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I think "marry with Mary" should be changed to "marry Mary" ("Tom doesn't want to marry Mary"). The wording "marry with Mary" is, as far as I can tell, an over-literal translation of the Italian "sposarsi CON Mary". A native speaker (from Lancashire, UK) confirmed in personal communication that it should be "marry Mary".
"Tom, Mary'le evlenmek istemiyor."
İşine gelmeyenleri engelliyorlar görüldüğü gibi.
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Tom doesn't want to marry with Mary.
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Tom doesn't want to marry Mary.
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