Word: companionship
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...patriotic duty, not a pleasure; and the consort--Philip in the case of Elizabeth, Di in the case of Charles--has always been in a rather awkward spot. In Di's case, the indignity was compounded by the fact that Charles already had a woman for purposes of companionship and love. Camilla Parker Bowles was his real partner, Diana just a means of reproduction...
...together; nobody wants to get a divorce. But, despite all these natural bonds between them, if two people cannot be happy together, they probably will (and should) pursue separation regardless of what society says. Especially when people marry young, they often change and develop a personality better suited for companionship with another. If this happens, it is very cruel to force two people to remain together unhappy for the rest of their lives solely to preserve the sanctity of an institution which no longer works for them...
...other hand, Jayne said that elderly subjects usually participate for the sake of the companionship of the technicians. "They're usually very lonely," he says...
...these campaign workers, campaign mode means 15-hour days, the constant companionship of a beeper, greasy Chinese take-out food and CHIPS re-runs at three in the morning...
PLANTS ADD MUCH to a Harvard student's room: companionship, love and sheer sensuality. And sometimes you can wrap them up in a joint and smoke them...