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Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. P. The article featured an interview with a nine-year-old girl speaking wistfully about her identical twin who had been taken away. Q. It was from an acquaintance who was sharing a newspaper article – as it happens, an article I'd written from China – about government officials who had snatched children from impoverished families to supply the lucrative adoption market. R. One night in September 2009, a widowed mother in Texas named Marsha was up late at her kitchen table, scrolling through correspondence, when she opened an email that would change her family's life. S. Marsha had two daughters from China. She and her husband, Al, both employees of the defence contractor Lockheed Martin, had adopted when they were in their 50s, though they both had adult children from previous marriages and were looking forward to retirement – their motives – largely humanitarian. T. 'Could Esther be the missing twin?' the acquaintance, also an adoptive mother, had written in the email.