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Nicola Osmand-Evans an employee of the Science Museum, London views the Embryonic Cell Fusion System...

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Nicola Osmand-Evans an employee of the Science Museum, London views the Embryonic Cell Fusion System equipment on display at the museum, January 22, 2003. The machine said to have been used to produce the first clone of a human being went on display on Wednesday amid continuing concerns of a giant hoax. The Science Museum said that following Raelian cult claims last year to have created "Eve," the daughter of a 31-year-old American, it had borrowed one of the "embryonic cell fusion machines" developed by the cult's scientific arm, Clonaid.
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2003 AD (C21st AD)
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2003-01-22
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Nicola Osmand-Evans an employee of the Science Museum, London views the Embryonic Cell Fusion System equipment on display at the museum, January 22, 2003. The machine said to have been used to produce the first clone of a human being went on display on Wednesday amid continuing concerns of a giant hoax. The Science Museum said that following Raelian cult claims last year to have created "Eve," the daughter of a 31-year-old American, it had borrowed one of the "embryonic cell fusion machines" developed by the cult's scientific arm, Clonaid.

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