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spec: Those who have no children , or only a few , at the time of their separation , should choose their new partners with a view to the procreation of children ; but those who have a sufficient number of children should separate and marry again in order that they may have some one to grow old with and that the pair may take care of one another in age . This will mean the world to him . They had to enrol patients with a BMI of at least 30 kg / sq metre , and have a placebo or active control . Another potential problem with the AASHTO T 277 test is that it may be affected by admixtures used in the concrete . Nearly 9 in 10 people are expected to marry sometime in their lives , according to a report released in February 2002 by the Commerce Department 's Census Bureau . Oscar Micheaux decided to marry again in 1929 . I 'd rather take those 140 people out of the White House and put them on over in the State Department . So the Americans went in . " Couples continued to marry informally , not seeking a marriage license , in some cases dispensing with a ceremony altogether , as had been the case in the days of slavery . Mindfulness on its own will not be able to give rise to any real knowledge . I explained to him that there is a reason for every mistake and that if he had not told me that he was unmarried , I would say that he was the hero of the divorce case in question , and that the mistake showed that he wished he had obtained the divorce instead of his wife , so as not to obliged to pay alimony and to be permitted marry again in New York State . Reauthorization Conference Committee did not include language expressing the sense of the Congress that states should require candidates for driver 's licenses to demonstrate an ability to exercise greatly increased caution when driving in the proximity of a potentially visually impaired individual when they passed the transportation bill last month . While it is true that the common-law tradition emerged in England after the Norman invasion in 1066 , nevertheless there are many roots of English common law in previous European legal history . If he keeps that up , could n't she land up a widow and get to marry again in the Lord since He liberated her from her Judas ? If you wo n't let homosexual people marry eachother , that sounds like somewhat of a problem with them to me ! People are willing to co-operate if they get regular feedback as to the impact of their own actions . While the definition of release into the environment does not formally include the concept of biological containment ( i.e ., the inability of the regulated article to survive outside specific environmental or host conditions ) APHIS believes that biological containment is one important factor in determining the prescribed level of physical containment . For Mabel , the dereliction of her father untwines and opposes two moral stands which every daughter must suppose inseparable - - the obligation to love and marry appropriately , and the obligation to marry according to one 's father 's choice . They offer a good evaluation toolbox at this web site that includes a `` Workstation '' to create evaluation plans and other documents , and a `` Repair Center '' to improve , create and download tools such as surveys , interviews , focus groups , and questionnaires .