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An un-churched, faithless generation who cohabitates liberally, or marries and yet contracepts, cannot really be expected to understand why two men or two women may not enjoy equal status with their own sterile, selfish consumer/leisure driven lifestyles and relationships.

Archive 2006-06-25 Terry Nelson 2006

An un-churched, faithless generation who cohabitates liberally, or marries and yet contracepts, cannot really be expected to understand why two men or two women may not enjoy equal status with their own sterile, selfish consumer/leisure driven lifestyles and relationships.

Stonewall Terry Nelson 2006

Because my observation is that the normal pattern goes something like this: couple meets, falls in love, marries or cohabitates, reaches a crises, and divorces or splits up; they drift into new relationships that replicate the same crisis they experienced in the last one!

New Jersey, Being Subtle « Whatever 2006

There are arrangements in which the whole poly relationship cohabitates under one roof, and then there is a strong need for not only civility but being able to work with the person, live with the person, and not allow yourself to sweat the small stuff.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Amy Shiner 2011

She cohabitates with Javier in her parents 'home, but is not married.

Kiva Loans 2010

The song's multilingual, chant-like chorus cohabitates with the house-inspired beat in a way that keeps the listener engaged.

NPR Topics: News 2010

She cohabitates and has three children, ages 14, 11, and

Kiva Loans 2010

On CD, Most of All cohabitates with the 1972 album Billy Joe Thomas - the artist's final Scepter release and recorded in New York.

Day in Rock Report 2009

Black Monk Time cohabitates fittingly with the Stooges, and

Prefix 2009

Another character that wound up on the sidelines in "Afterbith" was Asia Black, whose soul cohabitates Nara Kilday's body to form the Gemini.

Comic Book Resources 2009