Asians are more likely than the overall U.S. population to be married, or to live in a multigenerational household, and their children are more likely to be raised in a two-parent home, the report says.

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Although they are much more likely than the girl next door to get divorced (35% have been divorced, versus 23% for the general population), they are also much less likely to get married in the first place.

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Recent Census Bureau statistics show that the population of adult, unmarried women will soon surpass the number of married women.

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While I believe this speaks to a small percentage of men who if they are still single, and listening to this advise may want to read Elizabeth's take on relationships in the 21st century, it also speaks to the rest of the female population who have found a great sense of confidence and self fulfillment developing their careers and are married!

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All told, nearly five million Americans in 2010 were married to someone who was born in another country, twice as many as in 1960, according to the Minnesota Population Center.

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