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Examples

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

  • Scheffel has adopted Smith's sons, Logan and Robert, and is raising them with her own children, Racia, and Trey.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2010

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