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1 He bookends the film with Ilan — a carefree young man embracing life at the beginning, his body being exhumed, destined for burial in Israel at its end.

2 The owners of the deceased pets reportedly found out when a letter arrived from the lawyer of the landowners informing them they had until September to exhume the remains.

3 But some parts of the internet, driven by the images of the exhumed sarcophagus, were spellbound.

4 During the next week, some workers, my brother David among them, had to exhume hundreds of bodies from the mass graves where they had been thrown and burn them.

5 It’s a quietly droll detective story, a warm portrait of a woman who lost her health and found her purpose, exhuming her self-respect along with Richard’s bones.

6 But not even the Beales' eager complicity as they rehash the past and exhume old resentments can make a thing of beauty out of their endless litany of bickering.

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8 Now, decades later, she has exhumed and rebranded the phrase in her new novel, “Fear of Dying,” which is being billed as the “spiritual” sequel to “Fear of Flying” and is being released on Tuesday.

9 That is why so many people this week are holding their breath to find out what clues Neruda's exhumed body might hold.

10 Its impact radiates out of Mhlongo’s discontent, whether with a priest’s pieties, or with the politician who says displaced villagers can simply exhume and bring their ancestors’ remains.

11 Her mission as an actress, she said, is to exhume those bodies.

12 One of the buried-alive volunteers goes stark raving mad and has to be exhumed early.

13 This photo shows half a dozen exhumed skeletons, 14th-century victims of a London plague.

14 And at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, he evoked the wreckage of time through the most subdued gestures, like a Rodin installed backward and a carpet exhumed from the museum’s trash.

15 We travel for beauty, for the exotic, to bond with our loved ones out of context, exhumed from the quicksand of daily life and parted from our smartphones.

16 Francis Thackeray, the anthropologist behind that clay-pipe analysis, even applied in 2011 to exhume Shakespeare’s skeleton to try to determine whether he was indeed a pothead, as well as his cause of death.

17 Now Snoddy and the estate of Gilbreth, who died in 2005, are trying to market the tapes, hoping to exhume and showcase the music made at the Nugget 55 years ago.

18 Therapy is the work of exhuming them, bringing them to light, and then putting them behind us.

19 As a kind of cure, she exhumed — figuratively and actually — her mother’s body.

20 Coming so soon after a neoconfederate mob rampaged through the Capitol, a respectful biography of the ideological father of the Confederacy may feel as welcome as an exhumed corpse.

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