| In other words, it was the adoption or civilization process-by degrees-that advanced the adoptees to their elevated social ranks. |
| If this leave-taking is difficult, complex and conflict-filled for most young adults, it is doubly so for adoptees. |
| Now Irish adoptees are desperate to find out about a doctor who closed the mother-and-baby home after he discovered the horrid practices. |
| Karen has already interviewed about 40 adoptees but is hoping to speak to more before holding a seminar in November. |
| The argument for heredity having a relatively strong influence on this disease rests primarily in studies involving families, adoptees and twins. |
| A few years ago, as often happens later in life with adoptees, she began searching for her real parents. |
