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So off I set to investigate what the Office of Public Works (OPW) had been doing to conserve and preserve the ruined Cistercian abbey of Corcomroe, Sancta Maria de Petra Fertilis (St Mary of the Fertile Rock), a rock set among Burren rocks, clints, grykes, in Bell Harbour, hence near the sea.
Country diary by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
12) If the number of donor offspring created using each donor's gametes is limited, as it is in the United Kingdom under the Human Fertilis ation and Embryology Regulations, (13) and if donors are not considered legal parents, then the prospect of identification and contact may not be as daunting as it once was.
Mum's the word: donor anonymity in assisted reproduction by Johnston, Josephine / Health Law Review
 
 
 
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