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…Dependency or Uprooting Hunger. Washington Post, The 8 February 1999: A9 4. Gribbin, August. Human cloning draws nearer as ethicist seek to draw rules. With bans infectual, market for babies drives research. Washington Time, The. 9 November 1999: A1. 5. Jegalian…
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…endocrine system treatments such as hormone, insulin and interferon. In 1993, researchers in the US began and successfully cloned a human embryo in order to develop new ways to treat human infertility. This was accomplished using the DNA technique (the bacteria…
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…of the womb, and soon the cloning of human beings will be feasible. The concept of producing humans without parents is the foundation of the "Brave New World" that Huxley urges us to avoid. In Brave New World, Huxley's forewarning of the "manufacturing" of humans…
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…predicted, scientists can now produce humans outside of the womb, and soon the cloning of human beings will be feasible. The concept of producing humans without parents is the foundation of the "Brave New World" that Huxley urges us to avoid. In Brave New World…
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