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By the [[21st century]], [[human]] [[male]]s '''donated [[sperm]]''' to centres, and this was injected into [[females]] by [[syringe]]: [[reproduction]] with no [[sex]] necessary. ([[TV]]: ''[[Out of Time (TV story)|Out of Time]]'') [[Carys Fletcher]] worked at the [[Conway Clinic]], one such sperm donation facility. ([[TV]]: ''[[Day One (TV story)|Day One]]'')
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By the [[21st century]], [[human]] [[male]]s '''donated [[sperm]]''' to centres, and this was injected into [[female]]s by [[syringe]]: [[reproduction]] with no [[sex]] necessary. ([[TV]]: ''[[Out of Time (TV story)|Out of Time]]'')


[[Carys Fletcher]] worked at the [[Conway Clinic]], one such sperm donation facility. ([[TV]]: ''[[Day One (TV story)|Day One]]'')
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Sperm donation

By the 21st century, human males donated sperm to centres, and this was injected into females by syringe: reproduction with no sex necessary. (TV: Out of Time)

Carys Fletcher worked at the Conway Clinic, one such sperm donation facility. (TV: Day One)