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Joe Melillo and Pat Lagon met at a disco-dance lesson in 1970 and, much like Ninia and Genora, immediately fell in step with each other.
Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004
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“I was just totally smitten,” Ninia later told the San Francisco Chronicle.
Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004
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Genora and Ninia also wanted to be able to list each other on their respective insurance policies, but always felt the financial benefits marriage would provide them were secondary to the legal status and statement of commitment.
Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004
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Joe Melillo and Pat Lagon met at a disco-dance lesson in 1970 and, much like Ninia and Genora, immediately fell in step with each other.
Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004
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Genora and Ninia also wanted to be able to list each other on their respective insurance policies, but always felt the financial benefits marriage would provide them were secondary to the legal status and statement of commitment.
Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004
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“I was just totally smitten,” Ninia later told the San Francisco Chronicle.
Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004
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“For me it was an emotional decision,” Ninia told the San Francisco Examiner.
Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004
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“For me it was an emotional decision,” Ninia told the San Francisco Examiner.
Why Marriage Matters Evan Wolfson 2004
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Ninia, stretching her arms out piteously, bowed her head, and lay down to die.
The Ebbing Of The Tide South Sea Stories - 1896 Louis Becke 1884
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"Keep thou in the canoe, little one, and bale," cried Ninia to Tarita, as she and Ruvani leaped into the water.
The Ebbing Of The Tide South Sea Stories - 1896 Louis Becke 1884
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