When the camp was liberated on April 15, 1945, the British found 10,000 unburied bodies, and 40,000 sick, starving, or wounded. |
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As they continue on the road, the sky is filled with carrion birds and wolves feed on the bodies of unburied orcs. |
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He ordered her to cast his unburied body into the middle of the public square. |
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At these sites, the unburied or exhumed bones of the dead were left visible to make the genocide unavoidable. |
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She had, for instance, several narratives about the ghost of an unburied child. |
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An unburied corpse, left lying above ground for whatever reason, produced the opposite effect. |
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So you will have mounds of unburied corpses on the streets, which means typhoid or cholera outbreaks. |
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I remember studying Propertius with him, and the visit of the dead Cynthia, her bones grinding, the reference to the unburied Patroclus. |
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The dead marshes, with their unburied soldiers could be seen as the First World War trenches where Tolkien fought. |
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Since they remained unburied and unshriven, these unfortunates, as was noted earlier, were regarded as unclean dead. |
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He unburied it and allowed all his knowledge of texture and color to play over it. |
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Shall thou, unburied, view the Stygian waters and the Furies' strong river, and unbidden draw near the bank? |
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It also meant hospitals reduced to emergency cover by striking medical aides, and the dead left unburied by striking municipal gravediggers. |
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When the liberators arrived they found more than 20,000 naked corpses of prisoners, who had starved to death, lying unburied on open ground. |
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The body of Yusuf will remain inside the base, unburied, until it can be flown out. |
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The dusty barren ground was littered with piles of unburied corpses. |
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The alternative to this is to leave the cable unburied but with CRP protection over the unburied sections until such time as the flotels have left the site. |
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In Euripedes there are traces of the belief that the unburied dead could not enter Hades, but were condemned to haunt the earth to which they remained indissolubly bound. |
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He slowly unburied himself from the gravel and continued on his journey. |
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That evening, during an extraordinary session, they unburied their hatchets. |
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Bodies of horses, cattle, sheep and men lay rotting and unburied over Normandy. |
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Arriving at the site of the ambush, he interred the scalped, unburied bodies of the French, and then carried on with his pursuit. |
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The unburied bodies, rags and human bones, told tales of a series of battles. |
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The whole area was full of unburied Australian dead and bits of their uniforms. |
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Your requirements, including special coatings for unburied pipelines or thermal insulation can all be served at short notice. |
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Among the stiff stacks of unburied corpses and the ghostlike, disbelieving living, he had been able only to think how lucky he was. |
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This is an administration so wedded to spin and manipulation that it is seeking to blacken a decent man's reputation even as his body lies unburied. |
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The Turks left the corpses of the martyrs unburied until, after a year, Alfonso of Aragon made them bury. |
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An army of half dead people was heading off to try to right the wrong, the terrible wrong, of a grieving widow and an unburied corpse. |
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Around one hundred people were killed, with a number of bodies left unburied for weeks. |
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These include the settling of non-indigenous hard-substrate species on unburied cables or protective structures. |
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The fighting was some of the worst in the war, with wounded being hit again as they lay on stretchers, and the smell of unburied bodies polluting the position. |
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Although the reader does not witness firsthand the killing of Beau Boutan, his dead body remains unburied and visible throughout most of the text. |
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Is it a contradiction that the Patriarch is an honoured guest in the Kremlin, while the priest-murderer Lenin lies unburied and venerated just outside on Red Square? |
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In the direction away from the pit I saw, beyond a red-covered wall, a patch of garden ground unburied. |
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In 2000, LFAs 32 and 31B, more than 200 lobster fishermen, collected 220 pounds of large unburied female lobsters, more than 110 millimetres, from their catch. |
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Because of schedulingdelays, the two unburied tapping connections were left in place for a period of eight months as compared with the normal 24 to 48 hours for similar situations. |
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They have also tagged more than 30,000 large unburied female lobsters. |
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Non-conductive and unburied piping as well as fittings, including those inside a sump, can give rise to hazardous charges and electrostatic spark discharges in explosive atmospheres. |
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Pulsation had ceased. For three days the body was preserved unburied, during which it had acquired a stony rigidity. |
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Paul's, the embalmed body lay unburied for many years at Sheen Priory in Surrey. |
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He caused a shudder in the committee when he quoted reports from Mukden stating that morphia addicts die almost daily on ash heaps outside the large west city gate and remain unburied for long periods. |
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The outbreak had been severe enough that the colonists discovered unburied skeletons in abandoned dwellings. |
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Media coverage of the siege of Fallujah includes newspaper photos of stray dogs chewing on unburied corpses, and dramatic televised appeals from inside the stricken city. |
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The other image is of rout and chaos: strikes, riots, rubbish mountains in Leicester Square, the legendary bodies that went unburied, three-day weeks, devaluations and IMF bail-outs. |
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Same old place Greece's nationalist archbishop Viktor Klima, Europe's summiteer Western man's burden Poland's unburied past Is it catching Russian flu? |
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Bones and stone objects have been found, decorated and undecorated pots were unburied, parietal paintings were found with representations of animals and various signs, both in the open air as well as in caves and caverns. |
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In the first place, I desire, that my body may lie unburied three days after my decease, or till the pleasure of my father be known concerning it. |
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And so great were the mischiefs they did, that these Isles of the Syrens, even as far off as Man can ken them, appeared all over white with the Bones of unburied Carcasses. |
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