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Her adoptive parents choose obfuscation, which is pretty cruel when you think about it, but their love for her never really comes into question. These regulations recognize that today most of these records are created digitally, and there is no longer a paper-based original to fall back on if the validity of the electronic copy comes into question. Putting all one's eggs in the same basket has always been something of a risk, especially when the stability of that basket is subject to forces beyond its control and comes into question in regular cycles. |
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