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Here's the new math going on at American business schools: One plus one equals romance. There is an explosion in B-school couples.

Liza Merolla and her husband, Justin Merolla, are among a growing number of couples who met through one of the world’s most expensive dating sites.

They were students at the business school of Columbia University in New York City, where two years of tuition and fees total more than $200,000. It paid off. The Merollas, ages 34 and 36, graduated in 2015 and are living happily ever after in Brooklyn. On Monday, they had their first child, Avery Merolla.

 

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One plus one equals three. Unwanted pregnancy.

Look how poor Modi's India is despite his 6 years at the helm:

One plus two of romance of new childs mathematics must bi requi red for the school ? Enjoy with look your life safe career then come to reality.

oh dear lord, you mean they're breeding now?! Haven't they done enough damage to the world?

1+1=69

New B-School advertisement. Dual major MBA and MRS degrees.

look out China is looking to exploit our society from within 👀

Just the spawn we need.

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