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Easy one, right?
'''Easy one, right?'''<br/>
The last sentence contains every information of the first one, you only have to translate it into colloquial Englisch. Thus, "my male sibling joined in wedlock with a physician" is a paraphrase of "My brother married a doctor". I told you, that was'nt complicated!
The last sentence contains every information of the first one, you only have to translate it into colloquial Englisch. Thus, <span style="color:red">''"My male sibling</span> <span style="color:blue">joined in wedlock</span> <span style="color:green">with a physician"''</span> is a '''paraphrase''' of ''"<span style="color:red">My brother</span><span style="color:blue"> married</span> <span style="color:green">a doctor"''</span>. I told you, that was'nt complicated!

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Easy one, right?
The last sentence contains every information of the first one, you only have to translate it into colloquial Englisch. Thus, "My male sibling joined in wedlock with a physician" is a paraphrase of "My brother married a doctor". I told you, that was'nt complicated!