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The document is a legal memorandum and order regarding the case of Alexzander 'B', a neglected child, involving the Tompkins County Department of Social Services and his mother, Tonya 'D'. The Family Court had previously adjudicated the child as neglected and extended his placement with a relative due to the mother's failure to comply with court-ordered requirements. The appeal by the mother contests the extension of placement and changes to the permanency plan, but the court upheld the decision, affirming that the mother did not demonstrate sufficient progress or stability to regain custody.

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