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Sure, use the GNOME clipboard daemon:
1. Download and extract the binary from http://members.chello.nl/~h.lai/gnome-clipboard-daemon/
2. sudo cp gnome-clipboard-daemon /usr/bin
3. System > Preferences > Sessions, Startup Programs tab.
4. Add /usr/bin/gnome-clipboard-daemon to startup programs.
5. Log out, saving your session
6. Log back in.

Works fine for me under Gutsy.

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