I can point out people's disagreements with their former spouses, their current spouses and partners, their future spouses and partners.
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If spouses rely on anyone, it is often other spouses.
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They in turn sponsored their children and spouses, their children and spouses then sponsored their spouses and siblings, respectively, and so on.
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Those participants included military spouses and representatives of organizations supporting military spouses.
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One study of 130 US military spouses (68 spouses of non-deployed servicemen and 62 spouses of servicemen deployed to a combat zone) took a close look at stress.
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"Our military readiness is dependent on these spouses being happy as military spouses," she said.
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An official website stated that same-sex spouses do not qualify as spouses for immigration purposes.
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Twenty, thirty years from now people will have many spouses in a life, even many spouses at once.
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"Immediate family members" shall mean spouses, parents, step-parents, children, step-children, siblings, step-siblings, and their respective spouses.
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Spouses as well as divorced spouses (who were married for 21.65 or more years) who reached 2350 by Jan.
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Nearly half of the spouses of male physicians stopped working professionally, versus 9 percent of spouses of female physicians.
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Overall, 52 percent of female doctors' spouses had a graduate degree, compared to 40 percent of male doctors' spouses.
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"We've probably spent more time with each other than most justices spend, who have spouses, with their spouses," she added.
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It is among the core perceptions that many Americans embrace about their legal system: Spouses never have to testify against spouses.
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Income, hours worked outside the home, and graduate education status differed greatly between female spouses of male doctors and male spouses of female doctors.
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Under existing federal law, people convicted of domestic violence can't own a gun—but that only applies to spouses, ex-spouses and family members.
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"Same-sex spouses of U.S. diplomats now enjoy the same rights and benefits as opposite-sex spouses," reads the announcement obtained by Foreign Policy.
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"Same-sex spouses of U.S. diplomats now enjoy the same rights and benefits as opposite-sex spouses," the U.S. mission wrote to U.N.-based delegations.
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Also, the Trump plan will still allow Dreamer spouses and their minor children to come into the country and join those Dreamer spouses and parents.
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Instead, they go toward funding Social Security benefits for the currently disabled or retired, as well as retirees' spouses and dependents, and surviving dependents and spouses.
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Here's what is happening: Military spouses: The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is proposing to limit the number of government jobs offered to military spouses.
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In other words, ex-spouses could be overstating the alimony they paid to increase their deductions, or ex-spouses receiving alimony could be understating the amount.
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The spouses, parents or siblings of American citizens or permanent residents, will be exempt, as will members of the U.S. military and their spouses and children.
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Corporations and non-profits could refuse to allow same-sex spouses to take time off to care for their spouses under the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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To the contrary, researchers report that those with work spouses enjoyed their home lives with their real spouses more because they had a better work-life balance.
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HUD extended the protections to surviving spouses after a series of lawsuits and critical news coverage about spouses losing their homes after the death of a partner.
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Under this classification, Royal Central noted that there are nine senior members: the queen, her spouse, her sons (and their spouses), and her grandchildren (and their spouses).
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While the Spousal IRA is not reserved solely for military spouses, the high unemployment rate among military spouses — as high as 24% in recent years — makes it popular.
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When that happened, they wanted to kiss those other people, instead of their spouses, but they had to lie about it so that their spouses wouldn't be hurt.
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An expected move to stop issuing work visas to the spouses of high-skilled immigrants, which would impact immigrant spouses' ability to have some independence in the marriage.
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At the Governors' Spouses Luncheon at the White House, Melania asked the spouses of the nation's governors to take part in preventing cyberassault and cyberbullying in their respective states.
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They were serving right alongside their spouses and making such extraordinary sacrifices – raising kids and holding down jobs all alone while their spouses were deployed, moving their families from base to base all across this country, caring for spouses who had been seriously injured – and so many Americans just had no idea.
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In addition, Starbucks, which vowed in 2013 to hire at least 10,000 veterans and military spouses by 2018, has already hired more than 5,500 veterans and military spouses as of 2015.
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Spouses and immediate relatives of U.S. citizens get preferential treatment when it comes to green card applications, which means much shorter waits compared to the spouses and relatives of green cardholders.
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He also added that since his firm has an international focus and many of his clients have foreign spouses, he sometimes recommends them to hold their cryptocurrency under their spouses' names.
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Some waive licensing fees or expedite licensing for military spouses but frequently, a recent study in Minnesota found, licensing boards are unaware of the policies in place to help military spouses.
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They play the roles that historically spouses played, but spouses have all kinds of recognition, from ceremonies to tax benefits, and friends don't get those same kinds of public, validating acknowledgments.
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The siblings all bring over their spouses and children immediately, and the spouses (in orange, maroon, navy, and teal) can (upon naturalization) petition to bring over their own parents and siblings.
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"The new definition permits federal employees with same-sex spouses to use [Family and Medical Leave Act] in the same manner as federal employees with opposite-sex spouses," the agency writes.
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" "Our children, spouses, extended family, and friends attended CPAC.
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Trump hosted the military mothers and spouses as part of a signing ceremony for an executive order meant to increase employment opportunities for military spouses, with the goal of bettering military recruitment.
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The President signed an executive order aimed at increasing opportunities for military spouses to obtain federal jobs and encouraging agencies to increase their use of the noncompetitive hiring authority for military spouses.
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Happy spouses say that only 15 to 20 percent of their contentment comes from sex, though unhappy spouses say that 50 to 70 percent of their unhappiness is rooted in sexual problems.
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"The new definition permits federal employees with same-sex spouses to use [the Family and Medical Leave Act] in the same manner as federal employees with opposite-sex spouses," the agency wrote.
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Women with spouses who are high earners (more than $200,000 in 2006 dollars) have labor force participation rates that are 18.5 percentage points lower than women with spouses who are low earners.
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Mattis also said he'd look if those protections would be extended to spouses after the Military Times highlighted military spouses at risk of deportation, when more families, including the Juarez family, came forward.
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By Jeffrey's logic, people would never divorce abusive spouses, either.
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"It could be civilians or spouses of agents," she said.
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"Congressional spouses get Gcal access all the time," she wrote.
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People have met their spouses and bandmates at Desert Stars.
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Oxenham's findings mirror an experiment involving spouses and voodoo dolls.
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Pennsylvania has expedited certification for military veterans and their spouses.
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The wannabe Canadian spouses still have to apply for permission.
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"We need to shed our dead weight spouses," Cam suggests.
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Women who pushed their spouses to contribute more at home.
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What both spouses bring into the marriage is fair game.
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Clinton did have an additional challenge most spouses don't face.
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The spouses' daughter on the way is due in January.
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The effect is magnified if both spouses are high earners.
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Some Jewish or atheist spouses had never really felt comfortable.
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Spouses are included, but not fiances; parents, but not grandparents.
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There have been conflicts between friends, between spouses, between teams.
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Our country relies on the strength of its military spouses.
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And like most politicians' spouses she really had his ear.
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"It's a challenge to keep the spouses busy," Brower said.
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As for the face that the estranged spouses aren't speaking?
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Spouses are welcome, if not encouraged, to attend the dinner.
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Military families where both spouses serve are becoming increasingly common.
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The spouses made a stop to enjoy some French wine.
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He suggested that we bring (and pay for) our spouses.
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They could not kiss their spouses or hold their children.
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If they have spouses, they're off doing their own thing.
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Coverage for spouses is often available for a higher premium.
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Weil and Weber connected after both divorced their respective spouses.
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So why are spouses fibbing about how much they make?
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Some alternated vacation time with their spouses to ensure coverage.
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And spouses with differing political views are feeling new strains.
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Funerals for both their first spouses were held there, too.
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Are you going to get a little spouses club going?
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If one spouses itemizes their deductions, the other must, too.
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They have escaped wars, survived illnesses, lost spouses and children.
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Third, Moroccans in Belgium often marry spouses from their homeland.
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Contributions would also be shared between spouses and legal partners.
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"That may keep them at bay — even spouses," she said.
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Bands traded musicians like suburbanites at the time traded spouses.
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Certain beneficiaries are exempt, though, including spouses and minor children.
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An aging population means more people are outliving their spouses.
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Most strikingly, the spouses of the two leaders also attended.
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He watched them collect food, coexist with their spouses and
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The program is not supposed to separate spouses and families.
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Their parents, children and spouses are barred from service, too.
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They later divorced their spouses, and they married in 1982.
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Other images zero in on dads, granddads, spouses and friends.
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" Ms. Conway asked if the reporter routinely talked about people's spouses in her articles, to which the reporter responded, "My editor requires us to put in context about people's families or spouses when it's relevant.
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The connection to Bluebeard wasn't only that she was murdering a succession of spouses or potential spouses, but she was also chopping up their bodies and keeping them around her premises, the way Bluebeard did.
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There's a greater risk of outliving assets, as well as spouses.
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Children, spouses and family have nothing to do with political rows.
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Their spouses and near relatives were also offered public sector jobs.
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Flag-draped coffins have been greeted by spouses and young children.
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Abusive spouses have been known to surveil their partners' online activity.
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The stars play estranged spouses in the Kenneth Lonergan-directed drama.
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Take the song "Home," which was inspired by the trio's spouses.
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Or just being the most chill ex-spouses of all time?
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People with green cards can only bring their children and spouses.
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Yes, plenty of people cheat on their spouses in real life.
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"Most of you have dead spouses," she says at one point.
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Divorced spouses can benefit by buying homes separately and then remarrying.
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There should be a fair division of labor between both spouses.
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Constant moves make steady employment a challenge for non-military spouses.
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Spouses and children have been dispatched as surrogates across the plains.
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It also adversely affects the health of partners and spouses, too.
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After divorcing their respective spouses, the duo wed in Dec. 1985.
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Without the proper paperwork in place, the surviving spouses got nothing.
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SOUTH DAKOTA: Spouses can be served their divorce summons via newspaper.
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After all, few spouses make exactly the same amount of money.
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In 2013, it started counting same-sex spouses as family units.
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Leaders and spouses were treated to a reception, concert and dinner.
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The spouses of eight years tied the knot in September 2010.
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You're making all the other spouses out there look bad, Manganiello!
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But both their spouses died in 2015, according to the Leader.
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EDT: President Trump hosts a reception for senators and their spouses.
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Military spouses were reportedly harassed in Wyden's and Gardner's respective states.
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EDT: President Trump attends a celebration for military mothers and spouses.
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Members often invite spouses and other family to attend the SOTU.
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They became close friends, and play pinochle together with their spouses.
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In many situations, these rules also apply to divorced surviving spouses.
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It cuts down friends, loved ones, siblings, spouses, parents and children.
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She has been to Army homes to console mothers, fathers, spouses.
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More than half were killed alongside spouses, relatives, friends or acquaintances.
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The spouses who shared their names and never got them back.
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He thanked the mothers and spouses for their service and sacrifices.
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Whether our spouses will make it home from the grocery store.
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His demand would limit residents to bringing only spouses and children.
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Other anglers depend on their spouses to manage their business affairs.
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Honda sees Theon's experience as similar to that of abused spouses.
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Trump addressed a group of governors' spouses at the White House.
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Mr. Trump would limit that to spouses and children under 21.
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Their spouses were no longer welcome at their regular beauty salons.
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Younger spouses have more options to maximize benefits, Mr. Levine said.
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"Our children, spouses, extended family, and friends attended CPAC," ACU said.
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Name Withheld Communication between ex-spouses can be like pulling teeth.
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I know there are people who are dismissive of their spouses.
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The prohibition also applies to their children, spouses and in-laws.
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It's no different when our spouses are helping us get there.
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"I have clients who met their spouses here," Mr. Fontaine said.
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His children and their spouses have welcomed me with open arms.
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Social support and therapy are proven to help spouses and children.
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Some parents and spouses push their sons to make the trip.
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Ultimately, one of the spouses on the train is an anesthesiologist.
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However, the personal sacrifices of spouses and families are often overlooked.
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Many friends my age have recently lost parents, siblings, and spouses.
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Only legally married spouses will be accepted when granting new visas.
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Both spouses should attend the meetings with lawyers and financial professionals.
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DIMON: LLOYD AND I SEE EACH OTHER SOCIALLY AND OUR SPOUSES.
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They have been barred from being buried beside their spouses/partners.
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Usually the spouses of White House officials aren't scrutinized so closely.
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Though Chen and Hu are both married, their spouses work elsewhere.
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Do you talk about other people's spouses in your pieces, because I've been looking around, I haven't learned a single thing from any of your pieces, and I'm just wondering if you routinely talk about people's spouses?
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The State Department approved 2628,28503 requests made from adults who were looking to bring minor spouses or fiancées to the United States and 22019,926 requests made by minors that were seeking to have older spouses brought in.
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The two were both estranged from their spouses when they got together.
|
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Their spouses often have Twitter accounts and weigh in on the action.
|
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The spouses married in July 2016, and welcomed Sienna on April 28.
|
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And he was given a biblical name to honor the spouses' faith.
|
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She has a J2 visa, the kind given to spouses of immigrants.
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Nike: Military personnel, their dependents, and spouses get 10% off online purchases.
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That means the roles of their spouses need to change as well.
|
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Imagine him deciding whether to send your spouses or children into battle.
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Weddings are also seen as a good place to meet future spouses.
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Spouses also need to be at least 473 to receive those benefits.
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The new law also forces spouses who were not 260 before Jan.
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" (The spouses also share sons Duke, 9, and Drake, 12.) "A boy!
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They got similar results when looking at the birthplaces of presidential spouses.
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Temporary visa holders are told their spouses will be allowed to work.
|
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Instead they separate from their spouses and take up with new partners.
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Immigrants can sponsor children, spouses, parents, brothers and sisters, in limited numbers.
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The spouses open up about how lack of sleep affected their health.
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"Nobody should do a review without both spouses there, explaining the finances."
|
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This is hard on spouses and children (who barely get a mention).
|
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One-time, lump sum payments can be made to spouses and children.
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Spouses are deceiving each other, perhaps to keep the peace at home.
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Indeed, military spouses are classified in the same category as their children.
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Any legacy will be subject to inheritance tax, unlike bequests between spouses.
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We have well-paying jobs, fully engaged spouses, and lots of help.
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More than half of those victims were killed by spouses or partners.
|
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Their children could not find spouses for fear they carried genetic defects.
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The GOP hopefuls were recently in a feud that involved their spouses.
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Their spouses, Dr. Jill Biden and Anne Holton, will also be present.
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Obama's team at a lunch for congressional spouses on April 15, 2015.
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IR-53 and CR-1 (conditional residence): These visas are for spouses.
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There are feelings of isolation from the loss of spouses and family.
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In Britain, spouses are not automatically responsible for their deceased partners' debts.
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They spend hours on the road to see their spouses and parents.
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The dancers and their patrons are shown as everyday parents and spouses.
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You know, a lot of people don't know their spouses that well.
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Well, I know a lot of the spouses anyway from the Senate.
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We had town halls and invited the spouses of employees to come.
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Dear Carolyn: Is there a support group for spouses of depressed adults?
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Q. So, should we all be checking our prospective spouses for ACEs?
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The lowest priority were long-term residents with American children or spouses.
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People had spouses coming in, it was a little mid-tour vacation.
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There's a nickname for visual-effects workers' spouses: VFX widows and widowers.
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The event comes amid Cruz and Trump's ongoing feud involving their spouses.
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This afternoon, Trump participates in a Celebration of Military Mothers and Spouses.
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Legal permanent residents holding green cards can also sponsor spouses and children.
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Today, three of the queen's four children are divorced from their spouses.
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You seem to have the vocabulary of same-sex spouses down cold.
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For the spouses, keeping existing jobs or finding new ones is difficult.
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That often meant limiting opposite-sex adult friendships to their friends' spouses.
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Members, old and new, introduced each other to their spouses and grandchildren.
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After thanking their professional hangers-on, winners thank spouses, parents and children.
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It's carried over into our children and their spouses and their kids.
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While it's not unusual for agency spouses to have visible, supportive roles at agencies, it is for them to get involved in operational decision-making, particularly since they aren't vetted or Senate-confirmed the way their spouses are.
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The offset for spouses has led many military families whose relatives were killed in Iraq or Afghanistan to choose to put the DOD benefit in the names of the surviving children, rather than the names of the surviving spouses.
|
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The actor spouses are new parents to a daughter, Murray confirmed via Instagram.
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Children and spouses that have not remarried can now qualify, regardless of age.
|
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The White House wants to limit this to only spouses and minor children.
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Some nontraditional workers, for instance, can forgo benefits because their spouses have them.
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Older Chinese couples suggested observing potential spouses play mahjong; Caribbean couples suggested dominoes.
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Recently, Coryn shared her decision with other military spouses on a Facebook group.
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Maybe it is time for the spouses to just keep their day jobs.
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The spouses are currently expecting their third child and second daughter, via surrogate.
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The better the relationship between spouses , the happier and more satisfying the results.
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And in your 220s everyone has spouses and kids, so friendships aren't prioritized.
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Now, the new spouses are expecting their first child together, a baby girl.
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Spouses of USOC staff will also be eligible to participate in the study.
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Actually, I had dinner with the two of them together and our spouses.
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A lot of spouses are battered who want to stay -- I get that.
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Through making a lifetime exclusive commitment, spouses extend affirming love to each other.
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Protect yourself by asking the bank to require both spouses' signatures for withdrawals.
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HelloSpy's website includes multiple references to using its malware for catching cheating spouses.
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That does not mean they were earning as much as their spouses, however.
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When their respective spouses passed away, however, things changed and the two reconnected.
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The rules for non-spouse beneficiaries are more restrictive than those for spouses.
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Military spouses are not unemployed because they want to live off government benefits.
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And on Valentine's Day I didn't mean to throw spouses under the bus.
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Harris shared the spouses' two romantic engagement stories with Out magazine in 2012.
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Nice people cheat on their spouses and nice people sleep with married people.
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Those spouses should also pay attention to longevity and elder care issues too.
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Over the past few decades, we've started placing increasing demands on our spouses.
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Foreign spouses of American citizens could not come to live with their families.
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Spouses bully each other every time they do not engage in respectful communications.
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The rules for inherited IRAs for individuals other than spouses are more rigid.
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Others come from vengeful ex-spouses or people casting suspicion on Arab-Americans.
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And not that husbands and spouses or partners don't do those things, too.
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The Twitter account of her charity, Military Spouses of Strength, had been hacked.
|
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Yet the lucrative opportunities for former presidents and their spouses are well documented.
|
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So, both spouses really need to be on board with each other's jobs.
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All G 20 leaders, and spouses, were invited by the Chancellor of Germany.
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So there was no space where inmates could be intimate with their spouses.
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Minor children and spouses would still be allowed to apply for green cards.
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Spouses of any age can also receive it if they have not remarried.
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We are all free to disagree with friends and even spouses (to be).
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"It's not anything new," she said of the immigration patterns of military spouses.
|
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In 90 percent of cases, dependent spouses on H-4 visas are women.
|
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True friends, like soul mates or spouses, don't come around all that often.
|
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In her experience, cases are almost always brought by former spouses and partners.
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All those obligations — spouses, kids, family, work — are things we have to do.
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The other guests were conservative donors, activists and journalists, along with their spouses.
|
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There were fewer parents, more spouses, and lots of kids—a Ph.D. crowd.
|
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It also bars their children, spouses and in-laws from receiving such benefits.
|
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"We chatted every day, shared pictures of our kids," complained about their spouses.
|
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The victims in this tragic farce are our sons, daughters, spouses and grandparents.
|
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We're confined to small spaces with our spouses, with little to no reprieve.
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ICE are ripping away parents from their American children, spouses and the like.
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To fund the business, he pooled money with his siblings and their spouses.
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We do not countenance violence against spouses, co-workers, or other people's children.
|
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These aren't people who want each other's spouses; they want each other's houses.
|
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Mirroring society as a whole, the military family increasingly features two working spouses.
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"Some insurance companies won't allow compensations for spouses after a suicide," she said.
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And you can bet your ass their spouses and children know it, too.
|
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Now she plays recreation-league basketball with several Thunder staffers and their spouses.
|
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Opinion Same-sex spouses feel more satisfied with their partners than heterosexual ones.
|
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Politicians looking for dirt on their opponents, or angry spouses with a vendetta?
|
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But, calling other spouses 'friends' is a bit of a stretch, she says.
|
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Everywhere I went, I met other highly educated spouses with the same story.
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Players, their spouses and their dependents can receive up to $350,000 per player.
|
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Most traders are busy having dinner with their spouses or asleep or whatever.
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Therefore, we must do more to support our veteran spouses and their families.
|
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Individuals can also take out funds for educational expenses for spouses or dependents.
|
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Most military spouses are women and he finds humor in the role reversal.
|
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Hiring family members for the campaign isn't limited to spouses and children. Rep.
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Two spouses were arrested during their marriage interviews in the New England area.
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Veterans: Provided priority job placement and assistance services to veterans and their spouses.
|
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The data on the underemployment of military spouses was something of a revelation.
|
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Only close relatives — like spouses, children, brothers and sisters — count as eligible relationships.
|
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Ex-spouses who want to modify existing agreements — created on or before Dec.
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Allows the spouses of H-13B workers to legally work in the U.S. Currently, spouses of H-1B holders with a pending green card are allowed to work in the U.S., but DHS is expected to end this practice next month.
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The issue: The offset for spouses has led many military families whose relatives were killed in Iraq or Afghanistan to choose to put the DOD benefit in the names of the surviving children, rather than the names of the surviving spouses.
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The categories that do create chains are strictly capped: 23,400 married children of US citizens (plus their own spouses and minor children) are allowed to immigrate each year, and 67,3.463 adult siblings of US citizens (plus spouses and minor children).
|
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While federal gun law currently bars spouses, ex-spouses, live-in partners and people who have children together from possessing a firearm if they have a domestic violence conviction, there is a "boyfriend loophole" that does not similarly constrain dating partners.
|
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However, unlike joint checking accounts typically shared by spouses, Simple's shared accounts work differently.
|
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There was friction over their spouses: Caroline's husband, Ed Schlossberg, and John's wife, Carolyn.
|
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Plus, people tend to mirror their conscientious spouses' diligent habits, the research team finds.
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But before they were spouses and coparents, Fisher was one of Underwood's doting fans.
|
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Another rule extends the ability of employers to seek health information from workers' spouses.
|
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It caused a lot of resentment among my colleagues, whose spouses were not called.
|
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Clearly, Moore has plenty of spouses — former, future, and fictional — who care about her.
|
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The spouses are currently expecting their fourth child together, a baby boy, via surrogate.
|
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In the eyes of the church, they are still wedded to their initial spouses.
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We're dealing with our spouses, our bodies, our mothers, our kids, suppression and oppression.
|
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Two other patients had contracted the viruses through spouses who had been to China.
|
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And it doesn't help that their respective spouses are painted one-dimensionally as well.
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Because First spouses are changing and improving the lives of the people they serve.
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It's that Maddie, and soon her ex-spouses, so wholeheartedly believe in their abilities.
|
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If they don't plan for both spouses, they could leave money on the table.
|
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Under current law, Gold Star spouses cannot receive the full amount of both benefits.
|
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Millions of people love their spouses whether they are curvy or not, after all.
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Billboard reports that the former spouses are teaming up for a Spanish-language album.
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Zuckerberg is not talking to military spouses about the defense budget or veterans affairs.
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Hillary is still changing the way we thought about women as spouses and politicians.
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EBRI found that only 41 percent of workers and their spouses have done so.
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The spouses' new baby boy joins "big sister" Coconut, Balfour and Eric's rescue dalmatian.
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Why it matters: Trump has suggested limiting immigration sponsorship to spouses and minor children.
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So too can individuals who have close family here, including parents, children and spouses.
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Back in 2016, Amazon vowed to hire 25,000 military veterans and spouses by 2021
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Among Jews who had married since 2010, about 26% had found non-Jewish spouses.
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The process can be cumbersome when it requires sign-offs from spouses and administrators.
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Fortunately, there is some progress being made with regard to employment for military spouses.
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The most important exclusions are for bequests or gifts to charities and between spouses.
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Can we ever truly know those closest to us — our spouses, children, best friends?
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The problem here is that two annoyed spouses have found kinship with each other.
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A special screening of "Poison" was held in D.C. for senators and their spouses.
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EDT: Vice President Pence meets with U.S. Navy submarine junior officers and their spouses.
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Dependent spouses from India may be stuck with an H-4 visa for decades.
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We all congregate at our parents' home (with spouses and kids) over the holidays.
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These include their descendants, spouses, colleagues, rivals and employees during more than 160 years.
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I view that as an issue between spouses and with the other person involved.
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Often the responses are about loved ones, spouses and children, fishing in the bay.
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Netflix parents get a paid year off, and Amazon pays for spouses' parental leave.
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They were followed by his siblings, Jeb, Neil, Marvin and Doro and their spouses.
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Beyond that, there's evidence that small differences between spouses can become larger over time.
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And spouses often absorb subtle (and not-so-subtle) shifts in each other's views.
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Spouses are eligible to collect up to half their partner's full-retirement-age benefit.
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To top off the scandal, the spouses they divorced ended up marrying each other.
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The membership, roughly 13,000, is made up mostly of faculty, graduates and their spouses.
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As L.A. residents, the spouses will have to secure their own means of security.
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What are we to each other, two people whose ex-spouses are now married?
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Which made spouses Xochi and Michael Birch wealthy beyond a start-up's wildest dreams.
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Those policies, readers suggested, benefited Trump, his children and their spouses, including Jared Kushner.
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When spouses&apos incomes are combined, the threshold can be exceptionally hard to meet.
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We expect spouses to provide care at home and assume that will be enough.
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I met people with spouses and children they had not seen in many months.
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As the project dragged on for nearly a century, they lost spouses and colleagues.
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Future spouses, children and other core family members can join citizens enjoying protected rights.
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Some will retire rather than face the brunt of the voters (and their spouses).
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That friend and her three sisters and their spouses were all killed, Abeling said.
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I've met with many caregivers across Pennsylvania — spouses, sons, and daughters of Alzheimer's patients.
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Others said Taiwan should not help to evacuate mainland Chinese spouses of Taiwan residents.
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Those outreach efforts, particularly for military spouses, were largely well-received at the agency.
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Spouses feel misunderstood because their partners fail to notice that they cleaned the house.
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Their previous spouses had died, three from cancer and one from a heart attack.
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Oddly, the study found no such health association due to troubled relationships with spouses.
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This brings the total number of affected Canadian employees, spouses and dependents to 14.
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For some categories, like spouses, minor children, elderly and disabled parents, this makes sense.
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Above all, fear spouses: Husbands are incomparably more deadly in America than jihadist terrorists.
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Former spouses must meet certain requirements in order to claim on an ex's record.
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Blue Star Families is a modest nonprofit organization founded in 2009 by military spouses.
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The 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act expanded preferences to spouses of permanent legal residents.
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Brooke and Parrott caught their spouses having sex in a trailer in Paoli, Indiana.
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It was something middle-aged people did when they were bored with their spouses.
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" While federal law bars spouses, ex-spouses, live-in partners and people who have children together from possessing a firearm if they have a domestic violence conviction, it does not apply similar constraints to dating partners in what's known as the "boyfriend loophole.
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Prenuptial agreements, especially if drawn up by a lawyer representing both spouses, are often ignored.
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Under the state's marital disqualification rule, spouses are typically exempted from testifying about such conversations.
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And to top it off, the journey was beginning to truly test the spouses' relationship.
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At issue is extending an expiring health insurance program for retired miners and their spouses.
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In Alabama, spousal privilege protects husbands and wives from implicating their spouses in court proceedings.
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More than 62 million retirees, disabled workers, spouses and surviving children receive Social Security benefits.
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Spouses (at 36 percent) and in-laws (at 31 percent) were the next biggest offenders.
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They are mostly DREAMers, though some spouses of DREAMers are also fasting, according to Nazarett.
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When terminal illnesses took their spouses, a pair of widowers found love in each other.
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Last year, nearly 200,000 employees and their spouses and partners took advantage of these opportunities.
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Rather, you would both be free to spend time with your respective spouses or friends.
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Additionally, if one of the spouses passes away, the survivor will receive the higher benefit.
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Businesses like Mr Yu's indicate that not all spouses see affairs as an unpardonable offence.
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Life insurance for non-income-earning spouses is not as common as it should be.
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American green card holders can only sponsor their spouses and unmarried children for permanent residence.
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Others want to get their care in the same place as their spouses and children.
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She said that some surviving spouses have lost their homes and are facing high taxes.
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The recommendations include more time off, regular psychological consultations, and a wellness program for spouses.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 15 of the most shocking lies people have told their spouses.
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Of course, some celebrity spouses, like Kate Middleton, have become stars in their own right.
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Earlier this week, the children and their spouses honored Bush at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda.
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For other military spouses having difficulties in their careers, Razell's advice is to stay proactive.
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Thank you for supporting our mission to empower service-disabled veterans, military spouses, and caregivers.
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Both of them were cheating on their spouses so they were very careful about it.
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He shared this video clip on Insta, prompting spouses everywhere to get their act together.
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North Carolina is one of a few states where jilted spouses can sue affair partners.
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In short: boyfriends and girlfriends may be more likely to attack their partners than spouses.
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He had been surrounded by his wife and children and their spouses and their children.
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For years, jealous lovers have bought malware to monitor their spouses' mobile phone or computer.
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Spouses often speak at the convention with a primary role of humanizing their significant others.
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He can see her calendar just like spouses/partners/family members in other congressional office.
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Likewise, 8 percent more husbands are voting for Trump than thought by their female spouses.
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Through deployments, field exercises and training, spouses learn to be a picture of autonomous sufficiency.
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She says there is no evidence that migrant spouses are a burden to the state.
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Nightmarish because the position of both spouses are different versions of the same private hell.
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Many of these people have lots of friends—and sometimes even spouses—who are Republicans.
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When finances are unavailable, family caregivers often become primarily responsible for parent or spouses' care.
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Immediate family members, children and spouses would still go to the front of the line.
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As a barber, "we know more about our customers than their spouses do," Thomas said.
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Amazon wants to hire 25,000 military vets and their spouses over a five-year period.
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She founded Honest Soul Yoga and she employs military spouses in the Washington, DC-area.
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The number of separate spouses tapers off as people trade full-time employment for retirement.
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You actually ache for them to be reunited — their respective spouses and children be damned!
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But many don't want to interrupt children's schooling or have spouses give up good jobs.
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At the previous two debates, the spouses of both candidates have met to shake hands.
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Plenty of people are happily married to spouses who aren't popular with their in-laws.
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In 1945, the War Brides Act allowed foreign spouses of United States servicemen to immigrate.
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F3: These visas are for married sons and daughters of US citizens and their spouses.
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In addition to the four Nordic leaders and their spouses, several celebrities were in attendance.
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On Sunday night, the leaders gathered with their spouses and guests for a group photo.
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Some of these Republicans are living in the same fairy tale that some spouses are.
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You need very strict boundaries such as no kids, no dogs, and no spouses allowed.
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Trump and his congressional allies have sought to limit sponsorship to spouses and minor children.
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We all struggle with finances, with kids, with spouses, some people struggle with the Patriots.
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The others on the plane were the pilot and the spouses of the Agnellis' children.
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People would always want to pick them up and fake-hit their spouses with them.
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American green card holders can sponsor only their spouses and unmarried children for permanent residence.
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Blue families prize equality and companionship between spouses while putting a low value on childbearing.
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The spouses, they said, are often highly skilled workers who have built careers in America.
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Older neighbors died, and we prayed at their funerals and checked on their grieving spouses.
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It is heavily used by, and marketed towards, jealous lovers to spy on their spouses.
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Detectives only learned of the "cheating husband" scheme from faithful spouses who were not victims.
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Canada's government said that, in all, 14 Canadian employees, spouses and dependents have been affected.
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The new spouses are given the essays on what it means to be a Henderson.
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Government officials now say at least 22 embassy workers and their spouses have been hit.
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"Our children, spouses, extended family, and friends attended CPAC," read a statement from the event.
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Spouses in traditional (and untested) marriages often fail to discuss what they mean by monogamy.
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He also went to support groups with spouses of other patients, along with some patients.
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They would hold a question and answer period to help spouses deal with their mates.
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In addition to carrying the normal social and representational activities of Foreign Service spouses, Mrs.
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The company says it has hired more than 8,000 veterans and military spouses since 2014.
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The pair were joined by their spouses for the morning meal at the Buffalo Café.
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He would also extend beyond spouses a law meant to protect victims of domestic abuse.
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EST: Vice President Pence and Karen Pence attend a reception for military spouses in Rome.
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A month ago, I invited three colleagues (with their spouses) to dinner at my house.
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That is because spouses can do a rollover and keep deferring those distributions, Slott said.
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Most employers will only subsidize the employee's coverage cost, not coverage for dependents or spouses.
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Two more spouses joined the rolls this month when their husbands were killed in Afghanistan.
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Chandler and Monica began the show as acquaintances and ended it as spouses and parents.
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Many policymakers assumed teachers were being supported by higher-earning spouses or other male relatives.
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When spouses deploy, many partners are left to take care of their families by themselves.
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Another reason why spouses might split is to help a child qualify for financial aid.
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Lebanese women, unlike men, are banned from passing their nationality to their children and spouses.
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Partisanship plays a larger role in peoples' choices of spouses than personality or physical appearance.
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Over four years of follow-up, 152 spouses died and 112 recovered from their illness.
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The plan covers up to $6900,2628 in charges for former players, their spouses and dependents.
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Spouses coach each other as each seeks to realize his or her most authentic self.
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And their friends, lovers, spouses, customers, rivals, ad infinitum, with a variety that continually astonishes.
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Read: How the spouses of Trump's Cabinet are spending your tax money That was quick.
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Fifty-eight percent of American Jews have non-Jewish spouses, per a 2013 Pew survey.
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They go to work, raise their kids, fight with their spouses, gossip about their neighbors.
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But the promise of ordinary people being able to monitor their spouses has remained constant.
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The worldly spouses are gearing up to be first-time parents to twins later this year.
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This may cause future or existing spouses to consider you as romantically linked to the customer.
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The spouses of 33 years announced their split in early May after reports of infidelity surfaced.
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"They are so happy," the insider said of the future spouses, who began dating in May.
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Besides the two hanging with each other's spouses, their kids also go to the same school!
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That won a donation of $15,000 to a charity that helps military veterans and their spouses.
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Certain people, you know, certain spouses, or mothers, would never have gotten out of the car.
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"We switch spouses for two weeks," says one woman, in the above video, to her parents.
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They both loved their late spouses dearly and were apprehensive about dishonoring them in any way.
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In 2008, CMT's singing competition Can You Duet united the spouses in song as Joey + Rory.
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Finding future spouses seems to be Haddish's go-to move, as she also propositioned Billy Eichner.
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Traditionally the monarch bestows titles on princes and their spouses in the day of their wedding.
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Currently, American citizens can sponsor parents, spouses, siblings, and children, including adult children, to gain citizenship.
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The company also pledged to hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses in the next two years.
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Before they carried out their plan, the couple reached out to their former spouses and relatives.
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Instead, Rodriguez says, the grief-stricken Valerie insisted on helping Rodriguez and other Gold Star spouses.
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Essentially, Maddie and her gang of ex-spouses sidestep imposter syndrome by becoming full-fledged imposters.
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Etiquette experts suggest spouses share the writing, and complete them within two months of the wedding.
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In 1987, about 18% of women were the main breadwinners in households where both spouses worked.
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The spouses previously suffered a miscarriage before the star announced she was pregnant again in July.
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The entire group of 10 – and some of their respective spouses – made up the wedding party.
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They dumped their spouses and got married, and ended up living together in Germany, in exile.
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It is clear to academics that people tend to marry spouses with similar levels of education.
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Their spouses, Dr. Jill Biden and Anne Holton, will also be present, per a campaign aide.
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The president of the United States has to hug the children and spouses of fallen soldiers.
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Earlier that month, the spouses threw an elaborate tailgate-themed baby shower to celebrate Kaavia's Nov.
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Nearly 63% of these "breadwinner moms" are either unmarried or are not living with their spouses.
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Even putting aside the higher salaries found abroad, spouses and social networks there are powerful anchors.
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Since then, the magazine says, the spouses of presidential hopefuls have submitted recipes for the poll.
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Many immigrant women instead had to lean on spouses and family members to sponsor their visas.
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All those moves make it very difficult for military spouses to get and keep a job.
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Ms Tsai's bill passed, but it does not afford wholly equal rights for same-sex spouses.
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Shirley and Steven, the two Crain children who are married, are both separated from their spouses.
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Color doesn't matter to spouses who became widows or children who became orphans in an instant.
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Eight months after welcoming Emmy, the spouses revealed that they were ready to have another baby.
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The spouses announced the arrival of their new canine family member on social media this month.
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So I stand there proudly, and I hope they are, too, standing with their spouses proudly.
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They divorced their previous spouses and married one another in March 1964 — then divorced in 1974.
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And people tend to benefit from mirroring their conscientious spouses' diligent habits, the research team finds.
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Snuggling up in their wedding portraits, the new spouses look like they've been together for years.
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Addiction psychiatrist Dr. Kenneth Rosenberg delves into what drives married couples to cheat on their spouses.
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The company also pledged to hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses over the next five years.
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Trump brought his children and their spouses on stage to begin the event in New Hampshire.
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The source said Kim did not come across as overbearing, describing the spouses as appearing "equal".
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Our government depends on spouses to step up to the plate when the going gets tough.
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And everyone in Hollywood could take a lesson from ex-spouses Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr.
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So, on June 18, the sisters, their spouses and their parents all headed to the hospital.
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In eastern Europe answers includes workplace massages, free carp for Christmas and guaranteed jobs for spouses.
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Why it matters: As we age, we tend to rely on children and spouses for help.
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However, the spouses revealed on Instagram Friday that their bundle of joy is actually a girl!
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If married and both spouses are age 50 or older, they can contribute a combined $13,1303.
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They lived for their spouses, to whom they sought to bring feelings of preciousness and love.
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We wonder what John and Jenna's real life spouses think of their fictional…you know what?
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The Kardashian family tradition of hanging out with ex-spouses reached new heights on Monday night.
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Another 1.8 million were non-applicants for US government jobs, mostly spouses and partners of applicants.
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Most spouses want all their assets to go to their spouse while she is still alive.
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Too many spouses, families, children, friends still missing them today, now identified with a gold star.
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That includes making sure that our veterans and their spouses are successful in the civilian workforce.
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If you are looking for help with your business, look no further than other military spouses.
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Migrants who earn enough to support a family would be allowed to bring spouses and children.
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The group consists of four Democrats and four Republicans — all men, but spouses have been invited.
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In these cases, both spouses tend to exaggerate the husband's income while deflating the wife's earnings.
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A paper published in November by researchers at the Census Bureau examined the pay of spouses.
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And there is an annual garden party at my home for executives, spouses, and their children.
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Many family caregivers spend several hours a day helping spouses, parents, partners and other loved ones.
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F4: This visa is for siblings of adult US citizens and their spouses or minor children.
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Over the course of our local campaign, candidates have been caring for spouses, children and parents.
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Husbands would have also been required to swear they were only having sex with their spouses.
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This aptly named "widow's tax" currently impacts some 22019,000 surviving military spouses from receiving both payments.
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Military spouses sacrifice their own careers, move every two to three years, and endure multiple deployments.
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Critics have long pounced on the quadrennial bake-off between White House hopefuls' spouses as sexist.
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In fact, the biggest obstacles to civil dialogue proved to be flaky spouses and childcare mishaps.
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In September Hong Kong said it would grant dependent visas to spouses in same-sex relationships.
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As the spouses are forced to hide their work from each other, they grow increasingly suspicious.
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As the military shifts in deployment regions, the countries from which military spouses are emigrating changes.
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Like Byrom, a staggering number of women who kill their spouses have been abused, research suggests.
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"In my experience, people are acknowledging same sex partners and spouses much more often," she wrote.
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The Trump administration is expected to cancel work authorization for the spouses of H-1B holders.
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His administration is moving to alter a program for the spouses of high-skilled visa holders.
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Twenty years ago, just 151,000 foreign spouses obtained green cards based on marriage to an American.
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At the time, members of Congress often put their spouses and other relatives on their staff.
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May, along with their spouses, were serenaded by trumpeters and other members of a military band.
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The children, spouses and in-laws of the aforementioned principals are also included in this prohibition.
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The prohibition extends to the children, spouses and in-laws of any of these government officials.
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The president would limit it to spouses and children under 21, but would not include parents.
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Those siblings bring over their spouses, who subsequently petition for their own parents and siblings, etc.
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A Navy officer told CNN that the guidance was also injecting serious stress among military spouses.
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It's crazy to send spouses and children to South Korea, given the provocation of North Korea.
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On the other hand, things have gone pretty well for married couples with both spouses working.
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It also hoped to eliminate a work permit for spouses of some of these visa holders.
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Tradition has bound women so tightly that spouses are sometimes chosen for babies in the womb.
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Some families in which both spouses work for the government had to give up two salaries.
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And many of those do not have children or spouses to drive them to medical appointments.
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Of the 21 people who have become ill, 17 were government employees and four were spouses.
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Trump told the governors' spouses, who had gathered in the Blue Room for lunch on Monday.
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Among those killed were parents, grandparents and spouses from both sides of the US-Mexico border.
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It's grotesque that Black Cube did so by targeting the spouses of former Obama administration officials.
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The other three, along with their spouses, were transported to the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
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Employment provides a social connection to military spouses as much as a much needed second income.
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These extreme risk protection orders have stopped violent spouses, ex-boyfriends and stalkers from possessing guns.
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In some photos, couples seemed unaware the photographers were there as they focused on their spouses.
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So while the typical husband still earns more than his wife, spouses have increasingly similar incomes.
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Several of her siblings and their spouses were among the 14 infected passengers who flew home.
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"It&aposs pretty hard for entrepreneurs, but it&aposs also hard for the spouses," he said.
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Estranged siblings and their spouses reconvene at the family's farmhouse, and everyone is mad and damaged.
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Johannes said spouses, especially those new to the deployment experience, have reached out saying they're scared.
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It will apply to US citizens' foreign national spouses who want to live in the country.
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Spouses who are caring for a child may also receive benefits until a child turns 16.
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Some in the United States have faced heavy financial burdens while their spouses are stuck abroad.
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Other people use the app to monitor diabetic spouses, grandparents and other loved ones from afar.
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It is especially challenging for spouses whose profession requires licensure, such as medicine and the law.
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The level of care needed for dying partners was significantly higher than for spouses who recovered.
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But many couldn't afford to spend upwards of $1,000 on devices for their spouses and children.
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Today, we literally summon strangers to drive us, and many of us meet our spouses online.
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That can be perceived by spouses as the CEO's lack of commitment to family, Hirsch noted.
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Sometimes spouses of Post staffers called looking for errant husbands or wives, but Rushetzky is discreet.
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A group of 35 diplomats and spouses wrote the State Department in September, asking to stay.
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While in Europe, she traveled to a Catholic shrine in Lourdes, France, with other army spouses.
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Some messages warned that their spouses were having affairs, others that a relative had passed away.
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She is leading a grassroots effort to mobilize military spouses to press Congress for better protections.
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Yet at the time, I was so gutted that I wrote an article about her departure, "Girlfriends Are the New Husbands," in which I contemplated the possibility that it's our female friends who now play the role that spouses once did, perhaps better than the spouses did.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS When it comes to forgiving spouses who have been unfaithful, a 2015 YouGov survey found 22 percent of men and 27 percent of women said they have taken back a partner after finding out their spouses cheated.
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She also is the author of the recently released "On Behalf of the President: Presidential Spouses and White House Communications Strategy Today," which identifies and explains the expanding responsibility entrusted to presidential spouses to communicate the president's message on the campaign trail and in the White House.
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I cannot speak for male spouses, but I can imagine the connotations of the word dependent lend themselves to false stereotypes of reversed gender roles and masculinity, particularly for those spouses who assume primary domestic or childcare roles in order to support a female spouse's career.
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The Trump administration plans to halt work permits for the spouses of H-1B visa holders, which would discourage H-1B visa applicants from staying in the country and would revoke the ability to work for thousands of visa holders' spouses, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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Spouses, especially husbands, who seethed with anger while arguing were much more likely to later report symptoms of cardiac problems, like chest pain or high blood pressure, than calmer spouses; those who stonewalled were more prone than others to develop muscular problems, like back or neck pain.
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The new class of congressional Democrats, one of the largest in history at about 58, depending on the last few races to be called, is striking for its near-total absence of sons, daughters, spouses, ex-spouses, grandchildren, even nieces or nephews of other elected officials.
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"There is so much power between spouses to transfer titles at death" — free of taxes, said Mulvihill.
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Billionaire Jeff Bezos' and Lauren Sanchez's respective spouses knew about their romance months before the world did.
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Liat Sadler, a San Francisco matrimonial lawyer, noted that spouses owe a fiduciary duty to one another.
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Shiffler and Hanasik have included artworks made by veterans as well as by their siblings and spouses.
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The professional-soccer-star spouses welcomed their second child, a daughter named Roux James, on Friday morning.
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The spouses have been officially separated since May 2016, but only made their situation public in December.
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They are our parents, our spouses, our children, our siblings, our grandparents, our friends and our neighbors.
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To differing degrees, all have been keeping their traumas a secret from parents, spouses, children, colleagues, everyone.
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Michelle Obama once joined second lady Jill Biden and congressional spouses at the Capitol Area Food Bank.
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Tearing spouses away from their own jobs and children from their schools and friends can be heartrending.
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Among the victims were members of the Jarheads Motorcycle Club, including some Marine veterans and their spouses.
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With changing dynamics in family earners come new questions about the proper role of spouses in politics.
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Here are 20 common professions and the occupations their spouses are most likely to come from: 1.
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They also can't file visa petitions to legalize their spouses and children until they are US citizens.
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Mr. Rubio's rallies attract a disproportionate number of young office workers, who bring their children and spouses.
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But generally, we have to pick our spouses a lot earlier because of the whole procreation piece.
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"Behind these numbers are grieving partners and spouses, parents and children, siblings, friends, and relatives," she said.
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Widows inherit their spouses' full pension (provided they are 803 or older) without giving up their own.
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Most have never even told their parents, spouses, or children what happened to them in high school.
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Research for the speech, it seems, drew them to the previous convention speeches delivered by candidates' spouses.
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Millie is just one of the spouses' pups that their new twins will get to play with.
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The spouses revealed to PEOPLE exclusively in June that they would welcome another baby into the family.
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Widows and widowers would have inherited half their spouses' pensions rather than the full amount, as now.
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To the millions of spouses, partners, and couples who met through craigslist, we wish you every happiness!
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Spouses have a right to decline to testify against a partner but she may waive that right.
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More spouses means more likelihood that one spouse or the other can cook while the other works.
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The spouses endlessly talked up the seaside town, Braun tells Architectural Digest in the magazine's March issue.
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Their spouses are most likely not marrying them for their Cuisinarts, nor for their savvy culinary shortcuts.
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In 2016, USAA honored more than 3,200 military spouses across the company during Military Spouse Appreciation Day.
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States like Wisconsin prohibit divorced spouses to remarry anywhere in the world for at least six months.
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DELAWARE: Spouses are required to be separated for at least six months before divorce proceedings can begin.
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The new role falls to people across the lifespan: spouses, parents, children, siblings, friends, neighbors, and more.
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So they sat silently a few feet from each other, like estranged spouses in a childish feud.
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Immigrants' spouses are assessed on the same criteria if they are also applying to come to Canada.
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I think that's a stereotype that comes with a lot of military spouses, especially the younger ones.
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These stores are designed to support military communities and are staffed by veterans, advocates and military spouses.
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The Daily Mail shared new photos of the spouses attending a Wednesday evening event in East London.
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The estranged spouses have been working on their relationship after Jillian filed for divorce in January 2015.
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The scheme would also apply to their close family members, such as spouses, children, parents and grandchildren.
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Trump, May and their spouses will also view a ceremonial copy of the American Declaration of Independence.
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While other founders and CEOs have gotten divorces, most had met their spouses after acquiring their wealth.
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However, one small but socially significant subsection has declined and remained low: immigration by Britons' foreign spouses.
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The ban on foreign spouses and children appears to have been written expressly with her in mind.
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While they are first-time parents, the spouses of almost two years have had practice with children.
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The partnership extends to the running mates' spouses, who will spend ample time together, and in Mrs.
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That's when she jumped up and began listing the names of the spouses of patients she'd lost.
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Trump was delivering remarks before signing an executive order designed to boost hiring of civilian military spouses.
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The Prudential Financial survey polled 85033 furloughed or unpaid federal workers or contractors and spouses from Jan.
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Every month, Social Security benefits are paid to 2900 million men and women who have lost spouses.
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A new study finds that many spouses would prefer to keep that fact on the down-low.
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For older Americans who plan to bequeath shares to spouses or heirs, an inversion is especially costly.
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The tax increase in question specifically affects military spouses who signed over survivor benefits to their children.
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As CEO, Schultz also lead global hiring initiatives for veterans and military spouses as well as refugees.
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You could hear some light argument among spouses and siblings amid the clickety-clack of tent poles.
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By that measure, CyberCaliphate's targeting of media outlets like TV5 Monde and the military spouses succeeded handily.
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All of Trump's adult children and their spouses are expected to join the president on the visit.
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Presidents' spouses have typically chosen issues on which to focus during their time in the White House.
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Its focus is on the privacy and confidentiality rights of their innocent clients, patients, penitents and spouses.
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These "spouses" pay the applicant in order to be a part of the applicant's green card winnings.
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Most of the attendees at NAMI meetings are parents of children who are mentally ill or spouses.
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And FlexiSpy has also explicitly marketed its products to jealous lovers wanting to spy on their spouses.
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Young found that prairie vole companions will look out for one another much like human spouses do.
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That responsibility falls on the shoulders of travel directors, player agents, spouses, and short-term housing companies.
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Goodlatte: Ends all family-based visas except for the spouses and minor children of green card holders.
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Is expected to end work authorization for the spouses of H-1B workers with pending green cards.
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Unlike the US military base in Guam, the spouses of personnel are not allowed on Diego Garcia.
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"There's a lot of women nowadays who go to watch, and they bring their spouses," she said.
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This included sleeping at the office, damning review processes, and frustrated spouses that pushed them to quit.
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Another survey, released by digital media company Captivate, found that having work spouses are a growing trend.
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Half a dozen attendees said they used the bikes, and many mentioned spouses who did as well.
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Some dogs and cats are having as much so-called work done as Beverly Hills house spouses.
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Isabel Galindo's three children and their spouses, along with three of her 11 grandchildren, went in person.
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" It's this feeling of security, Dr. Levine says, that leads us to describe our spouses as "friends.
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They offer support for spouses of deployed troops, access to military schools, lodging for low-income families.
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Other times spouses point out the flaws in sibling relationships, bringing long-simmering tensions to a head.
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Americans enthusiastically express their love for everything that pleases them; Francophones reserve love for spouses and families.
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Russian spies masqueraded as Islamic State supporters to threaten vocal spouses of U.S. military personnel, including Ricketts.
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The couples gave her access to diary fragments, text messages with lovers, bitter Gchats with their spouses.
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Fifteen of the injured sailors and three of their spouses sued Sudan's government in 2010 in Washington.
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Under our plan, we focus on the immediate family by limiting sponsorships to spouses and minor children.
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Others eventually ended their marriages, and they despaired over the pain they caused their spouses and children.
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This payback rule does not apply to divorced spouses who may be claiming benefits on your record.
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Conspicuously absent from the discussions are mentions of home, family or women — as spouses, relatives or colleagues.
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If anything, the love seems even stronger now that the spouses are taking a necessary step back.
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When other people are going out and meeting their future spouses in a cocktail bar, we're working.
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Lange and Taylor fell in love and divorced their spouses, marrying while on assignment in New Mexico.
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Our country is full of responsible spouses and caretakers who have guns stored safely in their houses.
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Two of them contracted the virus from their spouses, who had recently traveled to the Wuhan area.
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It matters to spouses and partners who have to work more to help compensate for the difference.
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Ultimately, 156 victims, in addition to more than a dozen indirect victims, including parents and spouses, spoke.
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Obama also calls for the creation of a tax credit for married couples where both spouses work.
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To prove their devotion to the Rajavis, members were told to divorce their spouses and renounce romance.
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Under the program, known as H-4EAD, an estimated 100,000 spouses, overwhelmingly women, have obtained work permits.
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He believes that his three children and their spouses will remain involved the museum he has established.
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This was an incomprehensible injustice that affected more than 65,000 surviving spouses and families across the country.
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In 2016, HP committed to hiring 150 veterans or military spouses over the course of five years.
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Additionally, anxiety levels were "significantly higher in spouses of deployed versus non deployed servicemen," the researchers found.
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Katherine Boyle, General Catalyst&aposs newest partner, thinks the two could end the year as work spouses.
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The framework also ends family migration beyond spouses and minor children and abolishes the diversity visa lottery.
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Whether it's spouses surveilling each other through their smartphones — all the spying people do on each other.
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Active and former military members are eligible, as well as many family members, including spouses and children.
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Spouses, parents and children are often present, and Mr. Obama always addresses them by their first names.
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Meredith stands up and repeats the names of the spouses of every patient she has ever lost.
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Some lawmakers' spouses sat waiting in their finery in a Capitol Hill anteroom as the proceedings concluded.
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The Forbes analysis was of contributions to the candidates' campaign committees by the billionaires or their spouses.
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His wife, Moneen, hurried to the other spouses, the second tier of relations, in the cheap seats.
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For a graphic of the Goldman and Vanguard investments by the candidates and their spouses, see tmsnrt.
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This approach also works for stay-at-home spouses whose outsize contributions to households often go unappreciated.
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It is a weapon that has consequences that are transmitted vertically on offsprings and horizontally on spouses.
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They sat sullen and stunned and recalled murdered spouses, missing children, whole communities sent up in flames.
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As we reported, Jeff and Lauren started hooking up in 2018, after separating from their respective spouses.
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Allowing H-4 spouses to legally work in the United States helps turbocharge innovation and create jobs.
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The dinners are private affairs away from the nattering galleries and clicking cameras — no spouses or media.
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Single taxpayers living abroad must file Form 2000 if the total value of their foreign financial assets exceeds $210,2000 on the last day of the tax year ($250,2000 for spouses who file jointly) or if it exceeds $228,653 at any time during the year ($265,2000 for spouses filing jointly).
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"Text messaging provides an opportunity for wandering hearts, hearts not fully committed to their spouses, to seek pleasure from someone other than their spouses when their relationship grass may be losing its color," Zack Carter, PhD, a professor of interpersonal, intrapersonal, and family communication, wrote for Psychology Today.
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According to a press release, active duty service members and their spouses can get a free tall coffee.
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I'd never met him but puppy raisers and their spouses are always willing to give a extra hand.
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Legal privileges -- attorney-client, doctor-patient, or between spouses, depending on the state -- protect certain communications from disclosure.
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Both companies sell malware marketed to monitor children or employees, and in FlexiSpy's case, to spy on spouses.
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Little did they and their spouses know that they'd run into one of them at a baseball game.
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" The spouses — who wed in 2015 — announced their bundle of joy on the way in early May. "SURPRISE!!!
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The spouses of nine years welcomed their third child and first son, Hayes Alba Warren, on Sunday, Dec.
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Thrown in are spouses, kids and new loves, with each storyline getting it's own "piece" of the episode.
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So they would allow adult children to come in, spouses, which is fine and parents and what else?
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There are different colored badges for journalists, hotel staff and participants' spouses, all offering various levels of access.
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"Long Night" proves former spouses Sansa and Tyrion may be two of the best matched individuals in Westeros.
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Later, the spouses reconnected at the White House for a State Dinner to honor Abe's trip to Washington.
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""We left our spouses around the same time (not for each other) and decided to share a house.
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Of course, spouses – or anyone else – would be eligible to share this account with you, if you chose.
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Migrant spouses forced to stay at home by employment bans often report feelings of social isolation and frustration.
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Widows and widowers inherit the full pensions of their deceased spouses, which they can combine with their own.
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And why, every election cycle, do we treat candidates' spouses and unions as the keys to their characters?
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One thing they all had in common is that they had radically incompatible sleep schedules with their spouses.
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The e-commerce retailer recently committed to hiring 25,000 veterans and military spouses during the next five years.
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The Cold War-era convention gives broad protections to both diplomats and their families, spouses and kids included.
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Google "spouses who work together", and you'll find no shortage of "survival tips" for navigating the tricky waters.
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They can also sponsor, subject to annual caps, their adult children (and those children's spouses), grandchildren and siblings.
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Permanent residents can sponsor their spouses, minor children and unmarried adult children for green cards, subject to caps.
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We left our spouses around the same time (not for each other) and decided to share a house.
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December 214, 22018 Meghan attends Christmas morning services with the royals, a tradition normally reserved for spouses only.
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The spouses' news of their bundle of joy on the way comes after celebrating eight years of marriage.
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It is a tradition of the party conventions for spouses to offer an enthusiastic personal endorsement of candidates.
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Celebrities will draw their spouses out of hiding, or, they'll debut new relationships that had previously gone undercover.
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China has also withheld visas for 90 Pakistani women who were to travel to China with their spouses.
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How about her work for unemployed military spouses or her key role in winning enactment of tax cuts?
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This was a huge boon to Indian spouses, who eagerly applied, landing about 93 percent of the authorizations.
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But many migrants marry in their home villages and often live apart from their spouses for lengthy periods.
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Other migrants, some traveling with spouses and children, echoed Perez's dream to find work in the United States.
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Both Ben Edens and Leigh Rahme had separated from their spouses within the last six months, police said.
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Based on what we can discern from photos of the two, the spouses enjoy a pretty fabulous lifestyle.
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They'd become a burden to their families, or were cast off by their spouses, deemed eccentric or outspoken.
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Soon, the local antivirus brand Bitdefender, created by spouses Mariuca and Florin Talpes, begun to export its products.
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Women who are citizens of Saudi Arabia cannot pass on their nationality to their children or their spouses.
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Note that the deduction phases out for individuals and their spouses who are covered by workplace retirement plans.
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During the storm, many rescuers nervously called and texted their spouses, anxious to make sure they were safe.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is the first step for consideration of petitions for spouses or fiancées.
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We're sure this has no bearing whatsoever on all those "family values" politicians who cheated on their spouses!
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I don't believe people who threaten to kill their family members or spouses should have access to weapons.
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If spouses or children are to be included on the application, there's even more to provide, including photographs.
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The influx of women serving in Congress has given the spouses club a makeover (The Wall Street Journal).
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One often overlooked element of community and connectedness in the military community is the role of military spouses.
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Federal regulations allow citizens to try to legalize the status of spouses who came to the country unauthorized.
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It does not meet the needs of those caring for spouses, aging parents, or children with an illness.
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Parents are the most common co-signers on student loans, but spouses can be co-signers as well.
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Estonia permits spouses to join refugees, so they were married in December by a Yemeni judge over Skype.
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Seemingly trivial experiences like forgetting an appointment or missing the bus turned out to create tension between spouses.
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He has enlisted the help of two dozen veterans or military spouses to keep Tin Hut's wheels turning.
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If he is, he will keep the first lady company on the sidelines while their spouses are saluted.
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The pay off for both spouses can be the saved aggravation of long-term alimony payments, Gorman said.
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Other than the men&aposs spouses, no church members attended Friday&aposs hearing in federal court in Asheville.
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The University of Memphis will no longer charge tuition to the children and spouses of fallen service members.
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They interviewed 99 people whose spouses recently died, and took blood samples to look for markers of inflammation.
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Because of the protests, first lady Melania Trump was unable to attend a meeting of leaders' spouses Friday.
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As CEO, Schultz also led global hiring initiatives for veterans and military spouses as well as for refugees.
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Of course, a family in its later stages also includes the spouses and offspring of its grown children.
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People everywhere are huddled at home with their spouses and families, but for some, even that's too risky.
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Under current immigration law, American green card holders can sponsor their spouses and unmarried children for permanent residence.
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We heard from people still using opioids and people who had stopped, from parents, spouses, siblings and children.
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The victim's siblings and their spouses, who had attended the trial every day, embraced one another and wept.
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The standards are meant to protect spouses with less money and create a framework to equitably distribute assets.
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The spouses' baby on the way will join their two daughters Inez, 3 next month, and James, 4½.
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The legislation states that it would not apply to certain firearm transfers, such as a gift between spouses.
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People feel better when their spouses have good friendships, over and above the effects of their own friendships.
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The governor also has accepted $212017 million from the spouses, children and businesses of appointees, state records show.
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Expect commentary from figures like Robert Redford, Lily Tomlin and her former spouses Tom Hayden and Ted Turner.
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One dreadful year produced a deepened love of — and for — my siblings, their spouses and my dear friends.
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Many of the infected evacuees then continued on for evaluation in Omaha, along with some of their spouses.
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Both Mr. Rozov and Mr. Sakane, working on opposite sides of the globe, were inspired by their spouses.
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Two replied immediately that they would love to come, but had to check the date with their spouses.
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MBS texted Bezos photos looking like his girlfriend Lauren Sanchez, and made a remark about arguing with spouses.
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But sometimes, there are whispers of mistreatment by spouses or partners, of being choked, chased or emotionally abused.
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Immigrants, their spouses and children, from countries such as India, have been disproportionately impacted by these discriminatory rules.
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Beyond sexual intimacy, new parents tend to stop saying and doing the little things that please their spouses.
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Critics also want to end special work permits issued to some spouses of workers on H-1B visas.
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In the 40s, we might still acquire degrees, jobs, homes and spouses, but these elicit less wonder now.
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Only two of those patients are not travelers from China, and they had direct contact with ill spouses.
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Studies show that women are 40% more likely to cheat on their spouses than they were in 1990.
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CIA director's wives have played varying roles, depending on their willingness and availability to work alongside their spouses.
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That's why I first introduced the "Military Surviving Spouses Equity Act" to repeal the "Widow's Tax" in 2011.
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In fact, some spouses may intentionally, or unintentionally, sabotage their partner's career success, says relationship expert Susan Winter.
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The future spouses met at the Playboy mansion, where Peters said he felt an immediate spark between them.
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And yet, the children (and their spouses) ignore their father and probably don't send the requested texts, either.
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It was set to apply to US citizens' foreign national spouses who want to live in the country.
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In that pursuit, the proposals call for limiting family-based green cards to include spouses and minor children.
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Aside from spouses and minor children, relatives of immigrants should undergo the same scrutiny as any other applicant.
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That&aposs anyone relying on your income to live, including aging parents you support or non-working spouses.
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Legal permanent residents, those who have green cards, can also apply for visas for their spouses and children.
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However, some ex-spouses choose to receive the money directly instead of transferring it to a rollover IRA.
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But the cost of war is much more complicated than this, especially for nearly 2202,2628 surviving military spouses.
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Members of the US foreign service must now be married to enjoy the rights and benefits of spouses.
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"Eighty percent of military spouses say that being a military spouse has hurt their careers," said Roth-Douquet.
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After all, research indicates that people with supportive spouses are more likely to take on big, rewarding challenges.
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He also argues that the law should explicitly address people whose spouses are the targets of hate crimes.
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She also notes that the economic situation of spouses of women with MBAs makes a pretty big difference.
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I always thought I'd learn them all, eventually, but the family continued to grow: children, spouses, and dogs.
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This is because, according the charity Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS), Gold Star spouses receive a tax-free benefit paid by the Department of Veterans Affairs to surviving spouses of service members killed in the line of duty or veterans whose death resulted from a service-related injury or disease.
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The verdict was an important victory for L.G.B.T. rights groups, which have long argued that same-sex spouses of European Union citizens should be afforded the same basic right to live and work across the bloc's 28 countries as heterosexual spouses, regardless of individual countries' stances on same-sex marriage.
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Single taxpayers who reside overseas are required to file Form 0003 if the total value of their foreign financial assets exceeds $2000,265 on the last day of the tax year ($2000,000 for spouses filing jointly) or if it exceeds $300,000 at any time in the year ($600,000 for spouses filing jointly).
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A generation was lost, and surviving spouses struggled to find accommodating funeral homes, according to the New York Times.
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Members are allowed to bring spouses and other family guests on the trips, and members frequently go multiple times.
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The longtime spouses reconciled earlier this month and said that they were fighting for their marriage of 33 years.
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Mental health professionals have made much of the practice, said to be a favorite of narcissists and abusive spouses.
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For DHS employees at least, the files did not include any information about employees' spouses or other family members.
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Real estate can ruin relationships Whether they're the homeowners or the show's hosts, happy spouses are everywhere on HGTV.
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And in court documents quietly filed this week, the Trump administration indicated that it is reconsidering spouses' rights, too.
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" An H-4 visa is issued to immediate family members, spouses or children under the age of 21. "Mr.
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Both Cooks had lost two spouses in the past and feel lucky to have found love a third time.
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They were joined by the groom's famous brothers and their spouses, including Nick Jonas and his wife, Priyanka Chopra.
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Even his Wikipedia page lacks the obligatory "Personal Life" section that typically names the partners and spouses of celebrities.
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"Women work, but they still do more care work, for kids as well as elders and spouses," said Hegewisch.
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"Jaclyn and Ryan have divorced as of this month," a source close to the former spouses tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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If both spouses have family coverage, they can split the total plan contribution of $7,000 between the two accounts.
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Washington (CNN)Traditionally, it's the role of the first lady to accompany spouses of visiting foreign leaders around Washington.
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In April, the spouses of two years were spotted out and about with Arfin sporting a noticeable baby bump.
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We are well on our way to meeting our pledge to hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses by 2021.
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Some say Trump was simply defending his wife since spouses are supposed to be off limits in elections. Perhaps.
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Instead, many of the companies explicitly gear products toward jealous lovers—especially men—who want to monitor their spouses.
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She said she hoped to be a voice for Taiwan's growing number of spouses from China and Southeast Asia.
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Hundreds called to denounce ex-spouses, neighbors, and business rivals whom they suspected of being in the country illegally.
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But the app has also been dubbed "stalkerware" because it was initially marketed to jealous spouses paranoid about infidelity.
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It can cause a problem with the person you loaned/gave the money to as well as with spouses.
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"The income tax brackets are more favorable for married people, so convert while both spouses are alive," he said.
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During the event, Obama reached over and grabbed Bush into a hug as their spouses clapped and looked on.
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Melania Trump said "hey" to her fellow G7 spouses in Sicily Friday wearing a bright, floral Dolce & Gabbana jacket.
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Many of these family members that are stranded outside of Yemen and waiting to join their spouses are women.
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In 2010, two years before the new rules came in, 40,466 partner visas (for spouses and fiancés) were granted.
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Catherine Giudici Lowe is pregnant with her and husband Sean Lowe's third child, the spouses confirm exclusively to PEOPLE.
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As Otis told PEOPLE in February, the spouses are partial to "Henley" — and not because of the famous Don.
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The comedians were seen lounging by the beach in Ibiza as they soaked up the sun with their spouses.
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New Empress Masako will attend these remarks as well as members of the government and their wives and spouses.
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But in August, the longtime spouses reconciled and said that they were fighting for their marriage of 33 years.
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Pop wanted to die at home after one last Christmas celebration surrounded by his children, their spouses, and grandchildren.
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" An H-203 visa is issued to immediate family members, spouses or children under the age of 21. "Mr.
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We know that working mothers still do more housework than their spouses, we don't need to perpetuate this inequity.
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Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their spouses to come to Canada if they prove to be eligible.
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And whenever we have arguments with our loved ones or spouses and girlfriends, there's that guy she confides in.
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Three quarters of the women had spouses who worked full time, compared to less than half of the men.
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Restaurant owners and spouses Nora and Rouvi Sidarous are here to pass on what they learn to their waitstaff.
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His office says there's no reliable data on whether the spouses or children also had jobs or advanced skills.
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Ivanka Trump and Kellyanne Conway participate in a listening session with military spouses at the White House on Wednesday.
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The spouses met in 2008 and were married in 2012, where Gia, then 2, served as the flower girl.
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The party and government have ejected thousands of so-called "naked officials", whose spouses and children have emigrated abroad.
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They now must cover a large first family including Trump's adult children as well as their spouses and children.
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Many customers of both sexes, fearful their purchases will be detected, are just as surreptitious as their sneaky spouses.
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It also blocks Suu Kyi from becoming president, with a prohibition on presidential candidates with foreign spouses or children.
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The prospective first spouses are participating in Family Circle's long-standing cookie bake-off, with each submitting a recipe.
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Friends, family and spouses could be having beneficial effects on stress levels and other physiological markers, Holt-Lunstad said.
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There is also far less support available for male military spouses, who are often not included in wives' organizations.
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But Social Security is the largest source of income for a majority of retired workers and their surviving spouses.
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Policymakers should consider whether changes to the tax code could prompt more nonworking spouses back into the labor market.
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And with syringe exchange programs, you make it safer for everyone else, including [drug users'] spouses and sex partners.
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Researchers observed 83 dementia patients and their family caregivers - typically spouses, domestic partners or other relatives - for six months.
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First Lady Melania Trump also addressed the shooting on Monday at a White House luncheon for the governors' spouses.
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Fifteen injured sailors and three spouses sued Sudan, saying it had provided support to al Qaeda for the bombing.
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The White House confirmed that Trump and Putin spoke at a dinner for G-2628 leaders and their spouses.
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The two shook hands and smiled before the debate between their respective spouses, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, began.
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The American Renewal Project, which is hosting the event, is expecting 700 conservative religious leaders and spouses to attend.
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The agency also reportedly approved 204 requests made by minors seeking to bring in spouses who were also minors.
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Once in Korea, these women often discovered that their husbands' families had found them Korean spouses in their absence.
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Parents, children and spouses will lay wildflowers, notes and bottles of liquor near simple grave sites in remote towns.
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The new law also provides increased GI Bill benefits for Reservists and Guardsmen, dependents, surviving spouses and surviving dependents.
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Conservatives said the annual White House holiday party for lawmakers and their spouses prevented them from meeting Tuesday evening.
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About 3.9m married Americans aged 18 and over live apart from their spouses, up from around 2.7m in 2000.
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Of those 21.5 million, 19.7 million applied for background check investigations and 1.8 million were nonapplicants, such as spouses.
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The Virginia lawsuit included 56 spouses, siblings, parents and children of the 143 Americans killed in the Cole attack.
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But they must be germane, because Republicans seem unable to censure Trump without invoking female spouses and especially offspring.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump's kids and their spouses gathered with Mr. Pence to welcome their dad back to Cleveland.
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The spouses took to a field trip to see the region's famous "Piment d'Espelette," which are dried red peppers.
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Surviving spouses and veterans like Jeremy do not have the luxury of waiting for Congress to do its job.
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They expect marriage to be a partnership where both spouses support each other and take turns in the limelight.
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The focus of my proposed law is not on the privacy rights of guilty lawyers, doctors, priests and spouses.
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Mr. Trump has enjoyed political fortune by belittling his opponents, handing them demeaning nicknames, and even mocking their spouses.
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The Post reported that Northam's wife, Pam, has sent encouraging text messages to the spouses of Herring and Fairfax.
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Juarez was at home raising his daughters, serving in the same manner as military spouses do across our nation.
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Without legal proof of death, it may be difficult for spouses to remarry or for families to inherit property.
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Other times, swinging looks like swapping spouses with another couple for a sexual experience outside of your primary relationship.
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The families — moms, dads, spouses, children — who made sacrifices during deployment and continue to give their all through recovery.
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Starbucks, meanwhile, is offering the same deal nationwide: free coffee for all veterans, active service members, and their spouses.
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In order to collect the full amount, some surviving spouses choose to designate the DoD benefit to their children.
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Secret Service protection was extended to major presidential candidates and their spouses in 1968, according to the agency's website.
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I was out on the campaign trail, holding roundtables with women, and I kept meeting these extraordinary military spouses.
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The researchers also found the life span of spouses to be similar -- more so than siblings of opposite gender.
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Some people use consumer spyware to track lovers, girlfriends, or spouses, and monitor their emails or steal their photos.
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The Times notes that it's common for spouses and fathers and sons to be co-workers at the factory.
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Several parents claimed their ex-spouses had pulled the gang label card to gain full-custody of their children.
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Spouses may pout if their partners don't "like" their every Facebook post, an expectation, for some, of marital boosting.
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The White House confirmed that Trump and Putin spoke at a dinner for G-20 leaders and their spouses.
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Just recently, a photograph went viral of the living former presidents at Barbara Bush's funeral, along with their spouses.
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Some members were fired by their employers for belonging to Shincheonji, it alleges; others were abused by their spouses.
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Families who take in formerly incarcerated members - spouses, children, siblings - run the risk of eviction for violating the rules.
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We survivors have had children, spouses and relatives shot and killed by strangers, partners, or by their own hand.
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So their children are likelier to be American citizens, and their spouses also legal residents, citizens or Dreamers themselves.
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The process is simpler for grandparents, parents, siblings, children and spouses because the relationships are documented in identification papers.
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Both of them had lost their first spouses to unexpected illnesses but had approached single-parenthood from opposite perspectives.
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He called on the president to halt the effort to deny the H-4 work permits to immigrant spouses.
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This week's episode would include women out-earning their male spouses and poking fun at a recent Drake freestyle.
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When she realizes the men are patronizing their spouses, Serena begins to read aloud from the Book of John.
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My husband is much nicer and really wants me to just go and have fun like the other spouses.
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In the chaos of the sudden, unending shots, people had rushed to try to help spouses, friends, even strangers.
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The Walmart gunman killed 22 people, including parents, grandparents and spouses from both sides of the US-Mexico border.
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In fact, those also-rans' spouses, kids, and cousins might even be enjoying this moment in the metaphorical sun.
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" It also calls for a curb to family migration by limiting family sponsorships to "spouses and minor children only.
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EDT: President Trump has a briefing with senior military leaders then has dinner with those leaders and their spouses.
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The lowdown: Bessler is an active Senate spouse, having bonded with spouses of his wife's colleagues on Capitol Hill.
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The Trump plan claims it will curtail this growth by limiting family sponsorships to only spouses and minor children.
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"We want to encourage the honest exchange of information between spouses," said Isabelle A. Kirshner, a criminal defense lawyer.
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It also urged a transition to a merit-based immigration system that limits chain migration to spouses and children.
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Both have lost their spouses, and both, understandably, desire companionship — even if they're equally turned off by each other.
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The donation will help over 2,000 transitioning service members, military spouses, and military veterans succeed in the civilian workforce.
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For years, federal laws have stipulated that employers need to cover maternity care for their employees and their spouses.
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We know that the employment and underemployment challenges experienced by military spouses undercut the financial health of military families.
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Sachdev arrived as an H-4 visa holder, the designation for spouses and children of H-13B visa workers.
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He and I functioned like amicable former spouses, working out the details of the lives we jointly cared about.
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Until they are approved, they cannot help spouses and children escape the same dangers that caused them to run.
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They are still Jewish and most have married Jewish spouses and are raising their children in the Jewish tradition.
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Unemployment among U.S. military spouses is costing the economy up to $1 billion annually, according to a new report.
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The ruling mainly affects unmarried couples with children, as married spouses with children are presumed to have parental rights.
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Where the rest of his buddies were surrounded by spouses and children at mobilization ceremonies, he stood by himself.
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The photo of the spouses of North Atlantic Treaty Organization leaders was taken at the Royal Palace in Brussels.
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Immediate relatives include only: spouses of US citizens; unmarried children (younger than 21) citizens; and parents of adult citizens.
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Their joys and regrets have nothing to do with their careers, but with their parents, children, spouses, and friends.
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Coast Guard spouses, like those in other branches, often struggle to find gainful employment while moving every few years.
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Last December, the administration issued new rules prohibiting spouses of H-1B holders from working in the United States.
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Like the Infidelity Support Group (12,948 members), in which partners of unfaithful spouses traded stories and messages of sympathy.
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Additionally, the IRS offers spouses who file jointly one of the biggest standard deductions each year, according to TurboTax.
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Change is upon us, and the title for the spouses of our political leaders is evolving along with it.
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Israeli law forbids citizens to obtain citizenship or permanent residency for Palestinian spouses from the West Bank and Gaza.
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This is Wifegate: an incredibly regressive back and forth over Cruz and Trump's spouses' looks and alleged dirty laundry.
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"Protect your children, catch cheating spouses, the possibilities are endless," the earliest archive of FlexiSpy's website from 2006 reads.
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As parents, children or spouses, we all face situations where we need to put someone else above our jobs.
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We'll watch drama protagonists kill people or destroy lives or cheat on their spouses and barely bat an eye.
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