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In a huge blow to the genetically modified food lobby, Bayer Cropscience has given up attempts to grow commercial GM maize in Britain.

The decision, blamed by the company on government restrictions, means no GM crop will be grown commercially in the UK in 2005 and raises questions about the future of GM in this country

the Independent
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In a huge blow to the genetically modified food lobby, Bayer Cropscience has given up attempts to grow commercial GM maize in Britain.

The decision, blamed by the company on government restrictions, means no GM crop will be grown commercially in the UK in 2005 and raises questions about the future of GM in this country

the Independent

BEST NEWS EVER

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Congrats all round. :) Threads like this influence a lot of readers and, multiplied a thousandfold countrywide, have a lot of clout. 

Now, about this quarry scheme nonsense at the Nine Ladies Stones...........

What's all that about then?

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