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• Miss Mead's views on trial marriages came before the proliferation of cohabitation.
• "They're going into it as if they're in a trial marriage,"
• Margaret Mead recommended in the 1960s that such unions be codified as " trial marriages ."
• "This is a trial marriage, " he said.
• Trial marriages were typical within Inca culture.
• She presented a play in which she starred, " Trial Marriage ", in Los Angeles in 1928.
• In the 1960s, anthropologist Margaret Mead suggested that brief, childless marriages should be known as " trial marriages ."
• In 667, they entered into a trial marriage of a year and a day, during which their son Alchu was born.
• "Why not acknowledge that many people do have trial marriages in their 20s, which sometimes grow into deeper commitments and sometimes don't.
• The main one is, most couples who marry today make a big mistake by living together in so-called " trial marriages ."
• Once referred to as " living in sin, " it is now regarded in more benign terms, such as cohabitation or trial marriage.
• "You test each other out, like a trial marriage, " said Georgia Ellis, a vice president at Fifth Avenue Temporary Services in Manhattan.
• Trial marriages seem to have been popular among the rich and powerful, and thus it has been argued that cohabitation before marriage must have been acceptable.
• Their theory is that it was for a trial marriage, so a hook could say that the discoverers of the papyrus believed this to be the case.
• In some historical cultures ( including colonial North America ), the betrothal was essentially a trial marriage, with marriage only being required in cases of conception of a child.
• The greatest destroyer of marriage in America is rarely identified _ it's what was once called " shacking up, " now more euphemistically known as a " trial marriage " or " living together ."
• Emma wrote theatrical scripts using the pseudonym Emily Louise Young, and these included " The Rag Time Opera of Trial Marriage " ( 1916 ), and she co-wrote " Red Pepper " and " Hello, Alexander ".
• This trial marriage practice is documented in the fourth and fifth volumes of the Brehon law texts, which are compilations of the opinions and judgements of the Brehon class of Druids ( in this case, Irish ).
• On November 16, 1928, Glaum opened in " Trial Marriage ", the story of a woman who wants to test the suitability of her prospective mate and herself to each other without the benefit of wedlock before they make it permanent.