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Sammie: A Prototype Project
Sammie, it's very said that your friend's Angela ex-husband has be looked for knowing that he is the father of two kids. Your suggestions and reflection in this discussion is very and on point. This is a prototype project that can be very bold although the desire of helping your friend is commendable. It should not take that long for DSS to locate him and I cannot imagine how she feels. The system does not help people like Angela--the innocent, instead they are helping her ex-husband by not finding him. I hope things work out for her.
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