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When women go to prison we rarely hear from the people who it affects the most … ¶
the children. Often an incarcerated mother is the sole carer, and her children ¶
can face disrupted living arrangements without any responsible, loving, adult ¶
on the scene. In this feature, three grown up children tell of their experience ¶
of a mother in gaol. ¶

When viewed in Wallace the paragraph will seem solid, but when published online, it will appear broken up, as follows:

When women go to prison we rarely hear from the people who it
affects the most ...
the children. Often an incarcerated mother is the sole carer, and her
children
can face disrupted living arrangements without any responsible,
loving, adult
on the scene. In this feature, three grown up children tell of their
experience
of a mother in gaol.

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