91.   In the courtrooms and legal documents that have consumed their lives in the last three years, the adoptive parents are known as John and Jane Doe.

92.   In the early years, she knew it was likely that a search would be threatening to her adoptive parents, Stanley and Grace Maggs.

93.   In them, her daughter wears beautiful clothes and headbands, and laughs happily with her adoptive parents.

94.   It demonstrates why adoptive parents fear losing their children, but also underscores that such events are rare and invariably the result of legal errors.

95.   Ironically, the empowerment of birth mothers is fueling a trend toward higher-income adoptive parents.

96.   It has nothing to do with invading the rights of adoptive parents.

97.   Lara is living with a foster family who likely will become his adoptive parents, said DSS spokeswoman Lorraine Carli.

98.   Last week, he flew to Washington to join about two dozen other would-be adoptive parents for a rally at INS headquarters.

99.   Like hundreds of Russian orphans who have found foreign adoptive parents, Marina is caught in the byzantine red tape of a new Russian law on adoption.

100.   Many adoptive parents cringe at such cases.