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Tips for live-in lovers |
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19-September-2007
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| Living together can lead to a relationship quickly becoming mundane and everyday, but relationships expert Laura Berman told the Sun Times some tips to keep the magic alive. |
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Cohabiting couples 'just as committed' |
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20-September-2007
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| As more and more couples choose not to tie the knot but simply to live together, people ask them why they are not getting married. |
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MP to marry Cheeky Girl |
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23-April-2008
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| They could be described as one of the most unlikely couples in the history of British popular culture, but MP Lembit Opik and Cheeky Girl Gabriela Irimia are to tie the knot. |
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Weather 'could lead to a frisky holiday' |
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1-May-2008
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| Warm weather and an abundance of free time will ensure that this May Bank Holiday is the most sexually-active vacation of the year, it has been claimed. |
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Brits 'don't have time for relationships' |
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2-May-2008
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| Britons are under so much pressure at work that they do not have enough time to indulge in the finer pleasures in life, it has been revealed. |
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Internet taking up couples' together time |
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23-September-2007
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| Is your love life lacking? If so then there is a chance all your problems could be solved simply by switching off the computer. |
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Deep-voiced men have more babies |
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25-September-2007
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| If you have your sights set on a big family, a man with a deep voice might be the ideal partner, a new study has revealed. |
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Star-crossword lovers |
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25-September-2007
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| Aric Egmont wanted to propose to his girlfriend Jenny Bass in an original way that they could remember always and he opted to do it if the form of a crossword. |
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