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| | Texas woman pays $50,000 to have her dead cat cloned - Dec. 23, 2004 |
 | | The Dallas Morning News reported Wednesday that the cloned kitten, dubbed Little Nicky, was born in Austin and presented to a Texas woman named Julie who was saddened by the loss of the cat, also named Nicky, she had owned for 17 years. |
 | | Genetic Savings & Clone, the company behind Little Nicky's cloning, said the Texas resident stored her old cat's tissue in its gene bank, according to the report. |
 | | Her previous cat died at age 17 last year, according to the article. |
| money.cnn.com /2004/12/23/news/newsmakers/cloned_cat/index.htm?cnn=yes (354 words) |
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