He also cautions against applying information gleaned from studying the structure and function of chimpanzee brains to the human realm.

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While the form and function may be very much inspired by nature, the practicalities are very much in the human realm.

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This was a cold winter, everyone battened into woollen layers and readily excused from dawdling in the open, and Zwelish and his expectant young wife were more and more like figures in a snow globe, viewable but uncontactable from the human realm.

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In 1997, when Dolly the sheep became the first mammal to be cloned from an adult sheep, cloning a human entered the realm of possibility.

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It is, however, in the realm of human affairs and social policy that the implications are richest and most consequential.

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Autonomic systems wouldn't operate entirely outside the realm of human control.

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History suggests that only after the first company "turns" will an industry gradually return to the realm of the human (think of big tobacco).

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The prospect of cloning a human moved from science fiction into the realm of possibility in 1997, when Dolly the sheep became the first mammal to be cloned from an adult.

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