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2008-11-05

In Scotland, your divorce application can be accepted if you make it in _________after you find any adultery of your spouse but still live together, with him.

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【线索词】Scotland;adultery 【定位处】Divorce in Scotland下第三段首句
【解析】three months。本题定位信息是Scotland和adultery,从而将答案出处定位到Divorce in Scotland部分。该部分第三段首句提到,如果发现配偶有奸情但是仍与其继续婚姻生活达三个月以上的,将不能以该奸情为理由提出离婚。由此可推断,发现通奸情况3个月内提出离婚应该是满足法律要求的,即使仍然生活在一起。
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