annulment

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• I felt like it’s so unfair that Protestants can’t get annulments, and I’ll convert.

• Previously, frustrated couples had to go through a bureaucratic annulment process that often involved cumbersome fees.

• But he says not everyone wants to adopt the so-called American style annulment factory.

• The demand for annulment matters because Grayson is rich, even by Congress's high standards.

• A source also told the paper that Aaliyah ended all contact with Kelly after the annulment.

• The new law contains a clause barring its annulment or appeal.

• She was divorced in 1983, and there is no sign of her having secured an annulment.

• He then succeeded in taking away the ancient rights of the town, upon the annulment of which he had set his mind.

• Shiela, dear, some day will you very quietly ask some woman the difference between divorce and annulment?

• It would make new complications, application of annulment—oh, innumerable opportunities to harass you.

• The assembly was greatly alarmed and directed its agents to seek the annulment of this patent also.

• Impotence, when anterior to marriage, may be put forward as a ground for annulment by either party.