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The doctor implanted multiple embryos to increase the chances of a successful pregnancy.embryos = a human in the first eight weeks of development (prior to the fetal stage and then birth)
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Organisms that reproduce sexually (including plants), have embryos.embryos = organisms in the early stages of growth prior to birth, hatching, or sprouting
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Scientists can clone the embryo.embryo = an animal organism in the early stages of growth prior to being born
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Fifty thousand on delivery of each embryo. (source)embryo = an organism in the early stages of growth prior to birth (and prior to the fetal stage)
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That's the part that holds a tiny embryo of a corn plant. (source)embryo = an organism in the early stages of growth (in this case, prior to sprouting)
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She stood mesmerized, watching one of her mother's cells divide in two, just as they'd done when Henrietta was an embryo in her mother's womb. (source)embryo = an organism in the early stages of growth prior to birth (and prior to the fetal stage)
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But if a single embryo in a mother happened to split very early on in its growth into two separate halves, the result was identical twins like me and Shiva. (source)embryo = an organism in the early stages of growth prior to birth (and prior to the fetal stage)
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Back in 10, he'd worked on one of the beef ranches, maintaining the genetic diversity of the herd with the implantation of long-frozen cow embryos. (source)embryos = organisms in the early stages of growth prior to birth (and prior to the fetal stage)
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The light lets you see through the shell so you can watch the embryo develop.† (source)
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"At first," said Crake, "we had to alter ordinary human embryos, which we got from — never mind where we got them.† (source)embryos = organisms in the early stages of growth prior to birth, hatching, or sprouting; in humans organisms during the first eight weeks of development (prior to the fetal stage)
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It was hard to the touch and he knew that inside the embryo was solidly frozen.† (source)
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Sometimes then I thought of the brave and stupid idealists heading out into the great dark in their slow and leaking ships, carrying embryos and ideologies with equal faith and care.† (source)
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She rested her hand on her abdomen, awareness focused on the embryo there.† (source)
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If you compare the embryos of dogs, bats, rabbits, and humans at an early stage, they look so alike that it is hard to tell the difference.† (source)
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She looked at the secretive Michael, curled on his side like a worm or an embryo, hands hidden between his legs, and the hair damp on his forehead.† (source)
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Because I don't like fish embryos sitting under my nose?† (source)
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The thing I like about Embryo is that not only is he predictable, he gets to the point. (source)Embryo = a name in this novel
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And the thing is, I actually like Embryo. (source)
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Embryo once again narrows his eyes to a squint and stares at me hard, trying to induce a sweat. (source)
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Embryo stalks around his desk and gathers a stack of "Teens in Trouble" pamphlets. (source)Embryo = a name in this novel
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I meant what I said to Embryo about drugs. (source)
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In order to make up for missing Friday, I decide to tell Embryo about Violet. (source)
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First, though, Embryo has to ask me if I've tried to hurt myself. (source)
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Embryo: Have you thought about hurting yourself? (source)
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Embryo says, "Let's talk about the SAT." (source)
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I'm scheduled to see Embryo now, and I'm afraid he'll notice something's up. (source)
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And suddenly Embryo is hunched over his desk staring at me with what could only be called alarm. (source)
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Embryo is talking about symptoms and hypomania and psychotic episodes when the bell rings. (source)
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There is one from Embryo for my mother, left yesterday afternoon. (source)
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