Special report: Dim chance for global cloning ban

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More than 150 countries have no law on the books that bars reproductive cloning

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Favorable logistics

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In Brazil, infrastructure and human resources for cloning are available

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From 'God's handwriting' to corporate profits

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Genome companies and their lawyers and lobbyists have locked up federal policy on human gene patenting with little public discussion

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State utility commissions fail transparency test

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