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with contributions from Sara Terry, Jessica Cohen, Richard Vara, Barbara Hoover, Anita Mathias, Angie Cannon, Carolyn Kleiner

According To A recent review of research on unmarried couples who are living together, cohabitation is not the key to happiness. The research revealed that:

• "Couples who live together have more conflict and less satisfaction with their relationships than married couples do.

• "Although some 60 percent of cohabiting couples go on to marry, their marriages are often less stable and are more likely to end in divorce."

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