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Extra.

I'm Dave Anthony.

Today, keeping the knot tied.

More married couples are staying together.

A trend that's picked up momentum in recent years, driving divorce rates down,

they're at about 40% lower than they were in the early 1980s.

So instead of about half of all marriages ending, like we saw decades ago, it's now three and five married couples that stay together. That means a growing number of children, two out of

three, are growing up in two parent families. And there are a lot more newlyweds. The number of

couples exchanging vows has risen to a 15-year high.

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