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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So Clive and Elsa's bosses wouldn't let them use human DNA in their gene splicing experiment because of potential moral outrage... But apparently patchwork creatures like Fred and Ginger haven't inspired any sort of protests? and we're supposed to buy that a bio-tech company that's gone that far would suddenly balk at throwing human DNA in the mix? |