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Americans divorce and "repartner" far more than do people in other Western countries, either by remarrying or shacking up.
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When you remarry or repartner, the pictures of your previous life get edited out.
Jill Brooke: The Gores' Separation Begs the Question: How Does Any Marriage Last a Lifetime? 2010
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Still, it can be very painful for ex-wives to see that their families are living lives without them - especially when spouses repartner.
Jill Brooke: Do Men Become Better or Worse Fathers After Divorce? 2009
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But that's the problem — "We divorce, repartner, and remarry faster than people in any other country," says Andrew Cherlin, a Johns Hopkins sociologist and author of the new book The Marriage-Go-Round.
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Such a change would also be advantageous to single parents when they repartner.
Archive 2007-06-01 Burke's Corner 2007
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Such a change would also be advantageous to single parents when they repartner.
The poor and the Burkean from Birkenhead Burke's Corner 2007
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