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it in societies and what they do has an impact on other people on the nonscientists and so when james watson and others figured out the structure dna they didn't have the innocence project in mind, this project to show that some prisoners were innocent of the crimes they were convicted of. they were after the big questions saying we are going to get to solve the mystery of life and in so doing, they created these tools that are incredibly powerful and can be used in terrible ways and potentially good ways. once you understand how how dna is structured and given then you realize i can tell to living things apart if it doesn't match the dna of my client, that person should be able to walk free. there's a potential for unexpected good things, practical things to come out of this fundamental basic question that we are still wrestling with. we shouldn't have scientists get to peg it down trying to answer specific little questions there's these big crazy questions and failing over and over again things like the project, out. >> we saw that with the work exploring basic life and making the discover

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watson. yes, many thanks indeed. welcome back to wembley. we are going to bring you the team news now. we will start with england. luke shaw and rhys james and clearance of a more naturally left—sided player will start in defence. jordan pickford in goal, luke shaw, harry kane up front, as we know. raheem sterling keeping his place, feel alongside him and mason might in midfield alongside calvin phillips and declan rice as well. the good news, as well, for scotland is that ciaran returned to the heart of scotland's defence and gets a start and billy gilmore makes his first start at this year's championship. there can be no doubt, though, can there, but this match tonight certainly evokes memories of that classic game here back in euro 96, alan shiva and paul gascoigne scoring the goals that day, infamous game evoking the feeling of nostalgia heading into this night's game as might stroll has been finding out. it was the day the tartan army made feel like home. trainspotting was the big movie at the time and blur and oasis battled for sport in the chart. it was a day i relived this week from my garden replica of wembley with some of those

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