Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 1,2  |       is that of being forms of cohabitation (of a sexual kind) which
 2  I”, 1,3  |         of social and juridical cohabitation, attempts are made to justify
 3  I”, 1,3  |          moreover, this kind of cohabitation would be publicly qualified
 4  I”, 2,4  |         that these unions imply cohabitation that includes a sexual relationship (
 5  I”, 2,4  |        them from other forms of cohabitation), and a relative tendency
 6  I”, 2,4  | sporadic or occasional forms of cohabitation). De facto unions do not
 7  I”, 2,4  |  possibility of terminating the cohabitation is consequently a characteristic
 8  I”, 2,6  |       family. ~In other places, cohabitation (for more or less extended
 9 II”, 1,9  |       merely emotional forms of cohabitation. It does not seem reasonable
10 II”, 1,9  |       merely emotional forms of cohabitation. The family based on marriage
11 II”, 1,10 |    similar to any other form of cohabitation, regardless of whether there
12 II”, 1,11 |       sexual dimension but this cohabitation is not for that reason of
13 III”, 1,14|         very different forms of cohabitation, apart from fundamental
14 III”, 3,22|       are fundamental for human cohabitation, and all the more so for