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[Star Wars] Could a random clone be force-sensitive?

It is possible for a random clone to develop some sort of sensitivity with the force? They all come from the same guy, who is a non-force user.. But it is possible that a random clone trooper get enough midichlorians to actually be able to sense the force?
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In the early EU, this was actually the case with one of Luke Skywalker's first students. This guy, D-something 88 (Dorsk 88, maybe?) came from a planet filled with clones. He was the first of his line to show Force-sensitivity.

Later Legends had clone Force-sensitives as... problematic. Almost impossible. Palpatine cloned himself early on, but he kept burning through the bodies. Starkiller was a perfect clone of Galen Marek, one of only two, but there were dozens of imperfect clones. And, of course, some of the earlier EU entries also had Jedi clones as being... Rather unstable, mentally.

However, there is no canon instance of a clone being Force Sensitive. Or of Force Sensitive cloning being possible. That said, is it impossible? ...Not really. As we know from the Clone Wars, Jango Fett's DNA was degrading due to being sampled so often. This was leading to mutations, such as 99 and the squad named after him, Clone Force 99, aka the Bad Batch. With some of the mutations and alterations that were occurring, it's not unbelievable that a clone could become Force sensitive. Especially if you take the view that midichlorians are a measure of possible Force *potential* and not Force *power*.

Some people will claim that midichlorians merely allow a rough grasp of your potential because they help you channel the Force, but they don't generate it. Others will claim that the more in tune with the Force you are, the higher your midichlorian count will raise. Either one of these explanations, paired with the theory of the Living Force, could explain why a Force sensitive clone could arise from a non-Force Sensitive cloning stock.