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Cara Tabachnick

ReporterBeat: Surrogacy

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Cara Tabachnick is a journalist whose reporting has appeared in a publication that covered a story about a U.S. surrogate for a Chinese billionaire. The article was published under a headline indicating that the surrogate trusted an agency amid emerging questions.

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