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From: dnw@RSCH.OCLC.ORG (Dan Wiebe)
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Subject: Re:  Taxes and reply to Keg
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Date: 16 Jan 90 23:13:16 GMT
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	This "two people can live cheaper than one" statement interests me.
If anybody's willing, I'd like to see some documentation on it, because I
don't understand how it works.  I would agree that two people together can
live cheaper than two people separately; but are you suggesting that if I
(a single male, living alone) got married, and my wife didn't work, I would
actually have *more* spare money than I do now?

Dan Wiebe