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Adam and Ashley have been together as a couple for over two years. They are in love and want to spend their lives together, possibly having children. Compared to couples in the same situation in 1981, which statement best describes their decision to marry or live together in a common-law relationship?

▸ They are two to three times as likely to choose to get married.

▸ They are four to five times as likely to choose to live together.

▸ They are slightly more likely to choose marriage.

▸ They are slightly less likely to choose marriage.

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