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"Shakespeare&amp;#039;s sonnets have been spelled out on strands of DNA. A genetic storage device has been used to &amp;#039;download&amp;#039; each of the 154 sonnets onto the synthetic DNA. Scientists will then be able to decode the information and reproduce the words of Shakespeare with accuracy. A similar process was used to store 26 seconds of Martin Luther King&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;I Have A Dream&amp;#039; speech as well as a photograph of the Cambridgeshire laboratory where the work was carried out. Researchers have discovered that 100 million hours of high definition video could theoretically be stored in a cupful of DNA.  This is the equivalent of every film and television show ever made. DNA is a material that lasts for tens of thousands of years, unlike magnetic tape which degrades within a decade.  &amp;gt; Scientist wanting to clone Neanderthal seeks surrogate mother &amp;gt; Brown eyes &amp;#039;more trustworthy than blue&amp;#039; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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