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The site selling tickets for his Moscow gig describes Offset, who used to be married to Cardi B, as "a showman who turns a concert into a theatrical performance".

From BBC

Reuniting with her husband László after years apart, Erzébet finds it easier to adapt than he ever did, but that poses new challenges for a couple relearning how to be married, and if their love has changed along with everything else surrounding them.

From Salon

It would also disproportionately affect Republican women, who are more likely to be married, more likely to have changed their name and less likely to have a passport.

From Salon

Weronika - now 25 and about to be married - needed surgery.

From BBC

He was then featured in a Netflix documentary in 2023 called The Football Fraudster, which heard from Claire Merry, who used be married to Thierry Henry, as well as Love Island star Georgia Steel on how he had duped them.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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