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Eight-year-old Fang Sui Yong is adopted by a Jewish couple from Long Island. Donna and Jeff Sadowsky dub their new arrival from China "Faith." Speaking no ...
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Introducing Faith Sadowsky. An amazingly brave smart and funny girl who was adopted from China when she was eight years old.
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