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Like many other symbols in this novel, cloning represents the World State's way of eliminating individuality in their citizens. Not only are they "brainwashed" through hypnopaedia to act and think in the same ways, but with cloning, they now look the same. This gives the WS even more power over its citizens, allowing it to maintain social stability.

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