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    Taylor Swift started as a singer at the young age of eleven. The Christmas she received her first acoustic guitar, and it officially started her singing career. Her first well known single “Tim McGraw” was highly favored on the country music charts. She has now switched to a more edgy look and sound with pop music. She has been successful as a country singer and pop singer winning numerous awards for her music. Also, she continues to be a role model for young ladies around the world. Taylor…

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    Why I Like Country Music: Is about racial tensions and segregation between white and black people. My most liked character was the narrator. This story was definitely fun and enjoyable to read I thought it was very entertaining. This story resonated with me the most and not because of the plot but because of the rich character's, that felt relatable and real. The connections I made to the short story was the connection between being African American and getting the shorthand of the stick. My…

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    To this day, the Carter Family is widely considered as the most influential group in country music and are commonly known as the first family of country music. Their style of play was responsible for influencing several genres of music that is played today including, country, bluegrass, rock and Southern Gospel. Several of their songs, such as “Wasbash Cannonball” and “Can the Circle Be Unbroken” set the standards for what is country music. The Carter Family, all born and raised in Virginia, was…

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    Dolly the sheep is the first mammal to be cloned using the somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) in the world. The sheep was created by Ian Wilmut, Keith Campbell and their colleagues at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, Scotland. She is the first cloned animal to be reproduced from mature reproductive cells using the nuclear transfer method. Cloning became the most significant milestone for modern biotechnology. The technique was invented in the late 20th century but has developed strongly…

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    Cloning pets might not be the holy grail that everyone is hoping for. In 1996, scientists were celebrating the success in cloning their first mammal, Dolly the sheep. Recently, they found a way to clone monkeys using the same technique. Now, anyone willing to pay the price can get their beloved pet cloned. But cloning has some serious downsides. Cloning a pet can be very expensive and uses up hard-earned money. In addition, cloning a pet has countless of side effects and cloned animals have…

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    Dolly changed modern science and our ideas about biology in many ways. For most scientists the birth of Dolly overturned the assumption that the whole process of cell differentiation was irreversible. Life is started as a fertilized egg and the cell divides and multiplies and by the time we are born, there are maybe 200 different cell types, each differentiated into a particular role that is determined by the proportion of active genes within the cell. Many Scientists assumed that this process…

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    copies of objects, such as printing out paper, but what is now a huge ethical concern is the cloning of humans. Cloning is not scientific fiction anymore, scientists already successfully cloned a whole adult sheep mammal, which is famously known as “Dolly the Sheep”, and also many more animals such as cows, mice and cats.The process of cloning organisms involves the process of somatic cell nuclear transfer. Which means that the DNA of an organism(called the donor) is extracted from a…

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    Human Cloning Is Wrong

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    totally wrong. My own opinion is base on religion, but I'm also interested in the scientific facts and evidences about the cloning. The possibility of human cloning arose when Scottish scientists at Roslin Institute created the much-celebrated sheep, "Dolly." It was the first mammal that was cloned from adult DNA. On April, 2009, Panayiotis Zavos, the professor of University of Kentucky, claimed to have cloned 14 human embryos and transferred 11 of them into the wombs of four women but none of…

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    Why Cloning Is Bad

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    In overall the world is evolving to become a better world. Technology has advanced so much. For example without technology the world would have never been able to begin cloning. Clones are genetic copies of an animal. The cloning process is a very complicating and expensive procedure with little outcome. The outcome of having a high quality meat is only 20 percent. The other 80 percent involves infertility and even the death of off springs. Many people around the world do not believe in the…

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    “20 Years after Dolly the Sheep, Questions Remain about Cloning” On July 5th 1996 the very first cloned mammal was born Blackface Sheep 6ll3 or Dolly was created by the Roslin Institute in Scotland Dolly was brought into existence using the process of somatic cell nuclear transfer Somatic cell nuclear transfer is when the nucleus which contains most of the genetic information in a cell is taken from a cell in the mammary gland of an adult animal. Then the nucleus of an unfertilized egg is…

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