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I don't think so, actually.
For one thing, the Safety Clone does not copy your user files. It links to them, on the original volume. As such, it's not a backup at all -- it's more of a checkpoint of your system. On top of that, you can only do the "Copy Newer" one time. Future attempts to update the Safety Clone will not guarantee bootability, or even a very valid system, because things won't be copied properly... I really don't think you should be doing this... you should partition if you're going to attempt more advanced things like the Safety Clone.
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