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 As such, the CSS views the ability to get married as a basic right and something that should be honored across all its member worlds.  However, it does not impose any restrictions upon what a marriage can be, allowing individual worlds to make up their minds about the details.
-In the CSS, a marriage is like a corporation; it has members, each with a percentage 'share' of the marriage.  Tihs percentage comes into play when determining inheritence.  For most marriages, all partners are equal; however, some cultures may have husbands or wives in some sort of tier system, and this enables each marriage party to define their own allocations.
+In the CSS, a marriage is like a corporation; it has members, each with a percentage 'share' of the marriage.  This percentage comes into play when determining inheritence.  For most marriages, all partners are equal; however, some cultures may have husbands or wives in some sort of tier system, and this enables each marriage party to define their own allocations.
 There are only a few fundamental rules about a marriage: