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The first (such) is the correct one.

Use 'such' if you want to modify an attributive adjective that appears before a noun. i.e. 'such nice children'

You can use 'so' to modify predicative adjectives i.e. 'Those kids are so noisy.'

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In this case, "such" would be the appropriate term as you are utilizing it as an adjective, which "such" would fall into that category. If you were using it as a noun, then you would have to use the word "so". However, they are both terms that are as a result of something, so you have the right therms in mind. 

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I would go with your first sentence because it makes more sense and is grammatically correct. However, I would either cross out "people" or "children" in your first sentence because that will make more sense to me. Here's are the examples:

They are such kind people.

OR

They are such kind children.

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