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getting of the parent object using DataContractSerializer during deserialization

More or less the same as this question but for DataContractSerializer rather than Serializable.

I explicitly do not want to be serializing parent references.

Also I would really rather the object's parent be bound before the children are constructed.

BTW: I'm using XML if that makes any difference

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