Households where people live together who are not related by blood, law or marriage
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Households where people who are not related live together, usually for economic reasons – for example student households, or young professionals living together
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Couples who are not married but live together.
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A term developed by Levin, to describe a new type of family where adult partners do not live together, but can share the intimacy of family life and the autonomy of living alone.
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When people live alone.
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A multi-generation extended family, in a pattern which is long and thin, with few aunts and uncles, reflecting fewer children being born in each generation, but people living longer
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calculated as the number of marriages per one thousand people per year.
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calculated as the number of divorces per one thousand people per year.
