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Tennessee law permitted agencies to place children with appropriate applicants. However, to ban the selling of children, agencies could charge only for their services.[6] In keeping with the law, the society charged about seven dollars for adoptions within Tennessee.[citation needed] However, Tann also arranged for out-of-state, private adoptions for which she charged a premium.[6] As many as 80 percent of these adoptions were to parents in New York and California.[3] Records indicate that between 1940 and 1950, the agency placed 3,000 children in just those two states.[4]