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A woman whose same-sex partner cut her out of the lives of the twin girls they conceived together seems to have gotten the sympathy of three San Francisco's First District Court of Appeal justices. But sympathy might be all they can offer. On Friday, they expressed concern that a woman identified as E.G. could claim to be the girls' sole mother when she conceived them with eggs donated by her partner. E.G.'s lawyer, Diana Richmond (left), told the court that the case was about �the choices people make ..."
February 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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