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    2013 Marriage does Not Necessarily Means Love Marriage doe s not necessarily mean love. Now more than ever‚ many 21ST Americans are getting married for practical reasons. Although this in itself is not new‚ the main difference is the number of remarriages on the same basis. The reason for these marriages and remarriages include having children‚ economic security‚ companionship‚ and for a specific benefit‚ such as acquiring a green card. Historically‚ many Victorian marriages were based on

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    A central theme and topic in the play is love and marriage. It is a primary force motivation the plot and a reoccurring subject up for debate. Love and marriage is presented in different ways through different characters‚ which I will be taking a closer look at. Lady Bracknell represents the “proper” Victorian ways of society and her view on marriage is that it is a duty‚ not love or passion. It seems as if she does not believe that love and marriage go together. It is something you are expected

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    Are Arranged Marriages an act of love‚ or perhaps even torture?   I find it difficult to see how anyone could possibly approve of arranged marriages.  In an arranged marriage‚ the bride and groom are selected by a third party rather than each other.  Arranged marriages are most common in the Middle East and parts of Africa and Asia - however with 55% of marriages in the world being arranged- you would be likely to find cases of arranged marriages anywhere you go.  There are many different types

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    “Arranging a Marriage in India” 2/1/2013 At first Nanda was against the whole arranged marriage idea she says “Had anyone tried to arrange my marriage I would have been defiant and rebellious”(pg128) and I don’t blame her for thinking that way because in this American society we’re taught to get to know a person then to “fall In Love” but once she got to India and talk to many young well educated women she figure out why arrange marriage wasn’t that bad one of the girls even said “My marriage is too

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    ------------------------------------------------- The Representation of Love and Marriage ------------------------------------------------- 2AB Literature Assignment ------------------------------------------------- Lucy Yang Although love is considered significant in the world we live in now‚ it was not the case in the 18th century- Austen’s time. As time progressed‚ so did education‚ fashion styles‚ medical practises and most importantly social constructs and values. Love and marriage in Austen’s century‚ though it had

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    groups within my Church that have often seen other people who are involved in repeated acts of sin‚ yet our small group has often turned away from getting Involved in helping this person in sin. My small group has referred to this scripture on more than one occasion as the reason of not addressing another members’ sin. While I did not necessarily agree with this belief I chose to go along with it. By choosing to go along with this belief it began to become reality in my life‚ and I began to believe

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    Arranged marriages An arranged marriage is a marriage where the bride and the groom are selected by a third party rather than by each other. This should not be confused with a forced marriage because the both individuals approve with the help of their parents or older members. Arranged marriages were the norm worldwide until the 18th century. In modern times arranged marriage has continued in royal‚ aristocratic families and ethnic minority groups in developed countries; elsewhere arranged marriage

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    Reflection Essay 3 1. Gerald Tremain‚ the husband of Janet Tremain‚ the director of San Benito County’s Child Protection Services‚ had been convicted in Oregon‚ in 1984‚ of raping his then seven year old daughter every week for six months. The family moved to California‚ where he did not register as a sex offender as is required by law. In 1991 the grand jury was investigating Janet Tremain for supposed unprofessional conduct that put abused children at risk. Janet resigned from her job and

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    Child Marriage This is my very first trip to India as a British trainee community worker‚ I’ve been sent on a very special work experience placement to rural India‚ while I’m out here I will be writing a report about the issue of child marriage in the area. Child marriage normally occurs in poor‚ rural communities. In many regions‚ parents arrange their daughter’s marriage without the girls knowing. Which means that one day‚ she may be at home playing with her sisters‚ brothers and friends

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    Introduction The decline of marriage in the West has been extensively researched over the last three decades (Carmichael and Whittaker; de Vaus; Coontz; Beck-Gernshein). Indeed‚ it was fears that the institution would be further eroded by the legalisation of same sex unions internationally that provided the impetus for the Australian government to amend the Marriage Act (1961). These amendments in 2004 sought to strengthen marriage by explicitly defining‚ for the first time‚ marriage as a legal partnership

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