Russian scientist at Harvard cleared of smuggling charges over frog embryos

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The Independent World	Russian scientist at Harvard cleared of smuggling charges over frog embryos	After customs officials questioned her at Logan International Airport, authorities charged her with smuggling, concealing facts, and making false statements to federal officials	4 Nov, 19:52	4 Nov, 20:00	0m	independent.co.uk	First

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