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Byline: Bryan Painter
Jun. 10--EDMOND -- Ninety days. That might seem like quite some time. After all, it's more than a week, than a month, than even two months. It's about one-fourth of a year. But it's nothing if you're a baby Chinese girl with a heart disease who has been placed for adoption.
Ninety days is it.
If an agency in the United States doesn't find you a family in 90 days, your file goes back to China and there's a chance you'll be considered "not adoptable" for the rest of your life.
That was the predicament of a child named LiSi.