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Posted on: January 28, 2009 11:43 AM, by David Dobbs
I'll let the Boston Herald News tell the tale:
A celebrity from the moment he bounded off an American Airlines [AMR] flight Monday night at Miami International Airport, Lancy redux "very quickly integrated into the menagerie and held his own," said Lou Hawthorne, CEO of BioArts, the firm that auctioned off five dog-cloning procedures last July.The Ottos spent $155,000 to win the second-round auction.
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