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Relationships are three times more likely to succeed if you marry compared to informal cohabitation, survey reveals
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Claire Musters2022-04-12T08:30:00
The latest research from the Marriage Foundation that shows that even those who aren’t Christian are more likely to work on a relationship if they have cemented it in marriage.
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