Or whether it'll soon be ashes, only ashes, all over again.
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"Ashes to ashes, father to son," he wrote in his memoir.
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That's the story of consumer tech: ashes to ashes, switches to skeuomorphs.
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"Many people believe in ashes to ashes and dust to dust," she said.
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Fittingly, its eventual '80s-set spinoff was titled after another Bowie song — Ashes to Ashes.
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When a child named Ash is cremated, one mourner can't resist observing, "Ashes to ashes."
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"Ashes to Ashes" has been played an unfathomable number of times, but never like this.
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Often customers want their ashes to be mixed with their pets' ashes, Mr. Gibson said.
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You said, "phoenix," I was saying, "phoenix from the ashes," but, a $21 billion of ashes.
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They didn't spread all the ashes, we're told they will spread her remaining ashes in Colorado.
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But the dead's ashes aren't actually there behind the tablet; the ashes aren't even in the building.
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Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, we are forced to remember that our lives are short indeed.
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His version of "Ashes to Ashes" trades the original's electronics for hushed piano and harmonies from Karen Elson.
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VATICAN CITY — Ashes to ashes is fine, the Vatican says, as long as you don't spread them around.
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Tree burial entails burying the ashes of the deceased underground, while flower burial entails disseminating ashes in flower beds.
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Bowie performed the songs Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes just before his Broadway appearance in The Elephant Man.
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It's not the only moment on "Ashes to Ashes," from 2019's epic The Practice of Love, that feels meta.
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Trauma Sauna, his upcoming exhibition at ASHES/ASHES gallery in LA, will show these new paintings alongside sculptures by other artists.
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He doesn't just keep rising from the ashes, the ashes keep rising from him and end up covering the media in soot.
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All of his friends got a bit of his ashes, too, and having Timothy Leary ashes became "a thing" for a while.
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State laws regarding the disposition of ashes vary; many allow the scattering of ashes in parks or at sea, with various restrictions.
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There's also a follow-up show, Ashes to Ashes, which follows a similar premise with another officer, who is transported to the 1980s.
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Magid had Barragán's burial vault exhumed, took some of his ashes from their resting place, and had the ashes pressed into a diamond.
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"Ashes to Ashes" (1980) For his sequel to "Space Oddity," Mr. Bowie made what was, at that point, the most expensive music video ever.
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"This is a tribute, called Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust," she says, pointing to a vessel over the display of charred onion and thyme.
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In "Space Oddity" Major Tom, floating in a most peculiar way, had been an isolated spaceman; by "Ashes to Ashes" his isolation was a junkie's.
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For example, the reference for Ashes to Ashes Bowie was his 1976 mugshot, and a sideways-facing 'Heroes' Bowie for the drawing of Davie Jones.
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I knew none of the people whose ashes we were carrying, but I remember when the ashes went over the fence of the White House.
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Mr. Mishima's idea, his hope, is that music lovers will ship their ashes, or part of their ashes, from their home countries to rest there.
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At the doors there are more groups of grieving fans, and Bowie's "Ashes to Ashes" flows lightly through a speaker system into the night air.
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In episode 6, "Ashes, Ashes," the group decides Danny needs to be benched for a while since he's "the key" for whatever The Hand is planning.
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To cook the miso soup, we dig holes in the ground and fill them with hot ashes from the fire, resting a dutch oven full of vegetables and miso broth on top of the ashes, with even more ashes were piled on top of the lid.
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"The ashes were given to the family on Saturday morning and they took the ashes with them when they traveled back home on Sunday," the spokeswoman says.
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Babylon's Ashes, James S.A. Corey We shared an excerpt from the next Expanse novel, Babylon's Ashes, earlier this week, and it's one that we're particularly excited for.
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We're told the family didn't spread all the ashes -- they saved some ashes, possibly for another service Dog is planning for Beth's native home state of Colorado.
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"Ashes to Ashes", la secuela de "Space Oddity" que incluía la frase: "We know Major Tom's a junkie", y "Let's Dance" elevaron su popularidad en el mundo entero.
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The song envisions an underground rising "from the ashes of ashes, so immune to defeat," and insists, "Freedom is coming soon," but hunkers down for a long struggle.
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Harry paid tribute to Bowie with "Starman", Stipe performed a melodic version of "Ashes to Ashes" with Karen Elson while American singer Bettye LaVette sang "It Ain't Easy".
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For instance, Allan Brandt's brilliant The Cigarette Century recounted the cigarette companies' remarkable duplicity; Richard Kluger's magisterial Ashes to Ashes charted the tobacco wars with a novelist's flair.
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" According to the indictment: "On one occasion Raylaine Knope ordered [the victim] to open an urn containing [the victim's] deceased mother's ashes, pour the ashes into a bowl, and eat the ashes with a spoon, as Raylaine Knope, Terry Knope, Jody Lambert and Taylor Knope stood nearby, watching and laughing.
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"I'd heard from a friend that she had ashes in her tattoo, so I knew what I wanted done with a part of my grandmother's ashes," she tells me over email.
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Ashes to ashes, switches to skeuomorphs So even if the home button survives for this year's new iPhones, they're almost certain to disappear in time, like so many other physical interfaces.
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The lead single, "Ashes to Ashes," is emblematic: It resurrects the Major Tom character from "Space Oddity" and borrows both sonically and in its popular music video from new wave acts.
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One Tokyo crematorium allows you to summon ashes with the swipe of a card: A machine transports the ashes from an underground vault through a conveyor belt to the right room.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Chocolates and champagne or ashes and fasting?
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Michael Stipe, "Ashes to Ashes" Michael Stipe's quavering, fragile voice is as dear to the hearts of misfit kids of the '80s and '90s as Bowie's was for those of the '70s.
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And the ashes of "Star Trek" actor James Doohan, who played "Scotty" on the show, were sent to space among 320 sets of ashes on a mission similar to Elysium's in 2012.
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Their ashes, soon scattered in the river, would join those of millions of others, ashes of loved ones brought by Hindus from around the country to be tossed onto the mystical waters.
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"Ashes to Ashes," the "Space Oddity" sequel that revealed, "We know Major Tom's a junkie," and "Let's Dance," which offered, "Put on your red shoes and dance the blues," gave him worldwide popularity.
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This 40-foot long, six-foot-high stack of six bookshelves is flanked with Bilal's Ashes Series — photographs of his small-scale recreations of buildings destroyed in the Iraq War, dusted with ashes.
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I'm being cremated and my ashes are being scattered (somewhere).
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And the first signs of civilization arose from the ashes.
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"Kneel," he said, and pushed my head into the ashes.
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A home east of Napa, California, is reduced to ashes.
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She will be buried with some of her daughter's ashes.
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It's very unlikely Hanjin can come back from the ashes.
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"You do hear stories of these ashes found and returned."
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I sell caskets, burial vaults and urns for the ashes.
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But from the ashes of TPP has risen the CPTPP.
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It's not clear if his ashes have been scattered yet.
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Jimmy hurling his father's ashes over a gate by night?
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It is expected that her ashes will be scattered locally.
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The cathedral of Notre Dame will rise from its ashes.
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And the victory would taste like ashes in her mouth.
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The ashes were mixed into the ink that Ryan used.
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Like I'm a phoenix rising up out of the ashes.
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Betting markets have priced in their return for the Ashes.
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Sometimes, though, out of the ashes of failure rises success.
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The republic is in ashes, the Constitution is in shreds.
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Her father has died, and she has brought his ashes.
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" And in the other, "I am but dust and ashes.
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But time and again, old glory riseth from the ashes.
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He had, though, something of a morbid fear of ashes.
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Row upon row of homes and businesses reduced to ashes.
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"His buddy brought his ashes to the show," he says.
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" So that's how I co-wrote the closer "Falling Ashes.
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Barrs' family considered scattering his ashes at the Staples Center.
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And somebody had loaded his ashes into the shotgun shells.
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The Ashes Actions at the White House made that impossible.
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Beauty parlors, flower shops, and banks were reduced to ashes.
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Some said, 'Just cremate him and mail us the ashes.
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At Mati, something better will be built on the ashes.
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Once the flame goes out, you are left with ASHES.
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Ashes are spread across the ocean and turned into trees.
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Ryan then used Manson's ashes to fill in Mason's eyes.
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Bodies might be a bit unwieldy, but how about ashes?
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Some wineries, the lifeblood of the area, are in ashes.
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His ashes will be spread unevenly over a small area.
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I'm still not exceptionally far in Remnant: From the Ashes.
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And unions will rise from the ashes like a phoenix.
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I want my ashes sprinkled in the Condé Nast library.
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In fact, this was the first Ashes stalemate since 2000.
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No poet reading a poem about rising from the ashes.
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Suzy is like a phoenix that rises from the ashes.
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From these ashes, the Singapore of the Caribbean can emerge.
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If it is ashes, I want them to bring them.
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I know enough to fry the Deep State to ashes.
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John Sorensen's ashes wait to be scattered on Fire Island.
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Google+ may be in ashes, but Google's hardware is, presumably, not.
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From her higher ground, Dany is the queen of the ashes.
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Out of the ashes of defeat, there emerges a hero new.
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Man proposes again with rings found in ashes of destroyed home .
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From the ashes of McGovern's loss rose a group of disaffected
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But from its ashes another group formed, the Gay Activist Alliance.
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Back in 2007, reports of spreading ashes at Disneyland surfaced online.
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I scooped up a small amount of ashes and released them.
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By spreading her ashes, I was throwing flowers at her feet.
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Feeling lighter, I flung ashes as I broke into a jog.
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After an hour, firemen came; by then, the house was ashes.
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So we who loved her work and her have tasted ashes.
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His books include Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA.
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Wouldn't have gotten on stage with those ashes under my feet.
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The next day a funeral director brought Richie's ashes to me.
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Out of the ashes of its predecessor the phoenix is born.
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We are in an odd space with little visibility, ashes floating.
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The rest of his ashes is buried about an hour away.
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"Woman of the Ashes" is set in the late 19th century.
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My dad's ashes were strewn across some bar...called Sloppy Joe's?
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Even if you observe Lent, you aren't required to wear ashes.
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"I have to get her ashes back," William told the outlet.
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Theon (Alfie Allen) rising from the ashes in the ultimate comeback?
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It was named the Fenix, or phoenix, rising from the ashes.
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Don't judge me—you don't know those weren't his ear ashes.
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Ashleigh: I have a necklace with some of her ashes in.
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I want some of my ashes to be left there, too.
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He boasts of his ability to "burn Manhattan down to ashes".
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Prince is ashes and no one exists who can replace him.
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When Stripes died, Hans gave Marisa her ashes in a tin.
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We even get some perverse pleasure from cleaning out the ashes.
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In the ashes of the war on poverty, the trend accelerated.
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"If I die, throw my ashes in the sea," he said.
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Anna needed to borrow Constance's car to spread her mother's ashes.
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We could see evidence of a city emerging from its ashes.
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He wanted his ashes scattered in Bali in a Buddhist ritual.
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She was cremated, her ashes interred at a cemetery in Winnipeg.
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Fifteen sets of ashes do not have name tags on them.
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I want my ashes to be spread over the Hawaiian ocean.
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To this day, she wonders whether those are her cat's ashes.
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At Carnegie Hall she rose a bedazzled phoenix from the ashes.
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The first of those temples contains the ashes of many royals.
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Or that the meaning seems to be "baked under the ashes"?
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Source: Business of Fashion, Vogue, "Scatter my ashes at Bergdorf Goodman"
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Everything turns bitter in my mouth and ashes in my hands.
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She was driving past houses that had been reduced to ashes.
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We can only hope to recover our history from the ashes.
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Ashes compacted into a firework and shot out over the sea?
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They include fasting and abstaining from eating meat, not receiving ashes.
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Any hope of future connection was buried along with his ashes.
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She was told to burn certain herbs and sprinkle the ashes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOSTON — Steve McQueen's "Ashes" lingers.
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Many of his clients, Mr. Mishima anticipates, will split their ashes.
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Ashes the size of my palm were falling on my car.
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Out of the ashes, local warlords and strongmen would rise up.
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What phoenix will rise from the ashes of our tribal partisanship?
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And he doesn't care who or what is reduced to ashes.
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But even without the ashes, there is still Gehrig's bronze plaque.
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His ashes sit in their living room, tucked above family photos.
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They are reduced to eating cactus and even rocks or ashes.
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The ashes were interred at what later became the Friendship Garden.
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Pearl Harbor survivors can have their ashes scattered over the harbor.
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The ashes sit perfectly in the drinks holder by his legs.
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Then they poured in Ms. Consolo's ashes, burying her beside him.
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Each time this phoenix rose from the ashes and started anew.
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They brought his ashes, and left a seat open for him.
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On one occasion, Raylaine allegedly ordered the woman to open an urn containing her mother's ashes, pour them into a bowl with milk, and eat the ashes with the spoon, while the others watched and laughed.
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Brian Kokoska's Trauma Sauna opens on September 10th at ASHES/ASHES Gallery in L.A. Related: Kevin Beasley's Moment Is Yours | Studio Visits Dan Colen Exposes Himself | Studio Visits 13 Must-See Artists at NADA New York
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David Bowie's greatest years began nine days before Apollo 11 touched down in the Sea of Tranquillity, with the release of his single "Space Oddity"; they ended 11 years later, with the single "Ashes to Ashes".
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"The family would hold on to the ashes, and when Mom passes away and she wants little Fifi to be buried with her, they were putting the ashes in with her at her death," he said.
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Numerous churches in New York, Boston, Toronto, Phoenix, San Diego, San Francisco, Liverpool and more will be have the option for worshippers to be blessed with ashes made from makeup-grade glitter mixed with traditional ashes. Rev.
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I felt like I was on a movie set, the movie a cross between the video for David Bowie's "Ashes to Ashes," Men at Work's "Down Under," and scenes from Pulp Fiction and the original Twin Peaks.
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"Out of blood and ashes we can bring out our inner strength."
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Let the world burn, and out of the ashes arise a new
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Daenerys rose from the ashes of Drogo's hut with three live dragons.
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Jack is dead, and his ashes are in Kate's (Chrissy Metz) house.
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In the ashes, they also found a singed notebook, the affidavit said.
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His ashes are to be displayed for two days in the capital.
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The hollow insides were stuffed with grass, ashes, dirt, and animal hair.
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We know our baby is in heaven but want his ashes back.
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I can just rise from the ashes in a more brilliant way.
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When they get home, Toby starts talking to Jack's ashes for advice.
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She also keeps a silver urn containing his ashes on the dashboard.
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"There's no assurance the temple can store the ashes permanently," Fung explained.
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After Craig's death, Turner spread his ashes off the coast of California.
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"It was dust, it wasn't actually ashes … Ryan was p—–," Cohen said.
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"Jim Comey reappears like the Phoenix emerging from the ashes," Bongino said.
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Now he wonders whether the company really sent him their cremated ashes.
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According to Santiago the officers obliged and did not touch the ashes.
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Ancient civilizations used ashes, sulfur, and salts to keep pests at bay.
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The rescue team also found the urn that held Geer's husband's ashes.
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Who offers it: Artful Ashes in Seattle; online-only shop Spirit Pieces.
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We won't be seeing NASA do things like space ashes, I hope.
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It was a place he loved, and his ashes are scattered there.
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A secular republic was founded by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk on its ashes.
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Rising from the ashes of his industry blackballing and near-fatal shooting.
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Their victory would quickly turn not merely to ashes, but to ice.
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The olive green military jeep that carried Fidel Castro's ashes broke down.
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She also reveals that she cremated Gabbana and will keep her ashes.
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He keeps his brother's ashes in a box on the kitchen counter.
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I put their ashes in the Hudson River and the Grand Canyon.
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"And then they're reborn in 2016, out of the ashes," Davies said.
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Other European countries are also rather liberal with the preservation of ashes.
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One is very much reminded of a phoenix rising from the ashes.
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It's not ashes, because you can see that Post's breath is cold.
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The ashes were put in urns that were placed in a columbarium.
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Boyce was cremated and his ashes were given to his dad, Victor.
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"It seems more poetic," he said, "that I should scatter her ashes."
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"Ashes" is a melancholy, magisterial work, of big dreams and sudden death.
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And when all else fails, Angela's Ashes will put things in perspective.
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Her ashes are interred at the headquarters of the NAACP in Baltimore.
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But researchers found what appeared to be metal fragments in the ashes.
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I understand unclaimed ashes are something of an epidemic in North America.
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"And then you get turned into ashes!" the little girl howled, incredulous.
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She had it cremated and the ashes placed in an urn. Opinion
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Two years later, he taunted death once more, snorting his father's ashes.
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Bacchus, the god of wine, will rise from Semele's ashes, we learn.
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"Ashes" is not specifically symbolic, but that's what makes it so enduring.
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And from the ashes of their world, we'll build a better one!
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There may be hope yet for Phenix to rise from the ashes.
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These developments are rising from the ashes of former Sears department stores.
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But Marcio Tenharim retains hope, because without that, there are only ashes.
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His family came to scatter his uncle's ashes up by Baker Lake.
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She has emerged from the ashes and she could beat Sleepy Joe!
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A scorched grass tree regrows among the ashes in Australia's Blue Mountains.
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Their houses, shops and places of worship have been reduced to ashes.
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Ultimately, his ashes were stored in his old home in central Beijing.
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The ashes symbolize penance and the dust from which God made people.
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You can also have your ashes encased in a glass art memorial.
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Going into the Ashes, most pundits expected the contest to be tight.
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Mr. Lal called them "the embers beneath the ashes" of Sinhalese anger.
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His ashes were later inurned at Arlington National Cemetery with full honors.
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Members scattered the ashes of loved ones on the White House lawn.
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These ashes are then scattered over sunchoke cream mixed with pickled sunchokes.
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Nothing was left of them except ashes and a few charred wheels.
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Among the desserts are sweet potatoes cooked in ashes with ice cream.
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It is packed into banana leaves and dried under hot ashes overnight.
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Remember my son and my husband before you return me to ashes.
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"They're so grateful and thankful for beauty among the ashes," he said.
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Entire neighborhoods in the city of Santa Rosa were reduced to ashes.
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Kareem Hunt: Police Launch Internal Investigation SpongeBob Creator: Ashes Scattered At Sea
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So far, the family hasn't said where the ashes will be strewn.
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I thought about someone having their ashes scattered in that creek, and the journey those ashes would make from Mingo Run down to the Ohio River into the Mississippi and the Gulf of Mexico—a pilgrimage in death.
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"We're seeing a lot of independent providers popping up to do everything from turning your loved one's ashes into a diamond ring to shooting their ashes into space to planting them under a tree in the forest," says Johnston.
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Artist Zefrey Throwell has used his father's ashes mixed with the meth that killed him for mixed media works on the complexity of family memory, while Wafaa Bilal scattered human ashes on his scale reproductions of destruction in Iraq.
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Now that's what you call a phoenix rising from the asses — er, ashes.
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Out of the ashes of conflict, many of our brave girls are rising.
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A family searches through the ashes of their burned home in Paradise, California.
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"Regrets and ashes strip me down, illuminating every bloated view," he sings first.
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Some students who knew about the ashes apparently ate the baked goods anyway.
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Many Phuds smoked, a common addiction then, and tapped ashes into trash cans.
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I also liked the symbolism of 'rising from the ashes,' like a phoenix.
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Brown had risen from the ashes and began pressuring Ellenberger against the cage.
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Human flesh, which matched Lueck's DNA profile, was also found in the ashes.
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On the bluff overlooking all of Jötunheim, the two men scatter Faye's ashes.
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When the ashes fall, Aiko looks up at the camera, facing the viewer.
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Jason Leach's preferred method of immortalization is to press his ashes into vinyl.
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Then, unexpectedly, the ashes were delivered to her three weeks later by mail.
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Grow delivered the ashes to the Saunders family at their home in Tennessee.
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But, like a phoenix rising from the ashes, The Leg has emerged again.
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While this is all happening, Josh is pouring Rita's ashes into the ocean.
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He appeared to be rising from it, like a phoenix from the ashes.
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Andy brought his ashes, instead, with the promise that he'd scatter them there.
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Arrivo was born from of the ashes of BamBrogan's relationship with Hyperloop One.
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The sixth installment of the novel series, Babylon's Ashes, was published last December.
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It rose from the ashes of Netscape Navigator, slain by Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
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Rippey found his parents' bodies close together in the ashes of their home.
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The ashes were finally left to cool with a settlement in early 2017.
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LeeAnn Winn's pendant, which contains her infant son's ashes, was stolen last week.
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Step 8: Burn the thread and bury the ashes away from your home.
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There, sitting in front of a tree where Jack Pearson's ashes were scattered.
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Here, we've rounded up some of the lesser known memorial uses for ashes.
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"I'm afraid our homes and properties have been turned to ashes," he said.
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Carrie Fisher's brother Todd carries her ashes in a Prozac pill-shaped urn.
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From Scrabble to sex, he's somehow roleplaying Gigi amid the ashes of America.
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Bialetti's ashes were placed inside a large coffee pot urn on Feb. 16.
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So from the ashes our antihero emerges, reborn, but...wait for it...ugly.
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The origins of today's EU lie in the ashes of post-war Europe.
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I spread his ashes overlooking the Quilotoa Lake and it was absolutely breathtaking.
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State television said about 28,000 hectares of pine forest was turned to ashes.
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Mercury 7 astronaut Gordon Cooper's ashes were on board that flight as well.
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After World War II, the United States rebuilt western Europe from the ashes.
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Christina Anderson is author of "The Ashes Under Gait City" and other plays.
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Mr. Longacre had asked his friends to spread his ashes on mountain summits.
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Let's use the Thomas Fire to help us rise out of the ashes.
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Then her ashes would join him, protectively, definitively, behind the green marble wall.
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She cited the island's recent rainfall, which has cleared some of the ashes.
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I came up with the idea to use Micks ashes in her nails.
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I came up with the idea to use Mick's ashes in her nails.
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"Help us," the alderman wrote, "be the Phoenix that rises from the ashes."
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They were taken to Kathmandu for cremation and the ashes returned to Iceland.
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On Tuesday night, the Democratic Party proved it's not quite dust and ashes.
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The certificate says he was cremated and his ashes returned to his daughter.
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She waited a couple of weeks and called, wondering where the ashes were.
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The family just wishes to have their pet's ashes back home with them.
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That's why her ashes are here, and she has the most beautiful tree.
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The Shepard Fairey connection was completely something Ashes 57 brought to the table.
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Burn it until it is ashes, removed from the annals of human history.
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Make sure you burn it completely, using the ashtray to catch the ashes.
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Read: The Vatican Says Catholics Shouldn't Spread Their Dead Relatives' Ashes Around Anymore
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"It turns people into a skull on a pile of ashes," Farmer said.
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To some people, ashes are sacred, the physical embodiment of our inextinguishable spirits.
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I removed the simple wooden box that holds a portion of John's ashes.
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Two years later, he taunted death once more, snorting his dead father's ashes.
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Ryosen Kojima, 62, Tousenji's priest, said the temple would keep the ashes indefinitely.
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After her mother was cremated, her ashes were put in a purple urn.
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WOMAN OF THE ASHES By Mia Couto Translated by David Brookshaw 255 pp.
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That leaves us with another full hour of tediously sorting through the ashes.
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His ashes were thrown into the Tiber, in case he became a martyr.
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I'm carrying my father's ashes in a plastic bag inside a cheap urn.
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V. Gene Robinson, who will carry his ashes and preside over Friday's service.
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I found peace only when I returned to Italy to spread Nonna's ashes.
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And they want to rise up almost from the ashes and say: 'Wow!
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Even if the house is still there, the community itself is in ashes.
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But out of the ashes, the great cathedral in Paris will be reborn.
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He just kept re-emerging, rising from the ashes, as an unstoppable force.
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In the first episode, an accident befalls Bertie's boyfriend's grandmother's ashes (a classic), Bertie and Tuca go on a ridiculous quest to get them back (familiar), and the ashes get baked into a cake inhabited by the grandmother's ghost (what?).
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The studies take about two years—sometimes shorter, sometimes longer—and then after the studies are completed, the remains are cremated and the family can have their ashes returned to them, or we inter the ashes in one of our cemeteries.
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"Ashes to ashes, dust to white liberal feminism," wrote LeRhonda Manigault-Bryant, associate professor of Africana studies at Williams College, in an impassioned open letter noting that white feminists now shared the kind of fears long known to black women.
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And yet it is just possible that something better may rise from the ashes.
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But Martin Castro said his half-brother's ashes would not be interred in Bíran.
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Hawking's ashes will be buried alongside the graves of Charles Darwin and Isaac Newton.
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The urns are modeled after the real ones used to store each relative's ashes.
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And James from the Twilight Sad came aboard to sing "Scattered Ashes" with you.
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Because the climax finds her literally burning that history to ashes with patriarchal hellfire.
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"I don't know how long I lay in bed with Amiir's ashes," she writes.
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Fetch was born from the ashes of Breakout Room, a tool for simplifying webinars.
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But when Katie returned in 2018, she was alone -- and carrying her husband's ashes.
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" Daenerys refuses, though, explaining, "I am not here to be queen of the ashes.
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Wolf also joked that Sanders uses the ashes of truth and honesty as eyeshadow.
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In the next scene, Massi makes a mess when he unboxes his partner's ashes.
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You can stand there as long as you want until you finish spreading ashes.
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She requested that her ashes be strewn across Lake Zurich once it was over.
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As the world goes up in flames, a smol bean sprouts from the ashes.
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There are a lot of options for disposing of human ashes, it turns out.
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These are people who the last thing they saw was their home in ashes.
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Well done, SLC-17, and may more phoenixes rise from this storied site's ashes.
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Having your ashes planted with a tree is another extension of asserting your singularity.
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Rise from the ashes Losing can also be the catalyst of a new beginning.
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I didn't have to worry about getting ashes everywhere or smelling up the room.
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Mercury also gave Austin the responsibility of burying his ashes in a secret location.
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There is a memorial service for families and students and the ashes are returned.
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In addition to Capote's ashes, various personal items of the author were also sold.
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But thanks to the efforts of several leaders, Detroit has risen from the ashes.
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The Kingdom has been claimed by the Saviors, and Alexandria was firebombed to ashes.
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We knew that God would provide and out of the ashes we would rise.
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Depp would later spend $3 million to fire Thompson's ashes out of a cannon.
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The deadly blaze began in the mudroom where ashes from the fireplace were placed.
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Rise from the ashes as you channel Greek mythology with this phoenix embroidered jacket.
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One woman, Jodie Jackson Wells, recalled packing her mother's ashes into a pill bottle.
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Today, however, you may notice that some people have glitter mixed into their ashes.
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Apparently it was a windy day, because the ashes blew back on the guests.
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The wild world, on the other hand, will largely rise from ashes, sometimes gloriously.
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Things rich people can do to mourn their pets: Compress their ashes into diamonds.
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The ashes in the glaze melt to form gloss you see on the surface.
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And in the other pocket the note says I am just dust and ashes.
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From the ashes of Grenfell, a new role for the British state may rise.
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There are companies that offer to transport the ashes of loved ones to space!
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Fires destroyed more than 5,700 homes and businesses, with entire neighborhoods reduced to ashes.
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Has to be ground down into ashes before a new structure can be formed.
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The majority were found in their homes, reduced to "ashes and bones," Giordano said.
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"Some of them are merely ashes and bones," Sonoma County Sheriff Rob Giordano said.
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The second trilogy — Cibola Burn, Nemesis Games, and Babylon's Ashes — dealt with the fallout.
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Soon, the ashes of her photos joined Mao's in dusty piles on the floor.
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It should be read as "Grate-ful?" as in a grate full of ASHES.
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Breakingviews A potash giant may soon emerge from the ashes of failed global matchmaking.
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A woman reportedly dumped ashes in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" ride at Disneyland.
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In France, relatives are allowed to spread ashes, but not keep them at home.
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Torch is Tahir's sequel to her hit 2015 novel, An Ember in the Ashes.
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It was a statue of Jesus -- covered with soot and ashes, but still standing.
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A pickle jar handcrafted from local clay and glazed with wood-stove ashes ($215).
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So, friends, let's freak the fuck out together, and stream From the Ashes now.
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This more recent statue has been compared to a "phoenix rising from the ashes."
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For 20 years, the ashes of Matthew Shepard have not been laid to rest.
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Now they're sweeping up the ashes, and warning of new blazes sure to come.
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The plastic bag of ashes was labeled with a number, which was somehow hilarious.
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He wanted his ashes spread in the Gulf of Mexico by the Florida Keys.
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Sources say she was cremated and her husband has retained her ashes ever since.
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The Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston acquired Steve McQueen's video installation "Ashes" (2002–15).
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Raphael Guido Rombauer, a Civil War veteran, whose ashes remained unclaimed for 102 years.
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Mr. Gonzales described a smoke-filled sky with solitary chimneys rising among the ashes.
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From the ashes he salvaged his piano tools and his wife's Italian-made bicycle.
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"All that's left of my sister are her ashes in a box," he said.
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From the ashes rose a new way to value versatility in a frontcourt player.
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So much fire that if we both caught on, we'd be turned into ashes.
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Small things matter … Out of these ashes have come many new and restored connections.
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The cylinder held the ashes of her grandson, who died when he was 22.
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She now, after 11 years of waiting, felt she could finally bury his ashes.
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"Here is your father looking at the ashes of his failed marriage," he explained.
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A few of Jackson's closest friends spread some of his ashes at Burning Man.
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Only recently did he decide that Citi Field was worthy of Mr. Riegel's ashes.
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Aerial photos show how villages have been burned to ashes in Myanmar's Rohingya crisis
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The government then showed reporters images of the ashes being scattered from a boat.
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A neighborhood in Paradise, California, is left in ashes following a deadly wildfire, Nov.
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The heavy-duty black plastic bag containing Marcia's ashes had passed through customs undetected.
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The demagogues would burn themselves out, and the pragmatists would rebuild upon the ashes.
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Now, the urns holding their ashes sit side by side in a funeral home.
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And Jill Magid altered the ashes of modernist architect Luis Barragán into a diamond.
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The ashes of the leader Deng Xiaoping, who died in 1997, were scattered at sea.
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However, Jordyn Woods might already be channeling her inner phoenix to rise from the ashes.
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Sawdust, leaves and even ashes are sometimes used, solutions that can often lead to infections.
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France were magnificent with Zidane ascendant, a phoenix from the ashes of gratuitous disciplinary issues.
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They then watch with Mr. Burns's finger-tapping delight as the Clippers combust into ashes.
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She will be cremated and her ashes buried at an undisclosed location in the zoo.
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His ashes will be flown back to the United States on Friday, the source adds.
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"I&aposve been completely burned to ashes," he reportedly said in a retirement news conference.
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Amy and Arnold Hardy's ashes were buried side-by-side in plots at a churchyard.
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His ashes are expected to arrive in Santiago de Cuba Saturday for a 473 p.m.
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Outside, it's raining the ashes of the men, women, children, and buildings of King's Landing.
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Except for one set of ashes in the 1970s, the Bleecker burials stopped after 1884.
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The Valencics lost their dog, childhood keepsakes, and a family member's ashes in the fire.
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I do think actually that Smoke and Ashes is the best [in the series] yet.
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B. To see centuries of history reduced to ashes is devastating, to say the least.
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A firefighter shovels ashes while searching for bodies in San Miguel Los Lotes on Monday.
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Khoshbin dubbed it the Agera RS Phoenix, rising out of the ashes of the Gryphon.
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To dry out the torso, the mortician stuffed the abdomen with hot ashes or coals.
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You can see the ashes on the sink and a scorched section of the carpet.
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For Californians sifting through the ashes of their incinerated homes, the future will look bleak.
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His ashes are expected to be placed near Sir Isaac Newton's grave in the Abbey.
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From those ashes rises one son, Lucas Cortas, who wants to seize control of everything.
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Rather than fail, I kind of rose from the ashes of whatever that situation was.
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This guy has risen from the ashes so many times he'd make a phoenix jealous.
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His ashes have been on the waiting list for a public columbarium for one year.
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Another way to make money out of cremations is to do more with the ashes.
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New guidelines urge people to keep ashes in a "sacred place" like a church cemetery.
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At Mardi Gras this year, Ms. Schwartzs's ashes are to be carried in the Ste.
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Followed by Caliban's War, Abbadon's Gate, Cibola Burn, Nemisis Games, Babylon's Ashes, and Persepolis Rising.
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Ashes aren't even the most wild request Mostrom has had in his decade-plus career.
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If mixing your dead friend's ashes with tattoo ink isn't the your thing, no worries.
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Someone then has to ride through it alone and sweep up any and all ashes.
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None of the people the Journal talked to believed custodians saw them dispersing the ashes.
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Jolla's Sailfish OS rose from the ashes of Nokia and Intel's ill-fated collaboration, MeeGo.
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As we reported ... Gerard found his home in ashes this weekend after returning to Malibu.
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Meanwhile, their former home, Upton Park, is lying in ruins, a heap of smouldering ashes.
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It's also where his ashes will be delivered to a final resting place on Sunday.
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His ashes arrived Saturday in Santiago after a four-day tour across the island nation.
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Eventually, the Moores went to pick up Winnie's ashes and paid for the cremation themselves.
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You fill the kit with about one cup of ashes, and mail it back in.
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It's most famous project was rescuing large parts of GeoCities from the ashes in 2009.
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"Ashes from the burned areas helps enrich the soil when the rains come," he said.
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We could theoretically re-create a burned book from its ashes by turning back time.
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That was a mistake: their Pyrrhic victory at the FCC will now turn to ashes.
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As told to Javier Cabral Timothy Hollingsworth is the chef behind Otium and Barrel & Ashes.
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But though this summer's Ashes are finely balanced, they will feature several second-rate players.
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In 20183 Australia could boast of ten such players in their Ashes squad of 22018.
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Koduri proved his point by showing the cards running strategy game Ashes of the Singularity.
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Regime consolidation over ashes still can be useful for illicit businesses and regionally subversive operations.
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I'm very much focused on the beginning, the transformation and what rises from the ashes.
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That loophole has since been shut down, but other methods are rising from its ashes.
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"I wasn't sure what was in that baggie, somebody's ashes or cocaine," said Mr. Tatko.
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Todd was seen carrying his sister's ashes in an urn shaped like a Prozac pill.
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The ashes were stolen from the Bapu Bahwan memorial in Madhya, Pradesh in central India.
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A bride had her late father's ashes made into acrylic nails for her wedding day.
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What better way to have used a tiny amount of ashes to bring such happiness.
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Three weeks later, on their island in Maine, Freeman poured Carson's ashes into the sea.
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The toddler begins to put the ashes in his mouth, and his mother stops talking.
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We are not in "Angela's Ashes" territory, still less in the land of misery memoir.
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The alliance was forged out of the ashes of two world wars under American leadership.
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Czechoslovakia was created only in 1918, out of the ashes of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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Then the 76-year-old made his way down the ridge, walking through smoldering ashes.
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To his knowledge, this is the first time human ashes have ever been auctioned off.
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Expectations for Dark Souls are rightly high, and Ashes of Ariandel doesn't hit the mark.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story" ("From the Ashes of Tragedy") D.V. DeVincentis, "The People v.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story" ("From the Ashes of Tragedy") Anthony Hemingway, "The People v.
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Ashes on the wall, dust to dust, American Horror Story gives zero you-know-whats.
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And I know that the phoenix can rise out of the ashes, so to speak.
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Hess gave her and other family members some ashes, which Thomas says she still has.
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"Like a phoenix from the ashes, Eureka is back!" she crowed, kissing the purple floor.
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In this, perhaps the greatest Ashes series of all time, he was England's cricketing nemesis.
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In the resort town of Ojai, for example, ashes continue to powder the scorched landscape.
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Home — or what he had until recently known as home — is a pile of ashes.
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Women have to skulk away, and put on the sackcloth and ashes, and shut up.
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Some of her ashes were scattered at sea and the family is keeping the rest.
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But many have no soap and very little water, so simply use sand and ashes.
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Ashes & Diamonds, owned by the former music producer Kashy Khaledi, has a retro-modern vibe.
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Those same footprints hang on my bedroom wall along with a locket containing her ashes.
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Perhaps that would have been where the urn of ashes would actually have ended up.
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He was buried alongside the ashes of his wife, Liang Boqi, who died in 2013.
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New nations -- Austria, Hungary, Yugoslavia and Poland among them -- were born from the war's ashes.
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Two weeks ago, my family gathered to spread my mother's ashes in the Pacific Ocean.
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A note to my grieving survivors: Kindly sprinkle my ashes at all the above locations.
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The arsonists responsible for the Christmas nutcracker-like statue's ashes are reportedly still at large.
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They took Mr. Howell's ashes with them and left an open seat, the newspaper said.
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The Colorado Sun, an online publication, arose from the ashes of The Denver Post's decline.
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Then he paddles, the ashes by his legs, in a straight line out to sea.
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As one of the last surviving samurai, you rise from the ashes to fight back.
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His rise symbolized the country's emergence as an economic powerhouse from the ashes of war.
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The weapons' most memorialized victim was Guernica, the Basque village burned to ashes in 2197.
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Wooden urns holding the ashes of her three dogs We've been here about 30 years.
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"Those are victories that were given birth by the ashes of the unrest," he said.
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My mother's ashes turned part of Sawtooth Lake a milky turquoise color, refusing to dissipate.
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Others wear the effects of the fire, like "Ashes" the clown with a disfiguring burn.
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The ashes of Prince were gingerly carried away from the mortuary where he was cremated.
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I pulled my car over to listen to "Ashes to Ashes" in 1980 the first time it came over the radio because the snapping bass guitar opening the song was so compelling; I didn't even know it was Mr. Bowie's song until he started singing.
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"A private burial of Garrett's ashes will be held at a later time once his parents figure out how the hell to get his ashes made into a tree and locate a nature preserve, so his tree resides in a protected area," they wrote.
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"A private burial of Garrett's ashes will be held at a later time once his parents figure out how the hell to get his ashes made into a tree and locate a nature preserve, so his tree resides in a protected area," the obituary said.
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The wiry, intense actress returns in the next play, the hourlong "Ashes to Ashes," and brings a rabid physicality to that charged two-hander, in which you can't quite be sure whether the couple on view are each other's lovers or tormentors, or maybe both.
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The two men were cremated, and their ashes were then transported to their home of Iceland.
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It also asks cities to provide incentives for degradable urns, scattering ashes and burials at sea.
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Her ashes were placed in an urn and returned to the representative of the woman's estate.
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Yet from from the piss-stained ashes of these mistakes and misdemeanors, lessons can be learned.
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"When we scattered Alison's ashes in a river, we included a bag of charms," she says.
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Moore recalled spreading her son's ashes into the Owen River in the days following his death.
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He was allegedly cremated, his ashes flushed down a toilet bowl, according to an angry Duterte.
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David Bowie's son denies that a portion of his father's ashes were scattered at Burning Man.
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" After the death of the beloved, "The interpretation of desire is forever lost in your ashes.
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I was starting to suspect I wouldn't find one right place to spread my mother's ashes.
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She says goodbye to Mike, then disappears along with the monster in a flutter of ashes.
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The $24.99 Ashes of Ariandel comes to PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One arrives on Oct.
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Project Runway's rise from the ashes of TWC marks a shift into a post-Weinstein world.
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The ashes have settled, and now it's time for phoenixes (sort of ) to rise, sans Weinstein.
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The Ember in the Ashes series continues, and the world is on the brink of war.
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For weeks afterward, we harvested produce while covered in the ashes of California's most deadly wildfire.
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Later, a woman casts ashes into the ocean while Aiko looks on from behind a veil.
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They also unveiled subsidies to promote the dissemination of ashes through burials at sea and land.
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The fire turns the Lannister lion to ashes as it creeps across the map of Westeros.
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He walked to the front of the stage during an intermission to sprinkle his friend's ashes.
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The two countries are no longer swapping insults and promising to turn each other into ashes.
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His business is not registered as a private columbarium, so he does not store people's ashes.
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The buyer of his ashes is a collector that wishes to remain anonymous, according to Julien.
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Officials at the Met appeared relieved at the prospect that the substance could have been ashes.
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And lo, the phoenix has risen from the ashes of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's relationship!
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"Now local food systems, medicine stocks (and) home businesses have been brought to ashes," Simango said.
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His father didn&apost want a funeral and requested that his ashes be spread in Maine.
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"The police stood by while all the houses and colonies were burnt to ashes," says Raheem.
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Once she received them, she suspected they were not his ashes because they looked like sand.
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But my tears would drown the world, as my inner fire would reduce it to ashes.
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His house had burned down early in the fighting, and weeds had sprouted from the ashes.
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Scattering ashes (referred to as 'cremated remains' by the church) is not permitted under Catholic rules.
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She said she did not realize the ashes represented only a portion of her husband's remains.
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Soon, Bilyeu will get her son's ashes and she may spread them at a family plot.
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Machinery worth millions and all the papers pertaining to his lifelong research were burnt to ashes.
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They deal with the universe in one pocket and the dust and ashes in the other.
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Tottenham have cobbled together a genuine title challenge from the ashes of the past few years.
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Let's euthanize mash-up culture and burn it in a kiln so only its ashes remain.
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Mr Stokes was later found not guilty of assault, but only after missing an Ashes series.
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It propels Our Revolution, which emerged from the ashes of his campaign to elect progressive candidates.
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A sample of James' ashes were put in a small capsule engraved with his initials, JME.
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Which is awesome because I rose up from some serious ashes to finally have my say.
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The tin that Archie showed us in the ops hut contained a handful of Yaz's ashes.
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I didn't want to see the ashes fall, so I turned around, and there was Joe.
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Around a bend, a new house has emerged from a jumble of ashes and crumpled metal.
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The family first held a memorial when Casey passed away and scattered some of his ashes.
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It seems that she rose like the mythological phoenix from the ashes of a former self.
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Montmartre's famous music-hall, the Moulin Rouge, is little more than a heap of ashes now.
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I take care of their ashes probably in a different manner from what they would want.
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He's also threatened to reduce the United States "to ashes" if it strikes North Korea first.
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Now that your past is a pile of ashes, it's time to rise like a phoenix.
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I was a phoenix rising from the gooey, cheesy ashes to become my fully formed self.
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Other clues were dropped throughout the episode referring to fire, and leaving a city in ashes.
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The ashes, gathered in heaps, served to fertilize the Commandant's garden, the Germans being early recyclers.
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With the breeze blowing, they tipped an urn and scattered their dog's ashes into the water.
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Among the ashes on street corners, there is fresh water and food for dogs and cats.
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Last Sunday, just before the fires, my family gathered at the ranch to scatter Grandma's ashes.
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The order also cited concerns about a case involving the ashes Hess returned to one family.
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A green burial mixes your ashes with a seedling, wood chips and a special soil mix.
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Larson's remains were cremated, and the church kept the ashes in an urn at an altar.
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His ashes are scooped into an ornate metal box, which flies back to Italy with Donatella.
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Of all the protagonists of the 2005 Ashes series, he was one of the most minor.
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Before the 2005 Ashes series began, Ponting did at least show a certain wariness of England.
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After ISIS rose from AQI's ashes, Fallujah was the first major city it managed to seize.
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An urn full of the ashes of a long-ago lover is emptied into a sink.
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Ms. Lester said she had returned from England a few weeks ago with her brother's ashes.
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According to Tim Weiner's Legacy of Ashes, the Soviets sought the software on the open market.
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Twain wanted Early Rose potatoes, a Vermont-bred heirloom, roasted in the ashes of a fire.
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An area of forest in Altamira, Brazil, is left in ashes following widespread fires, Aug. 225.
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Nor did the ashes of other cremated Hall of Famers ever find a home in Cooperstown.
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After that, she may scatter the ashes at home, or bury them in nearby St. Louis.
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Today, the "Phoenix event" is a REBIRTH, or the rising of a phoenix from the ashes.
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Fisher told her grandson he didn't have to get the ashes if he didn't want to.
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In the end, we were covered in Nonna's ashes and so was the field around us.
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He'd told everyone back home that he was going to the island to scatter Marcia's ashes.
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After I die, my son will take my ashes and scatter them in the Yellow River.
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Usually, this was a gentle toss: committing the ashes of a loved one to the deep.
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Let's hope that the phoenix will rise from the ashes of this crisis in American democracy.
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Another wretched Knicks season has ended, but from its ashes a justifiable optimism is taking root.
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One of my all-time favorites is "Falling Ashes," it's Route 113 from Ruby and Sapphire.
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"His ashes would haunt us until we unraveled the true cause of the disaster," Chertok said.
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But also, they're kind of rewarded by having all these high-tech options for the ashes.
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Some clients have asked to save a part of the animal so that later it can be cloned; others have asked that when they themselves die, that their ashes be mixed with those of their pet, and that their family members sprinkle the ashes in the ocean.
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The obituary says a private burial of Garrett&aposs ashes "will be held at a later time, once his parents figure out how the hell to get his ashes made into a tree and locate a nature preserve, so his tree resides in a protected area."
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READING INTO HISTORY FAMILY BOOK CLUB SPECIAL EVENT: 'ASHES,' BY LAURIE HALSE ANDERSON (Sunday) This program at the DiMenna Children's History Museum of the New-York Historical Society centers on "Ashes," a novel that captures America's revolutionary past from an uncommon perspective: that of colonial slaves.
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