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	I am not an expert in cloning, but my hunch is that cloned people may be somewhat impeded when it comes to deciding for themselves what to do. So maybe we should all show a bit more understanding and appreciate what she was able to achieve so far in combating the flood crisis.</div>
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Clones cannot think for themselves

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Clones cannot think for themselves

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