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Re: I anticipated that response, but thought I'd not show off...
03/01/11 11:48 PM
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> > Congenital defects are largely due to genetic innaccuracies. There are loads of
> > companies studying genetics. Not only to prevent defects, but also to improv upon
> the
> > design.
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> > Of course, there are cases that are in-utero, which seem to often be directly
> related
> > to the lifestyles of the parent(s). Again, improving upon the design would help.
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> Yep, just about the answer I figured I'd get.
What other answer could there be?
Consider it high comedy....sincere tragedy....whatever...don't take it personally.
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