In the United States, our kinship system does not have a separate Word to refer to the spouse of a cousin, so on that basis you can argue that someone who marries your cousin is not "related" to you. However, in a sense you *are* related to that person, especially if you have regular or close contact with your cousin and his or her spouse, so you can choose to refer to the spouse as a cousin if you want to create a greater or inclusive sense of family.
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