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In March 2011, Rose Candis had the worst lunch of her life. Sitting at a restaurant in Shaoguan, a small city in South China, the American mother tried hard not to vomit while her traveling companion translated what the man they were eating with had just explained: her adopted Chinese daughter Erica had been purchased, and then essentially resold to her for profit. The papers

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What you need to know about adoption from India

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Family devastated orphaned cousin won t get to New Zealand for Christmas

Family devastated orphaned cousin won t get to New Zealand for Christmas
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Kiwi family adopting poverty-stricken relative hoping for Christmas miracle

Alia Eckford hopes her family will get “the best Christmas gift” this year - to be able to adopt her young cousin after his grandmother died in front of him.

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