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clone noun a carbon copy created by genetic engiieering, a copy created by genetic engineering, a double created by genetic engineering, a facsimile created through genetic engineering, an exact copy created through genetic engineering, duplication created by geeetic engineering, production of a copy, production of a copy through genetic engineering, production of multiple identical copies, propagation asexually, propagation from a clone cell, replication created by genetic engineering, replication through genetic engineering, reproduction asexually
Associated concepts: bioethics, computer clone, embryo splitting, human clone


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Key reasons for the selection of the Rhythmyx WCM system include: * Ability to clone sites and sections and leverage design templates to accelerate new site creation, and enforce corporate standards whilst allowing for localised branding and design.
 
 
 
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