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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...cal-twins.html


When identical twin sisters Diane and Darlene Nettemeier met identical twin brothers Craig and Mark Sanders a decade ago, they could never have guessed just how much of their lives would be based around perfect sets of two.

The sets of twins, from Texas, fell in love, went on a double date to Las Vegas, and won thousands of dollars at poker.

Sensing they were on a winning streak, they got engaged on the same day, married at a joint ceremony (officially "quarternary marriages"), and built a pair of homes, side by side.

Soon afterwards, despite a million-to-one odds, Diane and Craig went on to have identical twins of their own - Colby and Brady, now seven

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my dsil's family have a surge of fraternal twins going back many generations. he has three sisters, two of them have had twins, he has twin aunts, his grandmother was a twin as was her mother
of his sisters children only one is a girl and she has two singles and doesn't want anymore so i guess the surge has reached its end