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[Star Wars] Why would the Galactic Empire abandon Clone Troopers?

Like the Spartans of Ancient Greece, all Clone Troopers were adaptive, versatile, and reared from birth for combat - unlike the Stormtroopers, who were either recruited, conscripted, or cloned from less efficient genetic sources.

The base genome for Clone Troopers was Jango Fett. With the exception of the 501st Legion, Clones eventually faded from the Empire's military force.

Why didn't the Empire reboot the Cloning Facilities to produce more?
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They're super duper expensive, and also it's easier to control the galaxy when you sign up a massive portion of its population as your enforcers rather than to create *more* people to enforce those already. 

Plus the emperor knows first hand that creating soldiers in a lab leaves the opportunity to secretly implant a chip in their brain to cause them to go haywire at a moment's notice. Probably safer to rely on natural born people and motivate them with money and benefits than to risk something like that backfiring on him.