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Red text on a white background reads, “My wife has purchased a half-dozen pairs of lucky socks that she wears to the clinic. They have monkeys, ninjas, and moustaches on them. The doctor likes them.”

Paul Ford

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Jez Burrows
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Date
18 July 2011

The Age of Mechanical Reproduction is a poignant, candid little essay by Paul Ford on the subject of in-vitro fertilization, to be found over at The Morning News. More of Paul’s brilliant writing can be found at his site, Ftrain.

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Jez Burrows

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