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35-551: (Redirected from Clones ) [REDACTED] Look up clone in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Clone or Clones or Cloning or Cloned or The Clone may refer to: Places [ edit ] Clones, County Fermanagh , Ireland Clones, County Monaghan , a town in Ireland Clones railway station , Ireland Biology [ edit ] Clone (B-cell) ,

70-534: A bulletin board . In its premiere, O Clone registered a viewership rating of 47 points, peaking at 53 points. Its ever lowest recorded data in terms of viewership was on the New Year's Eve of 31 December 2001. On the episode of the first between Lucas and his clone registered 56 points and 63 points peak, with 73% audience share. In its finale, O Clone registered a viewership rating of 62 points peaking at 68 and 77% audience share. O Clone registered

105-406: A low-middle class woman who has not been able to get pregnant, is subsequently inseminated with Lucas' cell, and as a result gives birth to a baby, not knowing that it is a clone. Léo is born without complications, but Albieri wants to stay close to Léo and watch him grow up. Léo gradually becomes attached to Albieri, thus making Deusa uneasy. Several years have passed since Léo was born. Now, Jade

140-421: A 1959 short story by Theodore L. Thomas The Clone , a 1965 novel by Theodore L. Thomas and Kate Wilhelm Music [ edit ] Albums [ edit ] Clone (Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon album) , 2002 Clone (Threshold album) , 1998 Clones (album) , a 2003 album by The Neptunes Songs [ edit ] "Clone", a song by Gojira from their album Terra Incognita "Clone",

175-421: A 1959 short story by Theodore L. Thomas The Clone , a 1965 novel by Theodore L. Thomas and Kate Wilhelm Music [ edit ] Albums [ edit ] Clone (Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon album) , 2002 Clone (Threshold album) , 1998 Clones (album) , a 2003 album by The Neptunes Songs [ edit ] "Clone", a song by Gojira from their album Terra Incognita "Clone",

210-519: A 2001–2002 Brazilian telenovela Clone (TV series) , a 2008 BBC comedy series El clon , a 2010 Spanish-language telenovela Clone High , a 2002 American animated TV show Clone Wars, a war set in the Star Wars universe that takes place during the prequel trilogy and some of its related media Literature [ edit ] Clones (anthology) , a 1998 short-story anthology edited by Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois "The Clone",

245-462: A 2001–2002 Brazilian telenovela Clone (TV series) , a 2008 BBC comedy series El clon , a 2010 Spanish-language telenovela Clone High , a 2002 American animated TV show Clone Wars, a war set in the Star Wars universe that takes place during the prequel trilogy and some of its related media Literature [ edit ] Clones (anthology) , a 1998 short-story anthology edited by Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois "The Clone",

280-458: A 2012–2014 comic book series " Clone Saga ", a storyline from Marvel Comics' Spider-Man comic books Films [ edit ] Cloned (film) , a 1997 made-for-television film Clone (2010 film) , originally released as Womb The Clones (1973)  [ cy ; fi ] , an American film directed by Lamar Card , featuring Michael Greene, Gregory Sierra and Otis Young Television [ edit ] O Clone ,

315-623: A candidate identical to one already present in an election Arts, entertainment, and media [ edit ] Comics [ edit ] Clone (comic) , a 2012–2014 comic book series " Clone Saga ", a storyline from Marvel Comics' Spider-Man comic books Films [ edit ] Cloned (film) , a 1997 made-for-television film Clone (2010 film) , originally released as Womb The Clones (1973)  [ cy ; fi ] , an American film directed by Lamar Card , featuring Michael Greene, Gregory Sierra and Otis Young Television [ edit ] O Clone ,

350-421: A critical response from different Arab-Muslim sources, according to a 2005 doctoral dissertation written about the program by Elizabeth Barbosa. The part of the telenovela dealing with Islamic customs and attitudes mixes traditions from diverse countries, rather than those of Morocco alone, and has been criticised for its inaccurate representation of these traditions, according to Barbosa. These criticisms include

385-422: A lymphocyte clone, the massive presence of which may indicate a pathological condition Clone (cell biology) , a group of identical cells that share a common ancestry Clonal plant, the result of asexual, vegetative reproduction when a new plant grows from a fragment of the parent plant Cloning , the production of any organism whose genetic information is identical to that of a parent organism from which it

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420-452: A method in the Java programming language for object duplication Clone (Linux system call) , in C, whereby a process creates a copy of itself Clone, a popular term for a replica , particularly when referring to "recreations" of rare and desirable variants of collector cars Clone, a popular term for an unlicensed, reverse engineered copy of a firearm produced in another nation (although

455-442: A process creates a copy of itself Clone, a popular term for a replica , particularly when referring to "recreations" of rare and desirable variants of collector cars Clone, a popular term for an unlicensed, reverse engineered copy of a firearm produced in another nation (although the term can also apply to a simple direct copy, created under license) Clone tool , a tool used in image manipulation programs Phone cloning ,

490-484: A song by Metric from their album Synthetica "Clone", a song by Vision of Disorder from their album Imprint "Clones" (Ash song) , a 2004 single from Irish alternative rock band Ash "Clones", a song by Chevelle from their album Hats Off to the Bull "Clones", a song by Cult of Luna from their album The Beyond "Clones", a song by The Roots on the album Illadelph Halflife " Clones (We're All) ",

525-433: A song by Metric from their album Synthetica "Clone", a song by Vision of Disorder from their album Imprint "Clones" (Ash song) , a 2004 single from Irish alternative rock band Ash "Clones", a song by Chevelle from their album Hats Off to the Bull "Clones", a song by Cult of Luna from their album The Beyond "Clones", a song by The Roots on the album Illadelph Halflife " Clones (We're All) ",

560-543: A song recorded by Alice Cooper on his Flush the Fashion album Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media [ edit ] Clone Wars (disambiguation) Clones (video game) , a 2010 video game See also [ edit ] Clon (disambiguation) Clonal (disambiguation) Cloning (disambiguation) List of animals that have been cloned Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

595-488: A song recorded by Alice Cooper on his Flush the Fashion album Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media [ edit ] Clone Wars (disambiguation) Clones (video game) , a 2010 video game See also [ edit ] Clon (disambiguation) Clonal (disambiguation) Cloning (disambiguation) List of animals that have been cloned Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

630-417: A town in Ireland Clones railway station , Ireland Biology [ edit ] Clone (B-cell) , a lymphocyte clone, the massive presence of which may indicate a pathological condition Clone (cell biology) , a group of identical cells that share a common ancestry Clonal plant, the result of asexual, vegetative reproduction when a new plant grows from a fragment of the parent plant Cloning ,

665-512: A young, handsome man, and the living image of the young Lucas whom Jade met in Morocco. The appearance of Leo in Brazil and his later travels to Morocco will change the life of all the characters forever. O Clone aired in Brazil comprising 221 episodes, of variable duration. However, when syndicated and sold to other countries the telenovela got the number of episodes enlarged to 250 and

700-471: Is a genetic scientist , visit Alí, a friend of Albieri's. There, Lucas and Jade meet for the first time, and they fall in love at first sight. Jade, knowing it's haraam (a sin ) to love Lucas, decides to forgo her religious mandates for the sake of love, which prohibit her from marrying a non-Muslim person. Meanwhile, in Rio, Diogo tragically dies in a helicopter crash. Both Lucas and Leônidas are devastated by

735-406: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages clone [REDACTED] Look up clone in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Clone or Clones or Cloning or Cloned or The Clone may refer to: Places [ edit ] Clones, County Fermanagh , Ireland Clones, County Monaghan ,

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770-557: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages O Clone In the early 1980s, Rio de Janeiro , Brazil ; Jade ( Giovanna Antonelli ), a young Muslim girl, is orphaned when her mother dies and has to go to Morocco where her uncle Alí lives. The problem is that Jade was living in a country with a culture very different from that of an Islamic country. Thus, once she arrives in Morocco, she must learn all concomitant new traditions and customs, adjust to her new way of living, and face all

805-443: Is married to Saíd ( Dalton Vigh ) and she's a mother of a little child, Khadija ( Carla Diaz ). She lives happily with her new family and is even starting to love Saíd. However, due to Said's insecurities a new encounter with Lucas is forced upon her to test Jade's love for him, with this encounter the old passion revives, but they're not the young lovers they once were and now they have new lives and new responsibilities. Lucas, who also

840-413: Is married, to Maysa ( Daniela Escobar ) and with a daughter, Mel ( Débora Falabella ) doesn't know he had been cloned 20 years before. Albieri had kept this a secret from everybody's knowledge and is trying to make it so that Léo and Lucas never meet and thus find out the truth. The last thing Albieri knew from Léo is that he and Deusa went to the north of Brazil , but with the return of both, Léo has become

875-617: The Hispanics in the United States . See Soundtrack to see the list of music featured in the telenovela. Also, the Brazilian opening features the song "Sob o Sol" by Sagrado Coração da Terra, and the syndicated opening features the same video, but the music is replaced by "Maktub" by Marcus Viana. While the telenovela's attention to issues of drug addiction won its creator an award, the portrayal of Arab-Muslim cultures has brought

910-438: The copying of identity from one cellular device to another Quantum cloning , the replication of a quantum state Mathematics [ edit ] Clone (algebra) , a collection of functions with certain properties Clone (voting) , in voting systems analysis, a candidate identical to one already present in an election Arts, entertainment, and media [ edit ] Comics [ edit ] Clone (comic) ,

945-534: The duration fixed at 45 minutes . O Clone was a big hit, being aired in several countries all around the world. It was dubbed in several languages, with the Spanish version airing in the United States by Telemundo . There are also a few differences between the Brazilian soundtrack version and the syndicated one; some music was changed in order to make the people feel more identified, many Portuguese songs were changed to Hispanic American music when it aired to

980-427: The news and Lucas' plans of running away with Jade are subsequently ruined. Albieri, his godparent , is shattered and becomes deeply despondent. He never recovered fully from the death of his fiancée, and Diogo's death reinvigorates his distress. In an effort to change the natural course of events, Albieri in his despair resolves to utilize Lucas' cell in order to make the first human clone . Deusa ( Adriana Lessa ),

1015-504: The portrayal of polygamy as commonly accepted in Morocco, women as rarely working outside the home or pursuing an advanced education, and women having only unimportant roles within the family. Critics making these judgments included sheik Abdelmalek Cherkaoui Ghazouani, the Moroccan ambassador to Brazil, who considered the high profile of these representations to merit his posting his criticisms directly on his embassy's website as part of

1050-451: The production of any organism whose genetic information is identical to that of a parent organism from which it was created Computing and technology [ edit ] Clone (computing) , computer hardware or software designed to function in the same way as an original Video game clone , a software game or game franchise heavily inspired by another Clones (video game) , a video game clone Lemmings Clone (Java method) ,

1085-567: The punishments she will be exposed to because of her conflicting personality and actions that go against her religion. Back in Rio , a well-off family, the Ferraz, go to vacation in Morocco . Twin brothers Lucas and Diogo Ferraz ( Murilo Benício ), along with Leônidas ( Reginaldo Faria ), their father, and doctor Augusto Albieri ( Juca de Oliveira ), friend of the family and the twins Godfather who

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1120-425: The term can also apply to a simple direct copy, created under license) Clone tool , a tool used in image manipulation programs Phone cloning , the copying of identity from one cellular device to another Quantum cloning , the replication of a quantum state Mathematics [ edit ] Clone (algebra) , a collection of functions with certain properties Clone (voting) , in voting systems analysis,

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1190-453: The title Clone . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Clone&oldid=1239203901 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Articles containing Portuguese-language text Articles containing Spanish-language text Short description

1225-449: Was created Computing and technology [ edit ] Clone (computing) , computer hardware or software designed to function in the same way as an original Video game clone , a software game or game franchise heavily inspired by another Clones (video game) , a video game clone Lemmings Clone (Java method) , a method in the Java programming language for object duplication Clone (Linux system call) , in C, whereby

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