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Adoption Now: Messages from Research
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  • 2003Children in Limbo: Cases Where Court Decisions Have Taken Two Years or More30 cited
  • 2013Openness in adoption: Challenging the narrative of historical progress29 cited
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Supporting the Birth Relatives of Adopted Children: How Accessible Are Services?
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