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Latest post Fri, Jul 10 2009 1:06 AM by Grammar Geek. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  813284 Thu, 09 Jul 09 11:02 PM
Hi there,


I was trying to find something : sometimes two old friends, that are both single, decide to get married. I think there is a particular expression for that kind of situation and i'd like to know what it is.


Thank you for your help


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Grammar Geek  +  813327 Fri, 10 Jul 09 01:06 AM
A marriage of convenience?
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