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In describing Henrietta's immortal cells, Skloot writes, "Henrietta’s cells weren’t merely surviving, they were growing with mythological intensity...They kept growing like nothing anyone had ever seen, doubling the numbers every twenty-four hours, stacking hundreds on top of hundreds, accumulating by the millions. What does she mean when she says "mythological intensity"? *

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