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Rob and Amy Carr pose for a portrait at their home, Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012 in Reno, Nev. The Carrs were preparing to visit their adopted son Geovanny in Guatemala the next day. When Guatemala stopped foreign adoptions in 2007, some 3,000 infants paired with American families were still in the pipeline. Five years later, hundreds of those children?like Geovanny?are still awaiting adoption. The 2008 family photo they are holding includes a photoshopped Geovanny (lower right corner) and was given to them by his foster family that year...Photo by David Calvert for the New York Times

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Guatemalan Adoption for The New York Times
Rob and Amy Carr pose for a portrait at their home, Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012 in Reno, Nev. The Carrs were preparing to visit their adopted son Geovanny in Guatemala the next day. When Guatemala stopped foreign adoptions in 2007, some 3,000 infants paired with American families were still in the pipeline. Five years later, hundreds of those children?like Geovanny?are still awaiting adoption. The 2008 family photo they are holding includes a photoshopped Geovanny (lower right corner) and was given to them by his foster family that year...Photo by David Calvert for the New York Times