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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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Research centre aims to establish Singapore as world bio-medical hub

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Singapore - recent 1. Exterior tilt shot of a sky-bridge between Biopolis buildings, tilt down traffic on road 2. Road sign 3. Two men beside entrance to building 4. Sculptured map of Biopolis 5. Novartis sign 6. Nanos building sign 7....
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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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BOLIVIA: SCIENTISTS MAKE USE OF VICUNA'S WOOL

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Spanish/Nat Scientists in Bolivia are turning to indigenous resources in their search for additional sources of income for peasants and as a means to preserve local flora and fauna. The wool of the vicuna - an animal similar to the...
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Schoolgirl fights rare bone disease as research brings new hope

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New York - June 14, 2006 1. Wide pan to Sophia Forshtay (girl with FOP disease) and her mother Constance Green, walking up steps outside their home 2. Mid pan up from Sophia's feet to her sitting in chair on front porch of her house 3....
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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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here's a bit of encouraging news for the millions of Americans out of work and searching. The AP found several fields proving resilient in the down economy

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HEADLINE: Out of work? Try these professions CAPTION: There's a bit of encouraging news for the millions of Americans out of work and searching. The AP found several fields proving resilient in the down economy. (Jan. 9) [Notes:ANCHOR...
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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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The most common ingredient in food - but what is palm oil?

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UK PALM OIL SOURCE: AP HORIZONS, LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 5.57SHOTLIST:London, UK - 30 November 20161. Close of pods on a palm oil tree2....
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High-tech chestnuts: US to consider GMO trees

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Coronavirus: The Long, Slow Process to Finding a Vaccine

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Mar.02 -- Imperial College London Professor of Virus Genomics Paul Kellam explains the process of researching and developing a vaccine to combat a virus. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Tom Keene on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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If You're Not Learning at a Job: Quit, Says Wojcicki

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Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe CEO and co-founder, shares some career advice and talks about whether or not she would leave her company for a government job. She's on "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations." This was recorded...
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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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President Jiang Zemin opens inaugural World Rice Congress

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FILE - Yunnan, China - September 1, 2001 1. Wide shot of rice fields 2. Close up on rice worker harvesting rice 3. Workers harvesting rice 4. Man carrying buckets of harvested rice 5. Pan from rice fields to drying river Beijing -...