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By Ilan Pappe
By Tracie McMillan
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By Ellen Goodman — Scientists may have found a way to grow stem cells without using embryos. The president’s people are claiming this as a White House victory, causing a flood of gall on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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By Ellen Goodman — With the stem cell debate, scientists once again have to negotiate the political gauntlet, where every breakthrough is met by an ill-informed stump speech.
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By Marie Cocco — It was more important for Bush to veto a bill on stem cell research than it was to push for a halt to the slaughter claiming actual human lives in the Middle East.
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By Ellen Goodman — The columnist says Bush’s veto of the stem cell bill has set him apart from his colleagues in the GOP and put him squarely in the ranks of the loony right. She also takes on a range of other “wedge issues” that have proved so divisive as to end up dividing even the staunchest conservatives.
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Boudewijn Mortier /home.c2i.net/stianma
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The researchers want to produce genetically defective stem cells to further the study of incurable diseases. | story
Posted on Jan 13, 2006
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