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'''Gay marriage''' is ] in which both participants are of the same ]. Gay marriages are currently not allowed anywhere, but a small and increasing number of jurisdictions recognize gay unions which provide much the same rights and responsibilites as marriage. Examples are the ] and the US state of ]. (''More?'') | ||
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Gay marriage is marriage in which both participants are of the same gender. Gay marriages are currently not allowed anywhere, but a small and increasing number of jurisdictions recognize gay unions which provide much the same rights and responsibilites as marriage. Examples are the Netherlands and the US state of Vermont. (More?)