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- noun Plural form of
cohabiter .
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Examples
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An academic paper on that lower divorce risk for cohabiters is forthcoming, he says.
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But cohabiters without college degrees are more likely than those with degrees to live in a household with children, and those who do have significantly lower median household incomes than those who don't.
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Researchers say changing times have produced more extensive information about cohabiters and more sophisticated research methods.
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Committed cohabiters are more downscale than married parents -- they have lower incomes, lower education levels and lower rates of home ownership.
Committed Cohabiters 2009
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Alternatively, we could expand the rights and obligations of committed cohabiters.
Committed Cohabiters 2009
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How about a legal and will kit that allows cohabiters to choose just how separate-and-apart they want to be in death, as in life?
Committed Cohabiters 2009
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They are America's committed cohabiters, and theirs is the fastest-growing kind of U.S. household.
Committed Cohabiters 2009
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Marketers, too, have yet to recognize committed cohabiters as a class and start offering products that acknowledge their unique status.
Committed Cohabiters 2009
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Research already shows that married people generally fare better than cohabiters, but almost all the studies focus on young couples.
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Research already shows that married people generally fare better than cohabiters, but almost all the studies focus on young couples.
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