In this petition under the Hague Convention to return the children to Argentina, because the parties' shared purpose was to establish residence in the United States and there is little evidence showing that when the children were retained here they had not adapted to their new environment, petitioner has failed to establish that the children's habitual residence was Argentina, and the petition is denied.
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