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But the cousins in Ramallah offered another reason: he was soon to be wed and did not want to leave his spouse.

The Maasai girls are raised with the only thought of becoming a good wife to her future husband, most likely to be wed at age twelve.

Never shall he be wed to the child of such a wretched soul living in this miserable hovel.

Wedding season has arrived, and with it swarms of soon-to-be-wed couples tromping through parks for their pre-wedding photo shoot.

New York City is holding a lottery to award couples the right to marry on Sunday, the first day same-sex couples can be wed under a new law.

Elizabeth refuses to be wed to a man to whom she does not love.

Finally, the king proclaimed throughout his kingdom that any one solving the riddle of the coat would be wed to the princess.

In the ceremony, Venice was said to be " wed to the Sea'. "

If there is anyone here who has a reason why these two should not be wed speak now or forever hold your peace.

Officiator : If anybody knows why these two should not be wed, speak now. . .

David finds Elise in the bathroom of the courthouse where she is to be wed.

Although princess Pavetta was to be wed when she was fifteen years old, Duny visited her one year before, and they secretly fell in love.