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As far as I know, this expression is only used in marriage vows and means "whether things are good or bad".
Is it used anywhere else and does it have any other meaning?
As far as I know, this expression is only used in marriage vows and means "whether things are good or bad".
Is it used anywhere else and does it have any other meaning?
there's a comic called for better or worse.
its posted in the Vancouver Sun and THe Province (candian newspaper)
for better or worse 
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