoner must leave the royal family.
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He marries a woman named Daily Alice Drinkwater, and so our story about love and destiny begins.
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After surviving the insults of her mother, Ms Harding marries Gillooly (Sebastian Stan), her high-school sweetheart.
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He would also become the step-uncle of King Cairo if his step-sister Kylie marries Tyga.
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"Dakota marries into the family and right off the bat we put him to work," she said.
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Battle-royale games have reshaped multiplayer experiences; augmented reality marries the fantastic and real in unprecedented ways.
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She will become the Foundation's fourth patron after she marries Harry at Windsor Castle on May 19.
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As Paul Samuelson, an economist, pointed out, a country's GDP falls when a man marries his maid.
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"In a traditional society, a woman who never marries would be regarded as less whole," she wrote.
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"This unique initiative marries research-driven policy and reentry services reforms," Pettus-Davis said in a statement.
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It's not everyday that someone from your high school marries a member of the British royal family.
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And for fare-splitters, this marries up nicely with the existing ability to divvy up ride costs.
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Van Herpen marries science and technology, as well as artistry and meticulous handicraft, in her ethereal designs.
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It's the perfect fit for a song that marries power-pop hooks, stuttering synths and 80s sparkle.
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Practically anyone who marries into the House of Windsor represents a first in one sense or another.
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Even the highest estimates show only one in five American women keeps her surname when she marries.
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Since Mary Page marries three times in her life, this is a jolt that keeps on giving.
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It's for cod braised in butter and wine, and it marries sweetness and silk to remarkable effect.
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In her work, Ms. Vacheva marries the grandness of history with absurd elements from the present day.
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Mr. Lydgate, a new doctor in town, marries Rosamond, a charming and beautiful daughter of a manufacturer.
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Poetic and elegant, his work marries image and word, creating a visual narrative of memory and loss.
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On Comedy Three rising comics share an aesthetic that marries crass physical humor with disarmingly sexual themes.
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In August, ArtBridge, a nonprofit that marries emerging artists to urban spaces, installed work on four sites.
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But after her mother's death, her father, Avromtshe (Bruce Rebold) marries a poor widow, Basye (Rachel Botchan).
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One marries a British man into a life of luxury, while the other is sold into slavery.
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In Ready or Not, a woman who grew up in foster care marries into the wealthy family.
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Some are calling it GENTEfication, a term that marries the word "gente", Spanish for people, with gentrification.
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CEOs marry their secretaries, artists are attracted to other artists and a smart lawyer marries the judge. Stereotypes?
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If she marries the person she loves, she will lose her royal status and position in her family.
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I've created this image, this alter ego, which is Courtney Stodden, the bubbly persona who marries old men.
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It works, and — ethics of love spells aside — she falls for a man (Mark Feuerstein) and marries him.
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The entire ceremony was exactly what you'd expect when a Naked and Afraid participant marries a farm girl.
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The S8 takes some cues from Google's software-heavy approach and marries that with great optics and hardware.
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While on vacation in Monte Carlo, our unnamed narrator meets and marries Max de Winter, an older man.
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It marries icy synth, muttering pulsations, dense forests of distortion, and shuddering tension with Leon's firm, warped shouts.
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Ally ends up becoming the bigger star and outshines Jack, whom she marries during her rise to fame.
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There's Nadia's hometown friend Aubrey, who marries Nadia's ex-boyfriend and has no luck trying to get pregnant.
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And the line's Queen of Hungary Mist marries coveted synthetic-free hydration with ever-of-the-moment aromatherapy.
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William's younger brother Harry, who marries U.S. actress Meghan Markle next month, falls to sixth on the list.
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In order to wed a wealthy Frenchwoman, the master discards his Micmac concubine, whom he marries to Sel.
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Finally, in royal news Meghan Markle intends to become UK citizen after she marries Prince Harry in May.
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After the Leningrad Conservatory, she marries Mikhail, an engineering student who insists on emigrating with their son, Grisha.
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After their work de-fanging and veritably taming the woman through trauma is done, the Brahmin marries her.
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The new law will mandate that a 17-year-old who marries will also be able to divorce.
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The master plan marries housing with job training and services addressing mental health, substance abuse and other issues.
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The excellent cast includes Carey Mulligan, whose character marries into the white family, led by a racist patriarch.
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"It marries his years of marketing, digital, CEO experience with what he loves, which is politics," Rosenblatt said.
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Then they offered me the role of Ellen (an American woman who marries a returning G.I.) in 1998.
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Instead, she turned to Melorra, a new website that marries Western fast-fashion trends with wearable fine jewelry.
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The First Edition marries AWD with the extended range pack for 270 miles of range and 333 horsepower.
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Then he marries Jane Seymour, who dies not long after giving birth to Edward, a legitimate male heir.
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What makes Pokémon Go such a runaway success is that it marries childhood nostalgia with cutting-edge technology.
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There's nothing subtle about Matty or Matty's food, and that marries with the Black Axe Mangal attitude towards food.
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Pokemon GO, which marries a classic 20-year-old franchise with augmented reality, has become an instant hit globally.
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The typical U.S. woman now marries at 27.1 years old, the typical man at 29.2, according to census data.
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She becomes involved in the Kashmir struggle with Musa, then marries Naga and eventually rents a flat from Biplab.
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Amid an on-stage meltdown, she plucks a math teacher (Owen Wilson) from the crowd and marries him instead.
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Ostensibly, when Markle marries into the family in May, the name of the foundation will grow by a third.
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August 23, 2014 After 10 years together, the couple marries in an intimate ceremony attended by all their children.
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That is unless she marries her boyfriend, a US citizen, which would allow her to apply for permanent residency.
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The game marries two key elements: satisfying game mechanics and level design that brings out the best in them.
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Q: And when that politics marries the country's most saleable star, does that make it a more potent combination?
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"Trickster, trickster, to avoid such a problem, he marries another trickster and adopts a child in Brazil," Bolsonaro said.
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Pokemon Go, which marries a classic 20-year-old franchise with augmented reality, has become an instant hit globally.
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That may come down to the content of her music, which marries both a message and radio-friendly structure.
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AK Paul-collaborated "Masquerade" marries new wave, 80s pop vocals with ones that suddenly soar into an operatic register.
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All these years later, she still marries gospel's depth with danceable grooves and the rawness of deep Southern soul.
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Carlos and Élisabeth are betrothed when a peace treaty suddenly marries her to his father, the king of Spain.
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He is a rock singer whose cadences come from hip-hop, a pop songwriter who marries brightness with sleaze.
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At the insistence of Nick, Tom marries the bearded lady Baba the Turk, whose only asset is her fame.
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She marries a producer named Sebastian, who works at the Boston TV station where she is a rising star.
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Globally, a girl marries before the age of 15 every seven seconds, according to estimates by Save the Children.
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August 1003: Kelly and Aaliyah The 27-year-old singer reportedly marries his 15-year-old protégé, Aaliyah Haughton.
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Why it's hot in 2020: "Hokodo marries an expert insurance management team with amazing tech talent," Foxe Blader said.
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The track marries a beat familiar to hip-hop fans with acoustic sounds and lyrics filled with cowboy imagery.
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Carmen EjogoWho She Plays: Amelia Reardon, a schoolteacher who meets Detective Wayne Hays during the investigation and later marries him.
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She marries, then divorces, Paul Simon, reinvents the funny best friend trope, and unleashes her acerbic wit on the world.
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Designer Sophie Monet marries blocky, Matisse-like shapes with materials like exotic wood, precious stones, and metals (sustainable whenever possible).
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In the episode "A Fish Called Selma," he marries for good publicity and to put the fish rumors to bed.
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In season 3, episode 8, "The Second Sons," Sansa marries Tyrion before being unceremoniously taken to marry Ramsay Bolton instead.
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First Elizabeth Taylor marries a construction worker, and now TV's heartthrob of the hour brags about his blue-collar gigs.
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It's a rich, challenging work that marries jazz, hip-hop and funk to Lamar's dense, knotty and socially conscious rhymes.
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Tay's bestie, Karlie Kloss, would be Ivanka Trump's sister-in-law if she ever marries her longtime boyfriend, Joshua Kushner.
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As per the streamlined naming conventions, the new phone marries the phablet's form factor with the Galaxy line's good looks.
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It marries old opinion to new fact so as ever to show a minimum of jolt, a maximum of continuity.
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After discovering his children can't be named as beneficiaries on a life insurance policy unless he's married, he marries Sandler.
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According to him, if Kylie marries Tyga she will become the stepmother of his and Chyna's son, King Cairo Stevenson.
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L.A.'s Milk has an option, too, only it marries breakfast cereal with the now-ubiquitous macaron ice cream sandwich.
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For a kitchen tool that marries aesthetics and function, Japanese work wear is redefining the other side of the spectrum.
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Sel settles to the thump of his axe, marries Mari, a native Mi'kmaw woman, and fathers three children with her.
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In early editions of his bestselling economics textbook Paul Samuelson joked that GDP falls when a man marries his maid.
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A rhapsodic interlude follows when she marries Ewan Tavendale (Kevin Guthrie), a handsome local farmer who is besotted with her.
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"Crazyhead" marries a strong cast and sharp writing to create a unique and enjoyable one-season series, according to critics.
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Meanwhile, back in old Ulster, her sister Allison marries a chap who turns out to have a nasty, secret past.
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A selection of his work, which marries the art form's Middle Eastern heritage with contemporary ideas and shapes, is below.
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Audio-Technica Bluetooth Stereo Turntable for $153 ($30 off): This turntable marries old-school sound quality with new-school connectivity.
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Agyness Deyn stars as the young farm girl who works hard, falls in love, marries and loses entirely too much.
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The prince then proposed to Snow White, Rose Red marries the prince's brother, and the four live happily ever after.
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According to Saudi law, he will remain her guardian until she marries, at which point guardianship transfers to her husband.
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Biomedical research that marries family trees with genetic and health information could lead to new discoveries about heritable disease risk.
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In Ms. Goerke, the house has found a Brünnhilde who marries vocal vitality and emotional presence in each radiant note.
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In Sudan, one in three girls marries before the age of 18, according to figures published by Unicef last year.
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Written and directed by Dominicans, the biopic, which was released earlier this year, marries ambitious scope to Hollywood production values.
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She marries spectacle with heart, absurdity with relatability, all wrapped up in turquoise hair, orange eyeshadow, and a neck scarf.
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Lockheed Martin's Prepar3D, pronounced "prepared," is an immersive flight simulator program that marries virtual reality headsets and aviation training scenarios.
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It's not until he marries and becomes a parent that he begins to reckon with his memories of his father.
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Once Cyclops, once Scott marries Madelyne Pryor [in an X-Men plot where Cyclops marries Jean Grey's clone], once they have a child, it doesn't matter what series you resurrect or put them into or what reality you want to define — Scott dumped his wife and his son in favor of his old girlfriend.
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Mayya marries Abdallah, the son of a wealthy merchant; Asma marries Khalid, a self-obsessed artist for whom the ideal wife is someone who will fall "into the orbit he had marked out, who would always be there but would also always stay just outside, yet without wanting to create her own celestial sphere, her own orbit"; and Khawla, after many years of loyal patience, marries Nasir, her childhood sweetheart, whose idea of marriage involves spending most of his time in Canada with a girlfriend, returning every two years to impregnate his wife.
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Spoiler alert: Oedipus unknowingly marries his mom, and kills the man he later learns is his biological father along the way.
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A new wave of venture backed tech-enabled solutions that marries both technology and execution has emerged to address these issues.
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Viewers were introduced to Eden in Season 2, Episode 5, when the teenager marries Nick (Max Minghella) in a public ceremony.
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But for $1,799, the new Envy marries all the best concepts and luxuries of the desktop in a relatively affordable package.
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In The Wife, Angela marries economics professor Jason Powell, and she finally gets the chance to leave her past behind her.
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To save her people, she reluctantly marries a brutal ruler from a neighboring land, to ensure that her land is safe.
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So seeing Leikeli47's video fantasy point to a more muted take of that theme marries the sound with an image.
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An example: "A US citizen whose foreign-national sister marries an alien abroad may have never met that brother-in-law".
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The Shameless star revealed that Carolina Herrera will be designing a wedding dress for her when she marries fiancé Sam Esmail.
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Arguetron, her latest project, marries the satirical spirit of trolling with the social consciousness of having been the victim of harassment.
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In it, Yaeji marries synth elements from KPop with European indie rock and emo sentiments to create something entirely her own.
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It takes the simple Poké Ball throwing mechanics of Pokémon Go, and marries them to a more traditional role-playing experience.
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There is a lot of talk about how Meghan Markle's life will be turned upside-down when she marries Prince Harry.
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Saya uniquely marries a certain 80s-type ambiance with an R&B beat to create a refreshing brand of pop music.
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When Meghan Markle marries Prince Harry on May 19, she will probably be saying "I do" to a bigger tax bill.
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For example, Alison Wright (pictured above), delivers a sympathetic performance as Martha, the tragic FBI secretary who Philip marries for ... information.
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However, Harry, like his brother, is likely to be made a duke when he marries, meaning Meghan would become a duchess.
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The biplane boys come courting, and eventually each marries a local woman, though their American heteronormative patterns can't help but show.
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Meghan Boledovich, a restaurant forager at Print in New York, plans to wear a small veil when she marries in July.
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But because Manzhen's sister once worked as a taxi dancer and prostitute, Shijun's family rejects her and he marries someone else.
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What if he marries his same-sex partner, moonlights in an abortion clinic, and hasn't been to Mass in twenty years?
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Yet he also marries a film school background with musical skill to make this project feel both aesthetically and sonically cohesive.
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Xiomara's past hinders Alba's quest for her green card and Milos marries Petra for spousal privilege, which only signifies imminent doom.
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"Amanda Holden said she named her daughter Hollie Rose Hughes so that if she marries the royal, "she'll be HRH, HRH.
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In the show, an Angel comes down from heaven, marries a mortal — Count Willy Palaffi (Mark Evans) — and loses her wings.
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That stands to worsen as the next wave of innovation marries mass global connectivity with big-data analytics and artificial intelligence.
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Later, she wrote "liberation theology," a term that marries religion and social justice, in large pink uppercase letters in her notebook.
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Then ineerily frictionless succession Singer marries a woman, becomes a single father and finally decides, almost arbitrarily, to return to Oslo.
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At twelve, he travels to Ethiopia, where he grows into a young man—now played by an adult actor—and marries.
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There is another American actress joining the ranks of European royalty, as Grace Kelly marries Prince Rainier of Monaco in 200733.
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Ms. Markle, who was raised in Los Angeles, plans to seek British citizenship after she marries Prince Harry, Kensington Palace confirmed.
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He is now working to lead a national effort that, in a way, marries the issues he's seen throughout his career.
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But there is a solution that marries the convenience of a fillet with the succulence of a whole fish: butterflied trout.
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I like to feel like what I'm eating looks like food and marries flavors in a thoughtful rather than showy way.
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" I asked Kim what a "net advantage of being female" meant over email and he clarified that "if a high-school educated woman marries a man with a BA degree, her equalized income (which gages the standard-of-living) can be higher than a high-school educated man who marries a woman with less than high school education.
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Somewhere between the monochromatic look sweeping Hollywood and no-makeup makeup lies a new red-carpet trend that beautifully marries the two.
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Now the unit can rebrand itself as a "new consumption" -style mall operator that marries bricks-and-mortar commerce with online shopping.
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Interest in impact investing, which marries social or environmental outcomes with financial returns, is growing fast, estimated to be worth $500 billion.
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To Hoberman's point, even after the couple marries and divorces, they work out an improbably equitable plan to sort out the aftermath.
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This book was rightfully praised by LGBTQ reviewers for the deft way it marries inclusivity with scientific accuracy about conception and birth.
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However, the Ninja Foodi finally marries these two helpful appliances into one, saving you time and real estate on your kitchen counter.
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Eventually she ends up in Mumbai, marries a restaurant-worker, and together they earn enough to send their children to private school.
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Pope Francis marries flight attendants Carlos Ciuffardi and Paola Podest during a flight from Santiago, Chile, to Iquique, Chile, on Jan. 18.
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Blac Chyna will soon be part of the Kardashian family once she marries Rob, so why not participate in family traditions now?
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Eugenie told Vogue that her older sister will serve as her maid of honor when she marries Jack Brooksbank on Oct. 12.
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His parents can't keep them apart, so years later the mother of three eventually divorces her husband and marries her former student.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - U.S. actress Meghan Markle will join Britain's royal family when she marries Queen Elizabeth's grandson Prince Harry on Saturday.
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He later marries Cinderella because it makes him look like he has socialist bona fides, even though Cinderella technically comes from money.
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Putting a film from the Frozen universe in front of a Pixar original film further marries the Disney Animation and Pixar universes.
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Bites The food at Las Puertas, from the chef Victor Parra Gonzalez, marries the earthy cuisine of Mexico with rigorous French technique.
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The 216 release of the "Eroica" is better still, showing off the orchestra's spectacular playing, which marries deft refinement to forceful physicality.
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He has, he said, warned his daughter that if she marries during the season, it will have to be on a Friday.
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The American Heiress by Daisy Goodwin: A spoiled American princess marries a duke and has absolutely no idea what she's gotten into.
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True to Henson's legacy, the show utilizes classic puppetry but marries it with modern visual effects, for a pretty stunning-looking result.
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Vincent, once a bartender at an upscale hotel, marries a fabulously wealthy Madoff-like man who is running a vast Ponzi scheme.
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Gorgeously surreal and almost entirely without dialogue, this tour de force marries "Lost in Translation" with Looney Tunes to haunting, slapstick effect.
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However, the queen's grandson Prince Harry said his fiance, U.S. actress Meghan Markle whom he marries next month, had charmed the dogs.
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Since it marries a broadband company with a mobile provider, the deal posed fewer competition issues than a combination of mobile operators.
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And the character readers expect Jo to end up with, her charming best friend Laurie, marries Jo's least favorite sister Amy instead.
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Clarisse, the daughter of a black woman named Ladivine, begins passing as white and marries a man who doesn't know her secret.
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There are periodic cutaways, including to Robert's new English bride, Elizabeth (the appealing Florence Pugh), whom Edward marries off for diplomatic reasons.
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But social democracy is, at its core, a movement that marries socialist concerns about the misery caused by capitalism to liberal reformism.
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Pretty interesting considering we got Nick just last month and he told us he hopes his ex Iggy Azalea marries French Montana.
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And so Lucious marries Anika, effectively becoming her son's stepfather and grandfather, which is truly one of the show's most beautifully twisted moments.
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Complete with a new green-energy center, springy "floating floor" (perfect for yoga) and nontoxic paint, the cottage marries English and California style.
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Article 522 states that if a man rapes an unmarried woman he can avoid prosecution for the crime if he marries the victim.
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"The acid in wine marries with the salt and helps to elevate the flavors in both the wine and the food," she says.
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The audio app marries its features not to (or exclusively to) the latest and greatest sixth generation iPad, but to the iPad 1.
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First tested by Fast Company's Harry McCracken in this tour-de-force clip below, Animoji Karaoke marries your favorite tunes with Animoji animations.
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Though related, Effia and Esi quickly split into very different paths: One is sold into slavery, while the other marries a British slaver.
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Wilde plays Abby, a young woman who marries Will (Isaac) and follows them through their romance to the birth of their first child.
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The real kicker: Lois marries Bruce not even realizing his secret identity, whereas Lois previously had eyes for Superman but not Clark Kent.
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"A lot of Southern French [cuisine] uses anise—Pernod or pastis—flavour that marries up well with fish, especially white fish," Fredenham says.
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The couple can then never marry each other again unless the wife marries another man and is divorced by him a second time.
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The Dandelion Archetype Travel Adapter marries form and function with a white and gold colorway that is as sleek as it is useful.
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Family members will know when your child marries, but no bystanders (including the parents) need to know about proposals or even almost-proposals.
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Jo marries an older professor played by Gabriel Byrne, whose charm does little to offset the fact that they have zero onscreen chemistry.
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Whether Euron marries Cersei or not, it's a safe bet that he will fight Daenerys and most likely will do it at sea.
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Following the events of the Harry Potter series, their grandson, Rolf Scamander, takes up his grandfather's interest in magizoology and marries Luna Lovegood.
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"I Love You, America" marries a long-running interest in scatological humor and stomping on taboos with a new, more politically conscious voice.
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He marries the daughter of Edward IV, Elizabeth Woodville, and takes the throne and establishes a dynasty that's still on the throne today.
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Glenn Beck has created a successful subscription service called The Blaze, which marries an ad-supported news site along with premium video content.
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In their Sicilian community, the honor of the girl's family can be preserved only if she marries the man who has "defiled" her.
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Two: North American schlub marries Frenchman, becomes expat and learns secrets of life, home décor, child rearing and bras from French fairy godmother.
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Told alongside her story is that of her lady's maid, a young black woman who accompanies her to the UK after she marries.
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Considering I have to stand up there and smile while my friend marries some guy who I don't like, I don't feel great.
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Katherine Heigl stars as a forever bridesmaid who is distraught when her younger sister (Malin Akerman) marries the man she's loves (Edward Burns).
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This intimate memoir of in-vitro fertilization starts when the author, a novelist and filmmaker in her late thirties, marries an old flame.
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While René marries his master's castoff indigenous mistress, Charles soon escapes servitude, Anglicizes his name and sets up a thriving, indiscriminate timber enterprise.
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What a joy it is when Herman marries the two styles, endowing plain-spokenness with panache, exactly at the climax of the song.
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He's the perfect boy next door, the perfect first crush — and, spoiler: while he first proposes to Jo, it's Amy he ultimately marries.
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A quick scroll through her IG feed shows a young woman with a distinct aesthetic that marries old-school hip-hop with "dad" style.
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New to the series is the Fēnix Chronos, a sleeker tracker watch that marries all the sensors you could want with a luxury design.
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The distinctions between their respective celebrity statuses notwithstanding, Maradona's tale marries the two most critical forces behind the other two leads in the trilogy.
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Until recently, she played a lead role in the basic-cable drama Suits, a job she'll be giving up when she marries Prince Harry.
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She marries him, but while he's away in the Marines, her old self-destructive habits lure her back to the drinking and the drugs.
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In a statement, Ingels explains how BIG marries the concept of yin and yang with the practical needs of the black-and-white mammals.
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Meghan Markle confirmed what TMZ reported Wednesday ... that her dad won't -- indeed can't -- walk her down the aisle Saturday when she marries Prince Harry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Queen Elizabeth's grandson Prince Harry marries his U.S. fiancee Meghan Markle this month in a wedding expected to attract huge global interest.
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Called "In My Car," the track marries boom bap drum programming with chopped up, smoothly layered, and jazzy vocal samples alongside childlike tinkering noises.
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She marries those two qualities and fuses them to an equally essential visual component, and she ensures it's all delivered in an airtight package.
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Sharing custody with the British Royal family when your wife marries a prince, in the unforgiving spotlight of London's tabloid media, is next level.
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"The Last Temptation of Christ" caused uproar in 1988 because of a dream scene in which Jesus marries and has sex with Mary Magdalene.
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No one is significantly moved by the idea that granny might or might not have to make a flower arrangement when Bruce marries Steve.
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She divorces her husband, abandons her children, marries the prisoner, whom she is seldom allowed to see, and finds a low-paying job nearby.
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But the new study marries two ideas about female orgasms — that clitoral orgasms should be recognized both for pleasure and for their reproductive purposes.
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A pregnant teenage girl who marries, however, is more likely to suffer economic deprivation and instability than a pregnant teenage girl who stays single.
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Or consider a woman who marries rich, has children, and stays at home to rear them (crucial work for which she gets no wages).
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But after Nijinsky marries one of the company's ballerinas at the end of the first act, Diaghilev goes haywire and so does the play.
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Location: Sydney Tucked within Sydney's Botanic Gardens, celebrity chef Luke Nguyen marries Asian cuisine, including that of his Vietnamese heritage, with native Australian ingredients.
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Everyone is disappointed when she marries Mr. Casaubon, a man far older than she, in the hopes that he would help her intellect grow.
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Le 25bis, from the biodynamic champagne house Leclerc Briant, fills the gap with a guesthouse that marries contemporary Scandinavian design with antiqued French furnishings.
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Eventually, Victoria falls for and marries Mr. Hughes's brooding, perfectly German-accented Albert, and the series ends with the birth of their first child.
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So he travels on, first to Ethiopia, where he eventually marries, then back through Kenya to Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe and finally to South Africa.
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Princess Mako, who has a master's degree from the University of Leicester in England, will also gain those rights when she marries Mr. Komuro.
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In Season 6, Mac starts preaching against homosexuality when the trans woman he dated, Carmen, gets gender-affirming surgery and marries a cis man.
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"There's no place we'd rather be on this special day than standing beside our brother while he marries his beautiful bride," they tell PEOPLE.
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Him she marries, and while he proves companionable as a husband, from the get-go she notices a certain sluggish quality to his libido.
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The royal family announced that Markle will become a British citizen before she marries Harry during a May 19, 2018 ceremony in Windsor Castle.
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But it would be a huge deviation from the books — in those, Ramsay marries Jeyne Poole, a friend of Sansa's from Winterfell masquerading as Arya.
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Covering subjects from to post-election anxiety to the microbiome of the gut, the work of Caitlin Foley and Misha Rabinovich marries science and art.
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In the end, an investor who marries venture capital with sustainable investing combines the best of capitalism with the best of sustainability, in Grantham's view.
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"My greatest fear for my child is that he marries a woman exactly like me," the actress, writer and wife to Jason Biggs tells PEOPLE.
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It's a chilling, beautiful novel about a woman who marries a near stranger, expecting their life together to deliver the freedom and creativity she craves.
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May's mother is in jail; her father, slowly losing his mind, marries a woman drawn to his dark past and determined to understand his history.
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There is Roberta, who marries a man bound for Vietnam and is absolutely certain that doing so makes her far wiser than her 16 years.
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It's a lovely bit of hardware that marries straight lines and curves into an extremely solid handset that's also quite thin, measuring in at 7.3mm.
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Morton's latest book is "Meghan: A Hollywood Princess", a biography of the new royal-to-be who marries Diana's younger son Prince Harry on Saturday.
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The novel told the story of an American career woman, the editor of the fictional fashion magazine Fair, who marries a tough New York politician.
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In his 1997 untitled female figure in terracotta, Kar marries the obvious influence of his mentor, Robert Wlérick, with the ancient Indian Mother Goddess figure.
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No one who marries Donald Trump can be considered a naïf, and this is especially true of anyone who chose to become his third wife.
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The baby, of course, is rescued, and Oedipus grows up never knowing his true identity — and then unwittingly kills his father and marries his mother.
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The Hutte Hut marries an aircraft aluminum space frame chassis with marine-grade plywood paneling, birch flooring and a retractable canvas top that diffuses sunlight.
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Ms. Barba marries elements of documentary filmmaking with images of static or industrial landscapes, including projectors and elements of film production in sculptural, conceptual installations.
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He marries and has a child—named Jaycee, after his own initials J.C.—but he hardly ever sees his family because he is constantly working.
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Years pass, and Nadia's friend Aubrey, a committed Christian, begins dating and eventually marries Luke, living a version of the life that Nadia ran from.
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She marries that international portfolio with a rural upbringing in Holly, Michigan, where she and her retired military husband now live on the family farm.
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The work marries the strength of the South (technology) to the strength of the North (craftsmanship), and it is confected through a hazard-filled maze.
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Meghan Markle's life is probably going to look a lot different in two months, when she marries Prince Harry and joins the British royal family.
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Sansa (re)marries Tyrion — there was some hinting toward this when they spoke earlier this season — and Arya serves as their enforcer/Master of Whispers.
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Charlotte Hope plays the young, headstrong Catherine of Aragon in this historical drama series, which chronicles the princess's early years before she marries Henry VIII.
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Because her fiancé is a commoner, Princess Mako will have to leave the imperial family once she marries Kei Komuro, 25, according to current law.
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At nearby Mass MoCA, the question is what makes figuration go live, raised by Elizabeth King in work that marries exacting handcraft and digital technology.
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P is reticent about returning to his homeland, although that's where the Swedish woman he meets and marries in Kenya wants to put down roots.
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Kicking things off is the Linksys Velop 5G Mesh Gateway, a two-in-one modem and router solution that marries 5G and Wi-Fi 6.
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Over the book's course we learn the rough inflection points of her life—she marries, she cheats, she has a baby—but never her name.
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Mapmakers begin with Census Bureau data that marries political boundaries and geographic features like rivers and roads with information on residents' ages, races and ethnicities.
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A smart city is defined as an urban settlement which marries big data, technology and urban planning, and hints at a future worthy of the Jetsons.
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After the titular hero's (Shahrukh Khan) childhood sweetheart (Aishwarya Rai) marries another man, he turns to alcohol and to the company of a courtesan (Madhuri Dixit).
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Beatrice will be by her sister's side as her maid of honor when Eugenie marries Jack Brooksbank at St. George's Chapel in Windsor on October 12.
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After escaping the clutches of Lysa, Littlefinger marries Sansa off to Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon), swearing this is how she takes back the North (it's not).
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When Olivia marries Luke (Theo James), a handsome young doctor, and becomes pregnant, Franny impulsively buys them the magnificent country house in which she grew up.
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When Meghan Markle marries Prince Harry on May 19, she will do so in the presence of both of his families: the royals and the military.
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Westworld the show is about the links between memory and identity, and The Maze marries its themes well with the basic fun of answering trivia questions.
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Some people will watch because of the fairy tale nature of a royal wedding as a prince marries a woman destined to be a beautiful princess.
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Thanks to the next-level technology, the collection is flexible, shaping, feel-soft, and marries comfort and performance, while also retaining its shape wash after wash.
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Developed by Niantic and Pokemon Company, in which Japan's Nintendo Co owns a large stake, it marries a classic 20-year old franchise with augmented reality.
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Related: Experience Miami Through an Augmented Reality App [Exclusive] Help Miami's Coral Reefs by Listening to this Album Multisensory Concert Experience Marries Food, Music, and Art
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The year Kelly met Rainier, she played a princess who marries for position rather than love, aided by a matchmaking friar, in Charles Vidor's The Swan.
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"It's where you can establish a vague but thought-provoking imagination of a connected future, one that marries consumer aspirations with business interests!" say very few.
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The game marries a classic 20-year-old Nintendo franchise with augmented reality and has surged on Apple Inc's app charts since its release last month.
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The video, which marries sexuality and Afrofuturism, is said to havecost over $2 million for the CGI effects that make the duo melt into literal sperm.
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Stepping down for love Currently, imperial law also decrees that -- unlike in Europe or Great Britain -- any princess who marries a commoner must leave the family.
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Current imperial law forces any princess -- like Princess Mako, engaged to a law firm worker -- who marries a common man to rescind their royal rights. 5.
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Founded by designer Arvid Lindberg, MIM seamlessly marries fashion-forward design with smart, intuitive features so you can have your handsome watch and use it too.
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The fund, which marries stock ownership with index call and put options hedges, aims to capture a portion of equity market returns but with less volatility.
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Surely many donors are motivated by fears about climate change, but environmental justice conveniently marries that issue with another target of the Trump administration: Minority communities.
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Then the job becomes permanent, for foreboding reasons, and he marries vibrant local woman Isabel Graysmark (Ex Machina's Alicia Vikander), who joins him on his island.
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She soon marries a local nobleman, Julien de Lamare, and the film, like the novel, charts a slow and painful process of disillusionment over three decades.
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It takes the pixel-perfect, sharp platforming of classic 2D platformers and marries it with the power and capability of modern tech like the Nintendo Switch.
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In addition to sparring with Violet on a variety of topics, Isobel also starts a courtship with Lord Merton, an ailing baron whom she eventually marries.
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A series of muscular bronze hands wrapped around tree trunks marries the signature components of legendary Italian artist Giuseppe Penone's natural aesthetics and realist optical illusions.
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Encouraged by her brother, John (Marcus Jones), the young widow eventually marries Isaiah's brother, David (Jahsiah Rivera) — all the while forcing Benjamin to sexually service her.
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It's a new way to invest, a liquidity buffet that marries the speed of selling public stock with the arbitrary valuations of the world of startups.
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Instead she gains entry to the secret world of the human body when she befriends and later marries a doctor and assists in his anatomical research.
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Day of the Dead, a holiday that marries Catholic rituals and pre-Hispanic beliefs, is celebrated throughout Latin America on the first two days of November.
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Héloïse's suitor, who is from Milan, wants to see her portrait before he marries her, but she is decidedly not interested and has refused to pose.
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When that fails, she nearly pulls a Jane Eyre and marries her new boss (Brad Heberlee), only to hook up with his son (Tom O'Keefe) instead.
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That is true even when a son marries and a new room is needed for the new couple — traditionally the most pressing need for new space.
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Instead, Snyder has written a wholly original book that marries ideas about grief in a family with an exploration of the uses of a secret hideaway.
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Bond falls in honest-to-goodness love and marries, only to see his bride, Teresa Draco (played by Diana Rigg), murdered by the supervillainous organization SPECTRE.
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"Boring Angel," a 2013 track by the experimental electronic artist Oneohtrix Point Never, marries the sounds of computing with the sweeping emotional resonance of chamber music.
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Related: Amy Schumer marries chef Chris Fischer However, the brevity of their relationship before they hit the altar is something that Schumer counts as a plus.
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Does it actually make you feel any better, or does your face now just come up in Google Images every time someone searches "woman marries herself"?
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This genial, unassuming London-born designer consistently marries imaginative artistry with commercial nous with his utilitarian work wear, largely rooted around ideas of timeless, nomadic men.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Prince Harry, the grandson of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, marries his fiancée, U.S. actress Meghan Markle, at the monarch's home in Windsor on May 19.
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She forges ahead and marries Edward, and the two pack up and move back to Texas so he can teach while working on his Great American Novel.
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Launched this week exclusively on the Urban Outfitters website, the 26-piece collection marries Urban's trademark edgy, of-the-moment silhouettes with Laura Ashley's traditionally feminine whimsy.
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The 6'6″ Lexie Crist marries her 6′ groom Harrison Majors on Tuesday's finale of My Giant Life, and he smartly dips her down for their first kiss.
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Boeing's response marries strategic worries about its narrowbody position with a legal tactic designed to exploit a vulnerability the CSeries has, but global rival Airbus did not.
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A decade goes by; Amina cannot have children, and Sohail marries another woman — consigning his first wife to the room upstairs — the room that Zakaria later inherits.
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The special tonic marries the benefits of Olaplex mixed with peroxide and was instrumental in keeping Liu's hair long and shiny — just the way she likes it.
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"So she goes right out and marries the singer, my dad, Eddie Fisher," Todd says, gesturing at a poster of Bundle of Joy, which starred the pair.
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Read more: A Magician Marries His Assistant Continue following our fashion and lifestyle coverage on Facebook (Styles and Modern Love), Twitter (Styles, Fashion, and Vows), and Instagram.
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The company has made a nice and unique phone that marries current design trends and classic BlackBerry iconography in interesting ways, and yes, the keyboard is back.
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It channels the fast-paced, always-moving-never-stopping action of the past games but marries that with a handful of fresh mechanics and an updated arsenal.
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Markle will officially join the royal family when she marries Prince Harry this spring, but it's clear she's been a natural since she first stepped on screen.
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There is no more perfect view over the river at night; nor locale that more neatly marries the capital's millennia of history and its sharp-edged modernity.
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The game, which marries a classic 20-year old franchise with augmented reality, has been launched just in five countries including the United States, Britain and Germany.
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Under Utah's law, a person is guilty of bigamy when they, knowing he or she has a husband or wife, marries or co-habitats with another person.
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Related: Bright Eyes: Projection Mapping On A Human Face Virtual Organisms Writhe in Generative Music Video "Tehraj" An Experimental Horror Film Marries Grotesquery and Feminist Poetry [Premiere]
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It marries Sony's latest innovations and design philosophy with its established strengths and goes after the one hardware feature that everyone wants to be perfect: the camera.
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Cadet Kelly: When her mother marries a military men, a privileged New Yorker has to fit in at military school and finds solace in the drill team.
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The altered recordings on your phone leave an intangible spectre of their original form—a phantom in the machine that marries art and technology to the individual.
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The goal is a happy combination that marries the ubiquity of (typically) unorganized local guesthouse-style rooms with the more organized and efficient (but pricier) hotel option.
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Then Alice drops out of school, marries and flees to Tangier with her caddish new husband, John, to escape the traumatic memory, and perhaps Lucy as well.
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The heroes' lives are saved, and sensate Nomi marries her girlfriend Amanita in Paris, because this show lovingly bathes in the idea of queering old Hollywood cliché.
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The Mayans walk the couple to the property's cenote (or sinkhole), where the shaman marries them in a ceremony that includes music courtesy of four shaman musicians.
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Why it's good: Spaced Out marries eerie abstract imagery, like scenes that evoke floating down a giant sci-fi cathedral, with a unique kind of VR system.
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The title can be taken literally: Stylistically, the film marries the hard-edged New York of Scorsese's early pictures to the idealized New York of Hollywood backlots.
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The menu marries regional classics to ethnic influences, including wrapping hot chicken in steamed Asian buns ($14) and serving rabbit confit with wild mushrooms and pasta ($28).
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Aramco marries very low costs — largely attributable to its matchless oil fields — to far higher output than any other oil company, resulting in a cash-spewing machine.
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Moyes' new book, written in third-person narration, centers primarily on Alice Wright, an Englishwoman who marries a Kentucky man and moves to the town of Baileyville.
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Her wedding to Tom, the Roy employee who is obsessed with the family's wealth and power and marries way up, showcases how rich the family truly is.
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Beyond the pomp of a royal wedding which enthrals millions, the union marries the Hollywood glamour of Markle with one of the royal family's most popular members.
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Zola eventually marries Cézanne's former mistress, but their marriage hits a rough patch when she is unable to conceive, denying him the family unit that he craves.
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So, Grace makes the one decision that will forever change the dynamic of both Grace And Frankie, the show, and Grace and Frankie, the people: She marries Nick.
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According to royal historian Marlene Eilers Koenig, Jack will not be given royal status when he marries Eugenie due to the precedent set by other princesses marrying commoners.
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Zhang has never been content with working in one style for long, however, and in Shadow, he marries his talent for intimate drama with his eye for action.
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To this end he marries Agrippina, mother of Nero, hoping that Nero will be so cruel and despised that it will lead to a rejection of future emperors.
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All bets are off for this next look that marries two of this season's most coveted trends: coloured highlighter (yes, it's still going strong) and graphic, cutout liner.
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It's a weirdly conveyed love story — Nat thanks his mother for "making her look so pretty" — and then falls in love with (and subsequently marries) the new charge.
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It's somewhat dislocating to see something I take for granted in my own life — choosing who one marries — being framed as a radical action within someone else's art.
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