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Each of us were very alike but we've also always been very much unalike.
Mia of Dallas, Texas, gave birth to babies Justin and Jordan, now 11-months-old, just seven minutes apart and undertook a paternity test after finding the two looking very unalike.
In so many ways it helped me to know that the world did not end at my front door, nor at the borderline of my state, not even at the United States--and that human beings are more alike than we are unalike," she says.
 
 
 
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