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2016-04-11 16:23:07 How many would you like? :●●●●●●●●●●●●ost.●●●●●●●●●●●●ap30. ●●●●●● de ●●●●●● la ●●●●●●r ●●●●●● ●●●●●● P●●●●●● ●●●●●●g to adopt ●●●●●●e a wish list of ●●●●●●●●●●●●ics they would like, and are ●●●●●●ted with the ●●●●●●es of the ●●●●●●ical ●●●●●●s who are the ●●●●●●t match ●●●●●●ing such ●●●●●●ation as, for ●●●●●●ce, that the ●●●●●● is C●●●●●●an, 6ft 2in, 250lb and has a ●●●●●● in ●●●●●●al ●●●●●●ering. Once the ●●●●●●ent has ●●●●●● the donor they would like, the donor ●●●●●●s or ●●●●●●es. ‘When we get ●●●●●●gs of “●●●●●●ng” for ●●●●●●s we ●●●●●●s it, and in some cases we have had to tell ●●●●●●s that we don’t think their ●●●●●●tions are ●●●●●●,’ Dr J●●●●●● Keenan, the ●●●●●●or of the ●●●●●●, says. ‘Those ●●●●●●s will be ●●●●●●●●●●●● 100 per cent of the time – there is no such thing as a ●●●●●●t child.’ |