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Nookie1986 [14]
3 years ago
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Scientists have successfully cloned animals, such as Dolly the sheep. Some people hope that cloning techniques will be used to c

lone humans someday, while others strongly oppose this use of technology. What is your position on cloning humans? Write a persuasive essay articulating your position on the cloning of humans. Use specific examples and details to support your views."
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1 answer:
mamaluj [8]3 years ago
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I don't think that cloning humans is good. They could build an army of clones, fight wars with them. Clone important people that affect the government, like the president. It could be okay if they just kept cloning animals, to help get over pet loss, and other things like that-

Here is just something to get you started. ;)
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