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Internet adoption row case adjourned

A hearing to decide whether the British couple at the centre of the internet adoption row can keep the babies has been adjourned.

Mon, 19 Mar, 2001 - 19:29

A hearing to decide whether the British couple at the centre of the internet adoption row can keep the babies has been adjourned.

The hearing has been scheduled to resume at the High Court in London on April 2.

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