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1987Remarriage is not a new social invention for repairing marital disruption. The earliest recorded histories document that remarriage was a recognized option for some, but not all, individuals whose marriages were disrupted by the death of the husband or wife. Some societies accorded the same status to remarriages as they did to first marriages, others a
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