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DNA Evidence
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The presence or [blank] of DNA evidence at a crime scene could mean the difference between a guilty [blank] and an acquittal. DNA is so important that the United States government has spent [blank] amounts of money to unravel the sequence of DNA in the human genome in hopes of understanding and finding cures for many [blank] diseases.
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The presence or absence of DNA evidence at a crime scene could mean the difference between a guilty verdict and an acquittal. DNA is so important that the United States government has spent enormous amounts of money to unravel the sequence of DNA in the human genome in hopes of understanding and finding cures for many genetic diseases.
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