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South Korean scientists have created four glow-in-the-dark beagles using cloning techniques that they say could help them develop cures for human diseases

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[[HEADLINE: Scientists claim to create glow-in-the-dark dogs CAPTION: South Korean scientists have created four glow-in-the-dark beagles using cloning techniques that they say could help them develop cures for human diseases. (April...
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Cloning cult after supermodel Gisele

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APTN File 1. Various shots Gisele Bundchen on catwalk APTN File Victoria's Secret VNR. January 2003 2. Various shots Gisele Bundchen at Victoria's Secret fashion shoot Recent APTN File 3. Brigitte Boisselier, Head of Clonaid walking...
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Prosecutors indict disgraced cloning scientist

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AP Television News May 12, 2006 1. Prosecution official Lee In-kyu entering news conference 2. Cutaway of photographers 3. Wide shot of news conference 4. SOUNDBITE (Korean): Lee In-kyu, Prosecution official: " We decided to indict...
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Disgraced cloning expert convicted in SKorea

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1. South Korean cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk (red tie) entering the courthouse for hearing surrounded by security, supporters and media 2. Medium of Hwang entering 3. Wide of Hwang entering 4. Close-up of Hwang entering 5....
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USA: EUROPEAN COMMISSION PRESIDENT PRODI VISIT

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English/Nat The President of the European Commission (E-C) Romano Prodi says the next round of trade talks with the United States will mean tough talking on the question of genetically modified (G-M) foods. Speaking in Washington after a...
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UN Food summit and anti-GMO protest

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1. Exterior shot United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) 2. Security on horseback 3. New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) meeting 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ahmed Tejan Kabbah, Sierra Leone President: "It would...
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Ukraine - Three calves cloned from same embryo

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Scientists in the western Ukrainian city of Kharkov claimed on Tuesday (1/4) to have successfully produced three identical calves, cloned from the same embryo. 00.00 WS City of Kharkov, with city sign in foreground 00.05 WS Farm 00.10 MS...
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Second hearing in trial of disgraced cloning scientist

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July 4, 2006 1. South Korean stem cell scientist Hwang Woo-suk arriving with lawyers for hearing 2. Cutaway of sign in Korean listing room numbers of Seoul Central District Court 3. Media 4. Badge on bag of Hwang supporter reading (in...
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Cloning the ancient Redwoods in Calfornia

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San Geronimo - recent 1. Pan up Redwoods wide 2. Caution tape 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bill Libby, University of California, Berkeley "People including me just have a feeling of well being in the presence of redwoods. They're big....
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EU Parliament president comments on upcoming US-EU summit

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Washington, DC - 24 June 2003 1. Side view of European Parliament President, Pat Cox speaking to reporters 2. Wide view of assembled reporters 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Pat Cox, European Parliament President: "I think ... well ... the...
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House passes bill to ban human cloning

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1. Wide shot floor of House of Representatives 2. Mid shot House floor 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dave Weldon, Republican Representative: "I think the time has arrived for us to do the right thing, this is a moral and ethical decision....
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JAPAN: G8 SUMMIT WRAP

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Jap/Eng/French The G-8 economic summit in Okinawa ended on Sunday, with the host Yoshiro Mori claiming it was a success for developing nations. The Japanese Prime Minister announced several aid packages during his meetings in an attempt...
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Announcement of award of Nobel Prize for medicine

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1. Wide exterior of Nobel Forum headquarters 2. Various of statue of founder, Alfred Nobel 3. Close of clock inside press room 4. Wide of Nobel committee members arriving 5. Cutaway of media 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Hans Jornvall,...
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High-tech chestnuts: US to consider GMO trees

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World Stem Cell Foundation opens in Seoul

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Seoul, Korea - 19 October 2005 POOL - 19 October 2005 1. Opening ceremony of the World Stem Cell Foundation 2. Slide showing stem cell research 3. Participants 4. Dr. Hwang Woo-Suk 5. Auditorium 6. South Korean President Roh Moo-Hyun and...
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USA: W-T-O DISCUSSES GM FOOD

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English/Nat As trade ministers gather in Seattle this week for the third Ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organization, advocates and activists alike are getting ready to debate one of the newest and most controversial topics...
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Cloning industry burgeons in China

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Yangling, Shaanxi Province, China - November 18, 2004, 1. Exterior wide of research station gate "Farm of Cloned Animals in China" 2. Close up of sign 3. Wide of numerous cloned goats in pens 4. Close of newest goat's face, XiaoXiao...
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USA: WASHINGTON: GM CORN PRESS CONFERENCE

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English/Nat Both the U-S government and Kraft foods are investigating whether taco shells sold under the Taco Bell name contain a variety of genetically modified corn that isn't approved for human consumption. Kraft foods says it will...
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USA - Reactions to cloning of sheep

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Troubled by the successful cloning of a sheep in Scotland, US President Bill Clinton has ordered a special panel to review the ethical implications of the breakthrough. A scientific team from the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh has stunned...
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Cuba accelerates its efforts to develop vaccine against dengue fever

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1. Pan of truck fumigating in Old Havana 2. Various of workers fumigating homes 3. Mid shot, Biotechnology conference 4. Close shot, slide explaining dengue virus 5. Set up of Biomedical Research Director Gerdardo Guillen 6. SOUNDBITE:...
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Cloning pioneer defends his work

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Seoul - 7 June 2005 1. Dr. Hwang Woo-suk shaking hands with journalists 2. Dr. Ahn Curie, Dr. Hwang's colleague 3. Dr. Hwang shaking hands 4. Dr. Hwang at podium giving a presentation to journalists 5. Dr. Hwang speaking 6. Various of...
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Genetically modified mosquitoes in battle against malaria

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Abingdon, United Kingdom - 22 Nov 2012 1. Medium of cages holding modified aedes aegypti mosquitoes 2. Various close-ups of mosquitoes 3. Tilt-down medium pan of lab worker 4. Close-up of larvae in dish Key West, Florida, United States...
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FRANCE: COUNCIL OF EUROPE SUMMIT: HUMAN CLONING DEBATE

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Eng/French/Nat European leaders urged a ban on human cloning on Saturday as the Council of Europe summit in Strasbourg drew to a close. A draft of the final declaration urged member countries to work to "prohibit all use of cloning...
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EU discusses GM foods policy

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1. Zoom in to European Union Agriculture Commissioner Fischler addressing group 2. Over shoulder of Fischler to audience 3. Reporters 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Franz Fischler, EU Agriculture Commissioner "We would like to give the...