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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
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Does "it's all these entwined" mean "it's the genome that is all these wound round"?

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And finally, I added a verse about the genome:
It's a book of instructions, a record of history,
A medical textbook, it's all these entwined
It's of the people, by the people,
It's for the people, it's yours and it's mine.
  

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My interpretation is this. The genome consists of three things, and all three things are wrapped around each other. The 3 things are a book of instructions, a record of history, and a medical textbook.

— Clive

  • My interpretation is this.
  • The genome consists of three things, and all three things are wrapped around each other.
  • The 3 things are a book of instructions, a record of history, and a medical textbook.
  • Clive
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My interpretation is this.

The genome consists of three things, and all three things are wrapped around each other.
The 3 things are a book of instructions, a record of history, and a medical textbook.

Clive
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