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In the Society, men and women past middle age who are single, childless, and without jobs in progressive industries are considered outsiders and are sequestered. They are kept healthy and are expected to gradually donate their organs to the "necessary" ones. But suppose two people who live in the Unit should fall in love?
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Fiction, Health facilities in fiction, Middle-aged women, Human experimentation in medicine in fiction, Middle-aged women in fiction, Health facilities, Human experimentation in medicine, Fiction, fantasy, general, Human Experimentation, Fictional Works, Organ Transplantation, Health Facilities, Women, Middle Aged, LoveShowing 7 featured editions. View all 7 editions?
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