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Title: Social Offences
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February 15, 1996 |
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In fact, marrying solely for love is a relatively modern and Western ideal; in countries such as India, arranged marriages, at times based on financial necessity, forge links between groups and familial bonds are established. Of course consent must be mutual, but the joining of a man and a woman because of financial convenience must not be termed an offence, especially when it is such a private and at times necessary affair... Showed first 250 characters
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Of course consent must be mutual, but the joining of a man and a woman because of financial convenience must not be termed an offence, especially when it is such a private and at times necessary affair. University students who struggle with course debt and expense have found that marrying one of their close friends greatly improves their circumstances because of the advantages offered to married couples in tertiary institutions... Showed next 250 characters
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