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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

22 Apr 2004

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Apr 22, 2004

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18

Dream of a President Inspires Young Hopefuls

Readers share letters in support of a 13 year old girl who aspires to the presidency. Contributors urge anti bullying action, funding for education and a future political campaign, while praising female leadership and suggesting resources like The White House Project.

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United States Abby Kahului Hawaii S.G.M.W Miami Women Are Wonderful Foundation Inc Ann Moliver Ruben Weston, Fla DR. Ruben White House Thewhitehouseproject Houston FBI Sunny Wilson Gautier Miss
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Two Moms No Dad Mice Achieve Mammal Birth Advance

Scientists report in Nature that two genetically maternal mice were created without a father. One matured and gave birth, named Kaguya, while a mutant newborn acted as a male genetic contribution. Researchers caution this cannot be done in humans and note ethical and technical barriers.

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Nature Tomohiro Kono Tokyo University of Agriculture Japan Korea Kaguya
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Business migration debate in Utah over conservatism

Utah faces warnings that its Mormon conservative politics may deter some businesses. A Tucson biotechnol ogy firm founder cites employee demographics and perceived intolerance as barriers, while supporters highlight low taxes and outdoor appeal. AP notes several firms have still moved or expanded since 2002.

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Salt Lake City Evan Unger Tucson ImaRx Therapeutics Inc Unger Utah Redrock Associated Press The Marty Stephens Utah House Indiana California Adam Bruns Site Selection Magazine
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