The difference between a 'Civil Solidarity Pact' and a marriage contract is:

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The difference between a 'Civil Solidarity Pact' and a marriage contract is:

The difference between a 'Civil Solidarity Pact' and a marriage contract is:
A) civil solidarity pacts are unconstitutional in the United States.
B) civil solidarity pacts are more easily dissolved than marriage contracts.
C) civil solidarity pacts are for gay and lesbian couples.
D) all of the above.

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