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I am sure that present Royalty would neither be boycotted nor burked.
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One or two motions for amnesty were burked by the previous question.
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There is a Lhassa in Mayfair, our efforts to attain which are burked.
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The dean especially would have burked it at once had he suspected its existence.
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They burked the fact that they possessed plot-letters alleged to be by Logan.
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The victim was seized from behind, one man gagged or burked him, while another picked his pocket.
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Between you and Mr. Theydon, the work of my department has been hindered and burked most scandalously.
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The reporters left it out... Those who spoke in favour of the poor men, were what the reporters call burked.
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Although his major league career ended in 1926, Burked continued to play professional baseball for the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League for six years from 1927 to 1932. He was Toronto's starting second baseman for much of that time, appearing in 709 games, 657 at second base, and compiling a .281 batting average.
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It is revealed that Greg was a big fan of The X-Files because in the season 7 episode "Leapin' Lizards" he says that he "practically grew up on The X-Files". At some stage, Greg lived in New York (season 2, "Burked"). He also used to bowl in high school as seen in the season 10 episode, "Lover's Lanes". Greg also reveals to Nick while working on a case about illegal drag racing in the episode "Internal Combustion" that he once stole his Papa Olaf's car while he was taking a nap when he was 12, took it round the block twice and almost ran over his own foot when trying to reverse it back into the driveway.
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A prosecution death theory, which the jury ultimately rejected, formed the basis for "Burked", a September 27, 2001 episode of the TV series CSI. After the jury in the re-trial found Tabish and Murphy not guilty of murder news accounts reported that jurors had been unwilling to find them guilty because the forensic evidence introduced by the prosecution had not met the standards of the television show. The case was covered extensively in Death in the Desert,Death in the Desert: The Ted Binion Homicide Case, Cathy Scott; published 2000 () a biographical true crime book by author Cathy Scott, in Positively Fifth StreetPositively Fifth Street, James McManus; published 2003 () by James McManus, which is about a poker tournament at the Binion family's Horseshoe, and in An Early Grave, by Gary C. King and released in 2001 as part of the 'St. Martin's True Crime Classics' series.
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