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Adopted Indian women find 'missing piece' when DNA test reveals they are sisters
Growing up, neither was aware that they had a sister. Then, as teenagers in 1996, while living just 100 miles (130 km) apart, they crossed paths at a gathering for adopted children and felt an unusually strong connection
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