Do i give a ring back
Yes, you have to give it back assuming you did not get married in the two week period.
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Yes, you have to give it back assuming you did not get married in the two week period.
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You may, but the answer to you question depends on very specific details that are not provided here. I would allow some time for your employer and...
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