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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Majority Leader Bill Frist predicted on Friday the
U.S. Senate would pass legislation next week expanding federal stem cell
research, likely triggering a veto from President George W. Bush with
unpredictable political repercussions.
Bush has vowed to cast his first veto to block the research that many
believe could lead to new treatments for diseases including diabetes and
Parkinson's. The president says it is morally unacceptable to destroy an
embryo even for scientific research.
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