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What is the difference between cohabiting and hooking up?
a.Cohabiting involves living together while hooking up involves sexual behavior with or without commitment to a relationship.
b.Cohabiting implies one person in a couple is pregnant, while hooking up implies two people are in a long-term romantic relationship.
c.Cohabiting only occurs in heterosexual relationships, while hooking up occurs in all sexual orientations.
d.Cohabiting benefits men while hooking up benefits women.

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