The wicked queen in the fairy tale offers Snow White a corrupted apple; her progenitor, the stepmother in Shakespeare's "Cymbeline," decocts "violets, cowslips and primroses" for her deadly pharmacopeia.
Sixteen-year-old Elysia is a clone — her body is identical to that of someone who died, and she retains some of the memories of her progenitor.
Moreover, so they argue, an individual created through cloning would likely be of a different age than her progenitor.
Moreover, just because the clone would be a delayed twin, she may have the feeling that her life has already been lived or that she is predetermined to do the same things as her progenitor (Levy & Lotz 2005).
After a thorough testing period she was deployed to Greenland eventually ending up in Alaska where she supplied the DEW radar line her progenitor helped build.
And have no doubt that her titillating spread will become equal in notoriety as her revolutionary progenitor.
Take away the red lines, and digi-Julia is startlingly similar to her fleshly progenitor.
Celeste is conniving, vicious, amoral, and explicit in a way that would give her great progenitor, Lolita's Humbert Humbert, a heart attack.
Like many of her contemporaries, Ms. Elliott is feeling nostalgic, and on "Back in the Day," she lists her hip-hop progenitors: "Salt-N-Pepa, Rakim, and P. E., DMC and Heavy D/ Yes, Daddy Kane, Slick Rick, too, MC Lyte opened doors for you and me".
These two were the progenitors, she feels, of her agricultural and engineering talents.
