- - Acceptance of the commercial choice
- - no, pa! dot and i have found a way to get an instant family
- - Legal taking in of another's child
- - act of taking up
- - formal acceptance of publicity given to choice
- - after fuss, point out taking on of responsibility
- - Legal proceeding for parent and child who are not related by blood
- - Endorsement of commercial choice
- - The assumption is now the potion has been mixed
- - Espousal of a cause
- - Approval of choice of commercial?
- - Act of taking over commercial selection?
- - Getting a daughter by choice rather than haphazardly!
- - A daughter's choice — one way to create a family
- - Legal taking on of children
- - Act of taking as one's own
- - One way to enlarge a family
- - The taking-on of something
- - Subject of the Nicole Chung memoir 'All You Can Ever Know'
- - A peculiar point about party raising issue for others
- - A daughter gets choice in child-rearing arrangement
- - The provision of a home for a small charge
- - Taking on a commercial possibility
- - Notice opportunity that may provide home for small charge
- - Bide-a-Wee event
- - Acceptance of a plan.
- - Enactment, as of a law.
- - The assumption is the fuss is over a lost point
- - Taking up commercial brew slightly altered
- - Legally taking in someone's children as your own
- - family planning process
- - Dog-pound event
- - Pet-shelter transaction
- - Pet shelter deal
- - Orphan's hope
- - Family court issue
- - Appropriation from another source
- - Animal shelter deal
- - Taking on.
- - Taking-on, acceptance
- - Raising someone else's issue leads to Bill on right to choose
- - One way to parenthood
- - Animal shelter activity
- - Animal shelter transaction
- - Pet subject
- - Family enlarger
- - Child fostering
- - Rosie's pet cause
- - Taking as one's own
- - Alternative to pregnancy
- - Espousal
- - Taking up?
- - Choosing.
- - Acceptance
- - what fostering may lead to?
- - Acceptance, espousal
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