How To Use Adoptive In A Sentence
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In short-term adoptive transfer experiments S1P1-deficient mature B cells accumulated in the BM, but a role for S1P1 in egress was not established
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She decided to search for her biological mother after her adoptive parents died.
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Next, we examined characteristics of 18-month old alloreactive T-cells in a transgenic adoptive transfer model.
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an adoptive country
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He acquired his love of horses and dogs from his adoptive mother, who adored animals.
Times, Sunday Times
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To the emigrant Irish and to their adoptive countries, the shamrock logo represented all that was best in Irishness.
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His adoptive parents were solicitors from Leicestershire.
Times, Sunday Times
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On this fourth and final Sunday of waiting, Matthew is the only evangelist to tell Joseph's side of the story of Jesus' birth, emphasizing his role as devout Jew and adoptive father.
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But, as the mere fact of the unction does not effect a radical unification (for this schools rejects absorption), the unification is made perfect, according to them, by what they call the adoptive birth of Christ -- the ultimate result of the unction of the Father.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 5: Diocese-Fathers of Mercy
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Finally the ‘deceased wife's sister’ law was belatedly reformed in 1906, although marriage between such affines as adoptive parents and children, and adoptive siblings, remained within the prohibited degrees.
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Here, three single men recount how they became adoptive fathers.
Times, Sunday Times
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My adoptive mother gave me a copy of his obituary and three pictures of my father and told me the story.
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He now regards them as his unofficial adoptive brother and mother.
Times, Sunday Times
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The incidence of schizophrenia in the adoptive parents has little influence.
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Would my birth mother have been as good a mother as my adoptive one?
Times, Sunday Times
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Sylvia worked for Ethiopian independence and Adela was involved in the launch of the Communist party in her adoptive country.
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An adopted child is deemed to be a descendent of his adoptive parent or parents.
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Born in Canberra and raised by an adoptive Spanish mother and Paraguayan father, he has no doubt about his loyalty.
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When one considers that this story is coming from the same man who, in his first novel, used the prince in disguise framework to tell a story about a young man posthumously repairing his relationship with his adoptive father and rejecting the notion of monarchic rule, and who, in Perdido Street Station, has the protagonist practically sell himself into slavery in order to secure the services of a local mobster, Un Lun Dun seems downright conservative in its adherence to fantasy tropes, which hobbles the novel's emotional effect.
You Know, For Kids
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Danny picked up the phone and called their adoptive mother, June, on her cell phone, and told her what happened.
The Three Furies
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It gives incomers to the highlands and islands a link to their adoptive country that's very much more real than blood or poetry.
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Coetzee has obviously immersed himself in his adoptive hometown, and the city comes alive in all its banal, suburban Australianness.
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I do, however, note that the evidence is that the child is adoptable and that there would be no difficulty in finding appropriate adoptive parents.
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Other groups fear any long-term clampdown will consign countless children to lives in institutions or on the street, rather than in the loving homes of adoptive parents.
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She is under an obligation to her adoptive father.
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His adoptive mother says the 12-year-old charms everyone he meets - although he often tries their patience with his enormous energy.
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And even an unreal cognation was inferred from real agnation not based on blood: e. g. an adoptive child might claim succession under the edict among cognates if he had omitted to assert his civil law right as an agnate.
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The son of a German artisan, he was probably born in Venice, and apprenticed to his adoptive father Giulio.
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I am very lucky, I never felt really different being a fat girl with multiracial brothers and immigrant adoptive parents.
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Obviously it is easier on the child and adoptive parents if the child is adopted at an early age.
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As Philolaus gave them laws concerning many other things, so did he upon adoption, which they call adoptive laws; and this he in particular did to preserve the number of families.
Politics: A Treatise on Government
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It resembles the immunosuppression caused by UVB at the cellular level in that it is adoptively transferable.
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Polreis' case has attracted attention among support networks for adoptive parents of troubled foreign children.
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The untamed mix of ways to write similar sounds perplexes English-users galore, native as well as adoptive.
The English Is Coming!
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Through this work, forty children have been placed in adoptive and foster homes.
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Spouses sulk or stray; their adoptive mother feels rejected; their children get neglected.
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His final resting place was his beloved adoptive country - Singapore.
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Though they are so deficient in adhesiveness to family ties, that wives seek other husbands, and even children desert their parents for adoptive homes, the tie of race is intensely strong, and they are remarkably affectionate to each other, sharing with each other food, clothing, and all that they possess.
The Hawaiian Archipelago
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In his questioning of Osterhaus, Shepherd asked whether DCF had a means to determine whether prospective adoptive parents are susceptible to mental illness, drug abuse or domestic violence -- or whether such risks were '' unascertainable. ''
Family Court
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The adoptive parents had made no comments to suggest that they realized the children were unhappy.
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The laws at the habitual residence of the adoptee at the time of adoption or at the locality of the court shall apply to the termination of the adoptive relation.
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adoptive parents
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In these documents the natural divine filiation of Jesus even as man is strongly asserted, and His adoptive filiation , at least in so far as it excludes the natural, is rejected as heretical.
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The book was a great overview, but Kyle provided the nitty-gritty details as well as the relationship problems that sometimes surfaced in what he called the adoption triad—the adoptive couple, the birth parents, and the child.
Saving Grace
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But biological parents aren't always preferable to adoptive ones, and biological parentage does not convey an absolute ownership that cancels all the rights of children.
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* Absent or divorced parents; inadequate bonding in adoptive families
Stress, Depression, Substance Abuse and Suicide
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We spent most of the session talking about her relationship with her adoptive father, Eric.
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Disputes between natural and adoptive parents are not unusual and a fair proportion of arrangements break down.
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Like so many adoptive children he is caught up in a compulsive search to discover the truth about his real parentage.
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Beginning with the year 1730 it is brought down to 1894, and it is designed to demonstrate the existence at the present day of "adoptive lodges" wherein French gallantry once provided an inexpensive substitute for Masonry in which ladies had the privilege of participating.
Devil-Worship in France or The Question of Lucifer
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She tells me her father concluded she had a problem with intimacy because of the behaviour of her adoptive family.
Times, Sunday Times
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Faith and I are adopted children, and Marie and I are adoptive mothers (the third part of the triad is birthparent).
Marconews.com Stories
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Off Earwig must go to an adoptive home, a sinister bungalow occupied by the witch Bella Yaga and her bad-tempered, red-eyed companion, the Mandrake.
A Prize Winner With a Poignant Sense of Loss
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Their profile corresponded point for point to our wish list for an adoptive family.
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I paid tribute to Hillary, who had been working on the issue for more than twenty years, and to perhaps the most ardent supporter of the reforms in the House, Tom DeLay, himself an adoptive parent.
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Until the mid-1970s, adoption was strictly confidential, but since then the trend is shifting towards a more "open" system, where "contact occurs between the adoptive family and birthparent (s), either directly or mediated (e.g., through an adoption agency).
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My former colleague is now well into his 90s, but is as spry and fit as the day when he swam out to meet the submarine sent to take him back to his adoptive homeland.
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Supporters of these decisions endorse the view that unalienated genetic claims to children can override months or even years of rearing by the adoptive parents, as well as the earlier failure of the father to claim the child.
Parenthood and Procreation
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Both died, leaving their brother to become an adoptive parent to their children.
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By contrast(Sentencedict), Po started as an employee at his *adoptive father's noodle shop. And he kept *stumbling and suffering rejection after rejection before finally becoming a *fully-fledged kungfu warrior.
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Raised by adoptive parents , Hill received early encouragement in her musical proclivities.
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The Obama administration has made progress in the area of family recognition and protections by opening up hospital visitation rights for all family types and by expanding family medical leave laws to include LGBT workers to qualify for family leave to care for their nonbiological or nonadoptive children.
Mark Daniel Snyder: The Real Modern Family
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And an adoptive mother, while sympathetic to her child's need to connect with a birthparent, said the tug of that love felt like an "adulterous" betrayal.
The Tug Of Love, No Winners Here, A Father's Lame
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Saban, who for years has been fighting allegations that he raped his adoptive mother when he was a teenager in the early 1970s, said the ad "twists the facts" about what he called his experiences with sexual abuse.
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Part of this we can attribute to the fact that his adoptive country voted to leave the European Union a few weeks earlier.
Times, Sunday Times
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Children both from the American adoptive families and the Consulate General presented fantastic talent shows at the reception such as Chinese dance,calligraphy, painting, violin and harp playing.
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Second, if Diamond was correct then forager children raised in adoptive Western homes should become as smart as or, indeed, smarter than their white siblings.
Is Economic Growth Genetic?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Raised by adoptive parents , Hill received early encouragement in her musical proclivities.
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Their dilemmas are similar to those of many adoptive families but are exacerbated by the racial and ethnic issues already discussed.
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The drop is not being put down to prospective adoptive parents being less caring, though.
The Sun
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The conference was of benefit to orphanage directors and adoptive parents alike.
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She raised me for my first three years on her own after which she got married and I've known and loved that man as my father ever since, but have always known that he was my adoptive father.
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In 1952 I was sent to a local convent school until I was eleven, although my adoptive parents were Protestants.
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She admits she was never interested in finding out more about her father until her adoptive father died last year, aged 95.
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They also say they hoped to avoid custody battles between adoptive parents and biological fathers who step forward too late.
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That was a phrase bestselling novelist Jeanette Winterson often heard her adoptive mother say.
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Christological question, an attitude whose heterodoxy was shrouded perhaps even from their own eyes in the beginning, by the specious distinction between natural and adoptive sonship; and it was a worthy tribute to the range of his patristic scholarship when Felix, the chief intellectual defender of Adoptionism, after the disputation with Alcuin at Aachen, acknowledged the error of his position.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize
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I've learned a lot from this community at a time in my life when I needed them, in particular from a well-respected world-renowned 72-year-old curandera and master healer who now almost feels like an adoptive mom to me.
Christine Buckley: Hot Springs, Arkansas: The Best Kept Secret In America
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Africa Dispatch Zimbabwe Suspends Raucous Constitutional Hearings Dinner, Dates & Politics With Somalia's Premier Building Breezy Homes in Ghana Isn't So Easy WSJ. com/Africa: News, photos, graphics Follow @WSJAFRICA on Twitter Crime in South Africa, our adoptive home, is the subject of dinner party conversation in much the same way that the weather was in London — everyone agrees it's bad but there doesn't seem much people can do about it.
Africa Dispatch: A Brush With Crime in South Africa
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Relations with his adoptive father were fraught.
Times, Sunday Times
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The alternative is a private arrangement with the birth mother and the adoptive parents.
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We call adoptive him who is stranger to the adopter.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize
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She gleefully portrays the dual roles of Rose's flaky adoptive mother Claire and Rose's native godmother Maddie.
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Adoptive mothers should be counseled on the benefits of induced lactation through hormonal therapy or mechanical stimulation.
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His heartless adoptive mother ended up estranged from her family.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Use the term biological parents to refer to the nonadoptive parents.
Essential Guide to Business Style and Usage
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Attributing to the large flow rate, high efficiency level reaction turbine is adoptive in staged combustion cycle liquid rocket engine.
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She is under an obligation to her adoptive mother.
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That poor little mite should have been taken away from his filthy home and placed with loving adoptive parents.
The Sun
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These words were taken in the sense that Jesus was then re-born of the Spirit an adoptive Son of God and Messiah; and with this reading is bound up the entire adoptionist school of Christology.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 3 "Banks" to "Bassoon"
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Despite having a very happy childhood with a loving adoptive family, the still unanswered questions about her biological family nagged at the back of her mind.
The Sun
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At the 2000 Games, she won the silver medal for her adoptive country in the first women's Olympic pole vault.
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The untamed mix of ways to write similar sounds perplexes English-users galore, native as well as adoptive.
The English Is Coming!
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Disputes between natural and adoptive parents are not unusual and a fair proportion of arrangements break down.
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Their dilemmas are similar to those of many adoptive families but are exacerbated by the racial and ethnic issues already discussed.
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For adoptive children it can be very burdensome to be a God-given answer to someone's prayer.
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Her adoptive father was an academic who had taught in Jamaica.
Times, Sunday Times
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Adoptionism, in a broad sense, a christological theory according to which Christ, as man, is the adoptive Son of God; the precise import of the word varies with the successive stages and exponents of the theory.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize
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The Cohen family adopted a young survivor who had become incommunicative, and this adopted brother eventually told his story to a receptive yet vulnerable listener, his fourteen-year old adoptive sister, Liliane.
Liliane Atlan.
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She, however, has no idea when - or if - he'll be allowed to return to his adoptive country.
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Records were not sealed in Oregon to protect birthparent anonymity, and Oregon law gives adoptive parents documents with identifying information about the birthparent upon request.
The Tug Of Love, No Winners Here, A Father's Lame
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Second, whether adoptive parents could be found who are willing to take on this new challenge.
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His adoptive brother angrily rebutted the claims.
Times, Sunday Times
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Kalos said past efforts to use the technique, known as "adoptive T-cell transfer," failed either because the T-cell response was too weak or proved too toxic for normal tissue.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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Ironically, the word 'Ohana in Hawaiian means this: Family in an extended sense of the term including blood-related, adoptive or intentional.
Stacie Krajchir: What The White House Needs Is Just A Splash Of Aloha
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She has eschewed her adoptive city of Glasgow, however, in favour of Chapel Allerton, in Leeds, Yorkshire's financial heart.
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He therefore changed his praenomen to that of his adoptive father, and put his former nomen among his cognomina.
The Student's Companion to Latin Authors
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Of course not, it will probably be put into care if the mother still doesn't want it, until adoptive parents are found for the child.
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Fewer than a dozen of those whoopers continue to migrate with their adoptive parents, but none of them has yet produced offspring.
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From HIV to Home A non-profit working domestically and internationally to connect HIV+ orphans with adoptive families.
Leslie Goldman: HIV Adoption: It's Happening
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Their dilemmas are similar to those of many adoptive families but are exacerbated by the racial and ethnic issues already discussed.
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She dwells on her charming manner, love of clothes, loyalty to her brother and, in later life, to her adoptive city.
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Now many of those couples are helping their adoptive children uncover their cultural roots.
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Most adoptive parents prefer a child between two and six months of age.
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It applies to new fathers, adoptive parents and women who do not qualify for paid maternity leave.
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The families include transracial, interracial, adoptive, single-parent, stepparent, and two-parent families, both heterosexual and homosexual.
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There are few disqualifications for being an adoptive parent.
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Kate, who now lives and plays in and around Liverpool, will be bringing in a host of musicians to the Lakes from her adoptive home city.
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One of the questions I'm often asked as an adoptive mom is whether I'll "let" Alex find her biological family - almost as if I'd have a choice if she wanted to do so.
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She was left thinking how hard he was driving himself for the sake of his adoptive family.
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This attitude applies to stepmothers and adoptive mothers as well.
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She dwells on her charming manner, love of clothes, loyalty to her brother and, in later life, to her adoptive city.
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Her adoptive mother treats her better than her biological mother.
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The concept by which state and local law enforcement agencies still circumvent the Missouri Constitution is known as "adoptive forfeiture.
Wired Top Stories
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The emotions and experiences of birth mother, adoptive parent, and child are all embraced by God.
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She decided to search for her biological mother after her adoptive parents died.
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When he was 5, his adoptive father died, and he and his mother and half-brother subsisted on $100 a month.
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An adoption order transfers the child's legal relationship from the original family to the new adoptive family.
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This state of unresponsiveness could be adoptively transferred to partially immunosuppressed recipients.
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James also investigated the case and found that Tina was hoaxing her adoptive parents and using the media attention to assist her quest to find her biological parents.
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Elmets and Bowen noted their immunosuppression was adoptively transferable.
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As we speak, my officials are calling adoptive parents as we identify which children are on the flight," Kenney said Saturday.
Ottawa Sun
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The contribution made by individual refugees to their adoptive homeland will also be explored, as will the experiences of refugees more recently.
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The laws of the place where the adoptee was normally resident at the time of the adoption or of the place where the court is located, will govern the dissolution of an adoptive relationship.
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This suggests that the adverse effects of early life events can be offset by the adaptive capability of the mind and the affirmative influences of the adoptive family.
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Her adoptive mother had a circle of friends who worked in charities or at the university.
Times, Sunday Times
