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The most important contribution of the NAWP is undoubtably its successful cloning of Rollace Williams, the first and greatest leader of Huria. It was generally suggested that Rollace was aware of the War Council's plotting against him, and that in his frail and weakened state, he could not defy them. It is also believed that he knew that while his son could lead Huria into an age that Rollace himself could not quickly adapt to in a quickly changing world (having grown up in an age of vacuum tubes, room-size computers, and floppy disk), he ultimately knew that Mauric's radical views would see Huria damned by the rest of the world. With a younger, stronger body, Rollace could easily reassume control of Huria and lead it as he intented.

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rdfs:comment	The most important contribution of the NAWP is undoubtably its successful cloning of Rollace Williams, the first and greatest leader of Huria. It was generally suggested that Rollace was aware of the War Council's plotting against him, and that in his frail and weakened state, he could not defy them. It is also believed that he knew that while his son could lead Huria into an age that Rollace himself could not quickly adapt to in a quickly changing world (having grown up in an age of vacuum tubes, room-size computers, and floppy disk), he ultimately knew that Mauric's radical views would see Huria damned by the rest of the world. With a younger, stronger body, Rollace could easily reassume control of Huria and lead it as he intented.
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abstract	The most important contribution of the NAWP is undoubtably its successful cloning of Rollace Williams, the first and greatest leader of Huria. It was generally suggested that Rollace was aware of the War Council's plotting against him, and that in his frail and weakened state, he could not defy them. It is also believed that he knew that while his son could lead Huria into an age that Rollace himself could not quickly adapt to in a quickly changing world (having grown up in an age of vacuum tubes, room-size computers, and floppy disk), he ultimately knew that Mauric's radical views would see Huria damned by the rest of the world. With a younger, stronger body, Rollace could easily reassume control of Huria and lead it as he intented. To that end, he donated some of his genetic material to the NAWP in 1984 to make a clone of him. Using experimental memory capturing technology (which required five hours of his time three days a week to work), Rollace was told he would have a fully grown clone of himself by 2005, equipped with all of his memories and traits. While it wouldn't be him in a sense, it would ask and tink just like him, and would continue his work long after his original had passed. When Rollace died in 1997, his clone was known to no one but the staff at the NAWP and Maurice, who looked forward to returning power to his father's clone. During the mysterious absense of Maurice and daughter Brianna, they were preparing the clone for his future duties as the leader of planned nation of Nyumba. By this time, it can be assumed that Maurice's son Benjamin was fully aware of this, and was simply serving as Brianna's replacement as she oversaw the Bureau of Internal Investigation's hand in the preparations. Upon Rollace's re-emergance into society once again, Huria was gone, and his nation of Nyumba located in the vastness of the Pacific Ocean at his original's request, waswaiting for him. He has since been the ruler of Nyumba, and upon the explaination of his background, he is both the most successful clone of a human being in scientific history, as well as the oldest known living clone.

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