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Surrogacy is an arrangement where one woman (called a surrogate) becomes pregnant and gives birth to a child for another person or couple (called intended parents) who will raise the child. It matters because it provides a path to parenthood for people who cannot have biological children themselves, though it also involves complex legal, ethical, and emotional considerations.
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