Remains cremated Noel-Schure announced Saturday that his remains had been cremated.
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"Personally I will want to be cremated when I die, but I will not want to see anyone I know cremated," Kagwa said.
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Investigating cremated remains When Snoeck was working on his doctoral research at the University of Oxford's School of Archaeology, he was able to show that cremated bones still retain vital information.
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No autopsy was performed and the actor was later cremated.
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Nash said Enid Yeager signed off on having him cremated.
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I'm being cremated and my ashes are being scattered (somewhere).
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Powdered baby formula, medicines, and cremated human remains are exempt.
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Currently in Washington, bodies can either be cremated or buried.
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A: Most people are buried or cremated when they die.
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The document also showed that Marshall was cremated on Dec.
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If it is, their bodies will have to be cremated.
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The government then released the heads and they were cremated.
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Those bodies were cremated before medical examiners looked at them.
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They are not cremated in the ovens, they are processed .
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It will be carrying the cremated remains of 100 people.
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Over the weekend, the city of Oga cremated the bodies.
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Just have me cremated and have a simple service somewhere.
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The majority of Americans are now choosing to be cremated.
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When you die, do you want to be buried or cremated?
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Nobel laureate and environmental activist Wangari Maathai was cremated in 2011.
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" I said; "so you want him to be cremated in nothing?
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SpaceX will also be delivering the cremated remains of 152 people.
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"I'd like to be cremated," he says without hesitation when asked.
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His body had been cremated, leaving her no grave to visit.
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Ben was cremated, and the cremains went to a niche there.
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She was cremated, her ashes interred at a cemetery in Winnipeg.
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A lot of people want to be cremated with unusual things.
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A few days later, I sent his body to be cremated.
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He died days later and was cremated five days post-treatment.
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So, despite her wishes otherwise, she was cremated for financial reasons.
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Against both Greek and Jewish tradition, his family cremated the body.
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It's not going to be cremated and chucked into a landfill.
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We're told no autopsy was performed and he was later cremated.
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Though he was cremated on Wednesday, no funeral date is set yet.
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Many victims were cremated immediately, before their diagnosis and treatment in China.
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For example, deceased victims of the coronavirus are cremated immediately without funerals.
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"Uh, cremated," I blurt out, adhering to my actual after-life plan.
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Five days after being injected with the radioactive lutetium, he was cremated.
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However, it upheld Indiana's requirement that aborted fetuses be buried or cremated.
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If it is, she said their bodies will have to be cremated.
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Today, more than 8003 percent of Americans are cremated after they pass.
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The identities of the dead, cremated at public expense, are usually known.
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But since Wes' body was cremated, a second autopsy's not exactly possible.
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Now he wonders whether the company really sent him their cremated ashes.
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Click through to learn how people can honor their cremated loved ones.
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His body was not returned to the family, and was instead cremated.
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Stray dogs reportedly tore at the remains of his partially cremated body.
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She also reveals that she cremated Gabbana and will keep her ashes.
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Many, if not most, of those bodies have been buried or cremated.
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At Bukit Brown, the graves were exhumed individually and the remains cremated.
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Boyce was cremated and his ashes were given to his dad, Victor.
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To meet a target of having all dead be cremated starting Sept.
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Prince's remains have been cremated and their final storage will remain private.
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You can pretty much be cremated with anything—except for something explosive.
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She had it cremated and the ashes placed in an urn. Opinion
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"People have been cremated, for lack of a better term," said Sgt.
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There's no need for one if someone is being cremated, AARP advises.
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There's no need for one if someone is being cremated, AARP advises.
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Shepard's cremated remains are interred in the cathedral in the nation's capital.
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I had them cremated and I have them in my curio cabinet.
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No embalmed bodies or cremated remains are allowed in certified green cemeteries.
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The Medical Examiner's office said it signed off on a request for Fresh Kid's -- real name Chris Wong Won -- body to be cremated and sent to a funeral home, though it's unclear if the body's already been cremated.
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She told family members her father died suddenly and the hospital cremated him.
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When the circuses could have animals, we cremated a tigress and a giraffe.
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Several of his alleged victims' bodies were cremated before they could be tested.
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The singer's remains were cremated and a small, private service was held Saturday.
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He was the first ever person in the Alvarez family to be cremated.
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When they died, they would be cremated by a social democratic burial club.
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The first body I ever actually cremated was a man in his 60s.
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The law also requires that aborted fetuses or miscarriages be buried or cremated.
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The big three options "Everyone in my family has been cremated," Jorgenson said.
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Boyd was reportedly cremated the day after his death; no autopsy was performed.
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One bill, for example, would require fetal tissue to be cremated or buried.
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Yet the proposed law would require that such tissue be cremated or buried.
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In addition to dating back to 3,53 BC, the remains were also cremated.
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She was cremated, and there was no place to go and pay respects.
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The certificate says he was cremated and his ashes returned to his daughter.
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That bill would have required all fetal tissue to be cremated or buried.
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After her mother was cremated, her ashes were put in a purple urn.
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He held his father's cremated remains at a memorial service back in 2016.
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Many Catholic cemeteries now have niches and above-ground mausoleums for cremated remains.
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"This diamond was made from the cremated remains of Luis Barragán," she said.
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The percentage of deceased being cremated has risen by 50 percent since 2005.
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His funeral took place Sunday and he will be cremated, the statement said.
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A 2016 law requires that fetal remains be buried or cremated after an abortion.
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"I&aposm thinking about exhuming his body and having his remains cremated," Gutierrez said.
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The place where his body was cremated didn't know about the recent cancer treatment.
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The body of the former president was cremated in a private ceremony in Havana.
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"We have heard," that possible hurricane victims were being cremated without examination, Ortiz said.
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By the time Hunter landed, Cathy was dead and already prepped to be cremated.
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According to the death certificate, filed with the will, his body was cremated Jan.
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It's unclear if Garry will be buried or cremated -- both are acceptable in Buddhism.
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I cremated a woman once who used to live a couple blocks from me.
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The second being when we're buried or cremated, and nobody can see us anymore.
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The music legend was quietly cremated in New York City, PEOPLE learned on Friday.
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Collazo said he rented it to a group of surgeons, then had it cremated.
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Paul had his son's body cremated and brought back to the hills of Tennessee.
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After a weeklong hospital stay, he was hastily cremated the day after he died.
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It's where residents can choose to have their cremated remains interred when they die.
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No fingerprints could be lifted from the man's remains and his body was cremated.
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It urged that cremated remains be preserved in cemeteries or other approved sacred places.
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A family spokesperson told the Boston Globe's Travis Andersen that Hernandez will be cremated.
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In Hawaii, a body needs to be buried, cremated, or refrigerated within 30 hours.
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The 85033 bodies were cremated before medical examiners looked at them, according to BuzzFeed.
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Sources say she was cremated and her husband has retained her ashes ever since.
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Hess sent the family what she said were the cremated remains of the body.
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SpaceX recently launched the cremated remains of 152 people on its Falcon Heavy rocket.
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I have a feeling I might be cremated with a copy of Microsoft Word.
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The last king to be cremated was King Bhumibol's older brother, Ananda, in 1950.
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In the United States, more than 90 percent of people are buried or cremated.
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In sections that hold only cremated remains, the rows are now spaced closer together.
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It was in a crematorium so the proper term would be cremated, I suppose.
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Meacham said Prince's remains have been cremated and their final resting place will remain private.
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Prince's remains were cremated Saturday after a private ceremony, his publicist said in a statement.
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Castro is to be cremated on Saturday, and his funeral will take place on Dec.
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She will be cremated and her ashes buried at an undisclosed location in the zoo.
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They also wonder if the cremated remains that were subsequently given to them were genuine.
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Following the completion of an autopsy, his body was cremated and released to family members.
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The death certificate accompanying the will said he was cremated in New Jersey on Jan.
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For instance, she had Danny ask one woman if she'd rather be cremated, or buried.
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Upon my death, the diamond will be created from the carbon of my cremated remains.
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"We'll have a little food on the side, and I'll be cremated afterwards," Dale said.
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He was quickly cremated in an ashram ceremony again marked by ecstatic singing and dancing.
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The burial habits of Americans have changed, and nearly half are cremated rather than buried.
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This is the largest number of cremated North Koreans he has seen in 228 years.
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"We talked about it and we both said we wanted to be cremated," Crowley said.
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But if these people were cremated in Wales, how did they end up at Stonehenge?
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"Please accept my apologies for mistakenly having your mother Annie Little cremated," the letter said.
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These units can hold between 9-44 bodies until they can be cremated or buried.
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Op-Ed Contributor ABERYSTWYTH, Wales — Bhumibol Adulyadej, Thailand's previous king, will be cremated on Oct.
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Instead she was cremated at the expense of the Benefits Office, out at Daldowie Crematorium.
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In one of the game's discomfiting vignettes, Martin visits Daniel's grave as he is cremated.
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When a child named Ash is cremated, one mourner can't resist observing, "Ashes to ashes."
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In Washington State, a larger percentage of residents are cremated than in any other state.
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Once the bodies are cremated their remains will be returned to Bergamo, according to reports.
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In 123, less than 10 percent of dead bodies in the United States were cremated.
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The ashes of Prince were gingerly carried away from the mortuary where he was cremated.
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The two men were cremated, and their ashes were then transported to their home of Iceland.
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In keeping with his wishes, he was cremated without ceremony or memorial in New York City.
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Instead, the firm severed and stored the man's head, sending his cremated remains to his son.
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He was allegedly cremated, his ashes flushed down a toilet bowl, according to an angry Duterte.
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According to Carlos, Jee was strangled to death before he was cremated at a funeral parlor.
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Frank Vincent has been cremated and will be displayed at his memorial service ... TMZ has learned.
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A year of mourning was declared; his body will be cremated towards the end of 2017.
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Meanwhile, Ari gets offended that they don't have a say about Maura's wish to be cremated.
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He was the first person in the Alvarez family ever to be cremated instead of buried.
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Take recent developments in Texas, where state law now requires fetuses to be buried or cremated.
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The legislation also required a fetus to be buried or cremated, including in cases of miscarriage.
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None of whom, it should be noted, have buried (or, in my case, cremated) a spouse.
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"She no longer wanted to be cremated, she wanted to be buried with Carrie," he explained.
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Dhaliwal was to be cremated at a funeral home later Wednesday afternoon, according to Sikh tradition.
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Certain programs will return cremated remains to the family of the deceased, while others may not.
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Along with the cremated chieftain were the skeletons of four horses and a jewel-bedecked woman.
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Scattering ashes (referred to as 'cremated remains' by the church) is not permitted under Catholic rules.
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Castro's remains were cremated Wednesday and hundreds of thousands attended a Mass that night in Havana.
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After that it was time for a batch of plump, soft, perfectly cremated aubergines to arrive.
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As for Debbie, she wanted her body buried ... she specifically did not want to be cremated.
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She was cremated at the ashram in an elaborate and joyful ceremony of singing and dancing.
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" She says she would like to have her children's bodies "cremated and kept by my side.
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Snoeck hopes to develop new methods and apply his technique at other sites containing cremated remains.
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No wonder someone wanted him out the way, no wonder somebody wanted him dead and cremated.
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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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"Inconclusive" tests have suggested the cremated remains may not be entirely his father's, the lawsuit claims.
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Singapore prefers columbaria, in which urns of cremated remains are stored in cavities on a wall.
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Nor did the ashes of other cremated Hall of Famers ever find a home in Cooperstown.
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Ming's cremated remains received a homecoming of sorts, as reported Monday in The New York Post.
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Even that wall has been put to use, stacked three high with niches for cremated remains.
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Dhaliwal will be cremated at a local funeral home later Wednesday afternoon, according to Sikh tradition.
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Castro was cremated on Saturday and the government has declared a nine-day period of mourning.
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A religious ceremony was held in the afternoon, and he was to be cremated, reports said.
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A handful of states allow humans to be cremated then have their ashes buried in pet cemeteries.
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Get buried, launched into space, sent off on the water in a burning viking boat, cremated, whatever.
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Fisher, who passed away after suffering a heart attack in late December, was cremated after her death.
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In North Carolina unclaimed bodies are cremated, then stored for three years before being scattered at sea.
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Roughly half of Americans who died last year were cremated, compared with just 10 percent in 1980.
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It took weeks longer than promised to receive what she was told were her father's cremated remains.
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His body was cremated and his ashes were spread along a nearby creek bed in a forest.
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Under California law, if the body is unclaimed for 10 days the prison will have him cremated.
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He was immediately cremated when the service ended and his ashes spread along a nearby creek bed.
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His body was cremated, and his ashes will be taken to the Castro family farm in Biran.
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The law also mandates that abortion remains be buried or cremated instead of discarded as medical waste.
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The previous incumbent was 100 years old when he died in 2013; he was cremated in December.
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The tiger was cremated, said Gerri Yoder, director of the Henry County Animal Care and Control Department.
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As people die, their cremated remains are stored in burial urns and placed inside the family grave.
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Are there instances where people have a family member cremated, and then never come back for them?
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Atop a hearth dating back 11,500 years were the cremated bones of a 3-year-old child.
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The subject was raised with family members just moments before Parker was to be cremated in Minnesota.
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Melanie Nilsson described taking her father's cremated remains to all of his favorite restaurants for a year.
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His mother was cremated and he wondered about the logistics: What would the ashes be contained in?
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I have to worry about getting money just to bury myself, just so I could be cremated.
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His father had been cremated but his mother postponed the funeral, wanting her son to be there.
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Ken's ashes have been with his nephew since he was cremated after his fatal 2014 heart attack.
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Funeraria Martell received 39 bodies since the hurricane — 16 were cremated with permission from the institute without examination.
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Funeral visits are not available for closed casket services, or memorials where the body has already been cremated.
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It's that body double that was taken to UMC and, ostensibly, cremated and smoked out by the Outlawz.
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Mikasa's body will be cremated and interred at the cemetery later in the day, public broadcaster NHK said.
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Bowie was discreetly cremated in New York City and his family mourned the loss with a private ceremony.
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His death certificate, filed with the will, said his body was cremated in New Jersey on Jan. 12.
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Norma will be cremated and buried next to her husband of 67 years, Leo, who died in 2015.
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Furious and heartbroken, Jennifer carried Moses' body out of the facility before taking the pup to be cremated.
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When they passed away, their cremated remains were placed under the ancient monument in what is now Wiltshire.
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Ken was cremated in his Founder Member t-shirt, although a duplicate now hangs in the museum exhibit.
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A former Marine drill instructor turned successful actor, Ermey, had his cremated remains buried with full military honors.
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The musician also asked to be cremated and have his ashes spread in Bali during a Buddhist ritual.
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Rozier is immediately cremated in this play, in part thanks to Marcus Morris worrying about his foul trouble.
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Luke Perry was cremated and his remains were scattered on the place he most cherished ... his Tennessee farm.
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After her death, Fisher was cremated and her ashes are now housed in a giant porcelain Prozac pill.
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The cremated remains of 100 people are going to be launched into space What a way to go!
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The oldest was taken when he was 21905, and the last was taken as he was being cremated.
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The others were cremated with wood that came from dense woodlands, exactly like the landscape in west Wales.
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Castro's remains will be cremated, and his ashes toured around Cuba until his state funeral on Dec. 4.
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From Pacific Standard:The EPA allows cremated remains, or full bodies in a shroud or casket filled with holes.
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"We're going to have to have a closed casket because they cremated the wrong body," he told them.
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All were cremated, and some lived long lives: Maria Bulgier was 103 when she died; Grace Wetzel, 92.
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After tearing and breaking apart the works, they brought them to a local mortuary to have them cremated.
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Mr. Steck's body was cremated in the monastery at Tengboche on Thursday morning, according to the Nepali tradition.
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She has to explain the Holocaust to her two children after they learn that Maura will be cremated.
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She was cremated on Friday in a brief ceremony that brought together about 217 relatives, Mr. Yu said.
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The doctor came and signed the death certificate, and his father-in-law was cremated the following day.
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Hess, however, charged families to donate their bodies – $25, plus $22016 more if relatives want cremated remains returned.
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Chuy's funeral services took place Monday in Mexico, according to his rep, and his body will be cremated.
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The human remains that have been recovered there were cremated, which makes them much more difficult to study.
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The proposal also includes new criteria for veterans eligible for storage of cremated remains at above-ground structures.
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Their pets aren't just spoiled in life — they're often cremated in a lavish Buddhist ceremony when they die.
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We're told he was cremated the next day, and a private funeral was held a few days later.
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They allowed one portion of the law, which requires that fetal remains be buried or cremated, to stand.
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Castro's remains were cremated, and his ashes will be taken around Cuba until a state funeral on Dec. 4.
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When she died, her remains were cremated as official rules required and her ashes buried in an unmarked grave.
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This crematory operator hails from California, a state where a surprising 58 percent of the deceased are cremated annually.
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" She concludes, "His musical wishes, in my opinion, ought be respected and the material cremated in respect for him.
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All fetal tissue has to be cremated or buried, which has never been required in any state law before.
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Carrie was cremated earlier this week, but some of her ashes were buried in a coffin next to Debbie's.
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Or she may hold onto them, and she'll leave instructions to bury the two urns together when she's cremated.
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According to The Indianapolis Star, it required the remains of aborted fetuses and miscarriages to be buried or cremated.
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Most victims were quickly cremated by their fake families, making identification even harder and erasing clues about their deaths.
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And the vehicle contained something more precious, he said: the cremated remains of his parents, inside those bronze urns.
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As for his remains, he's been asked to be cremated and have his ashes blown into a child's lungs.
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Sib's body remained on the boat till it docked two days later in Miami and he was eventually cremated.
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Disney star Cameron Boyce's death certificate reveals the actor was cremated ... and his ashes were returned to his father.
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In Japan, mourners practice kostuage, using chopsticks to transfer the cremated skeleton bits of their loved ones into urns.
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Prince's body was released Friday to his relatives after an autopsy was completed, multiple reports say he's been cremated.
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She was found unresponsive at her daughter's home in Glendale, CA. According to the death certificate, she was cremated.
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His formal coronation would take place only when the king is cremated after a year of mourning, Prayuth said.
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The king's father, the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej, whose reign spanned seven decades, was cremated in Bangkok in October.
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So we had him cremated and held onto the urn until we figured out the proper thing to do.
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Chyna was cremated and her urn was on display -- bedazzled -- because organizers believe that's what she would have wanted.
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My dad passed away a few days after I turned seven, and he was cremated in a traditional Thai funeral.
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Bios Urn is rethinking the way we bury our dead with a way to grow trees from cremated human remains.
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Believers say that those who are cremated in Varanasi attain "Moksha", or freedom from the cycle of life and death.
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That means it's likely that the operator had been recently exposed to the technetium when a different patient was cremated.
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His remains will be cremated near his village of Nadukattupatti later in the day after a church service, officials said.
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One day after Bourdain was cremated in France, the actress posted a photo on social media describing her mental state.
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It cost roughly $750 to have my husband cremated — cheaper than a ticket to his beloved Chianti region in Italy.
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For example, a hoax about an accidentally cremated morgue employee appears in the top 50 list from two different publishers.
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When Julie Fowler died on March 19, 2003, Spacey had her cremated under a false name to maintain her privacy.
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Now, Eberling is among 100 people whose cremated remains will be launched into orbit aboard the SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket.
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All of the high-tech add-ons are a direct response to more and more Americans choosing to get cremated.
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The government then admitted that 911 potential victims had been cremated without being examined in the five weeks after Maria.
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That hospital did not tell the funeral home/crematorium about his radiation treatment, and he was cremated five days later.
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TMZ broke the story... if no one claims Manson's body within 10 days of his death, he will be cremated.
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Liu's body had been cremated, and his ashes had been dropped into the sea in a private ceremony, he said.
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The prince's formal coronation will take place after the king has been cremated following a year of mourning, he said.
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These are your orders:Anyone found guilty of consuming more than their allotted amount of air Will be slaughtered and cremated.
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"I just want to be cremated and blow in the wind," Dr. Selzer said in an interview for this obituary.
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The province of Jiangxi had been promoting "burial reform," and encouraging residents to have their dead cremated rather than buried.
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They later assembled outside Caracas's morgue to demand his body be handed over as rumors spread he would be cremated.
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That story begins with Lou Gehrig, who was cremated on June 4, 1941, two days after his death at 37.
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Glossy stone columbaria have niches that residents can reserve for storing their cremated ashes someday, in hand-turned wooden urns.
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The cremated remains are mixed with cement, and then placed inside a man-made reef in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Her cremated remains were interred at the cemetery of the family home in Biran in eastern Cuba, the broadcaster said.
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On December 19th, new regulations kick in that will require fetal tissue of any developmental stage to be cremated or buried.
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Dalton, whose funeral was held in Wentzville, Missouri, has already been cremated and his ashes will be scattered at various places.
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On Sunday, the final day of the funeral, Bhumibol&aposs cremated remains are set to be enshrined in spiritually significant locations.
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Belgian councils keep more than 90 types of information about each cardholder, including whether they want to be buried or cremated.
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His death certificate shows Verne was cremated, and his remains will be sent to his home state of Michigan for interment.
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I was going to order one from the company that cremated her, but they never answered my calls or emails. Sigh.
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Shortly after James Hunt died from a heart attack in 1993, the former F1 champion was cremated at Putney Vale Cemetery.
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"As for his remains, he's been asked to be cremated and have his ashes blown into a child's lungs," Maher quipped.
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But these tattoos are harmless as long as the ashes were properly cremated and shielded from contaminants, says microbiologist Jason Tetro.
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Most animals can be cremated at the wat, although pet pigs present difficulties for the crematory because of their copious fat.
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But when Thomas arrived at Sunset Mesa two days later, she said, Hess rudely told her the body had been cremated.
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We wouldn't know to notify the family when they come to pick up mum, that dad's cremated remains are still here.
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When Mr. Mishima purchased the tomb, the forgotten remains that had rested there were cremated and buried in a collective grave.
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In 1907 the abbey was expecting the cremated remains of Angela Burdett-Coutts, a prominent philanthropist, but received her body instead.
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Chandraswamy was cremated last week on the banks of the Yamuna River in a ceremony attended by a handful of mourners.
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Tokyo (CNN)A man has been arrested in Japan after allegedly abandoning his father's cremated remains in a subway station restroom.
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The remains can be cremated, and the ashes can go into a columbarium niche for 30 years, renewable for 20 more.
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My grandfather died last month, and I knew I had to travel to Maryland to see him before he was cremated.
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In the East, as was once famously said, no one ever dies — they are merely cremated and put into spirit houses.
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The law Pence backed would have required all fetal tissue to be cremated or buried, an unprecedented measure in state law.
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The organization said that they did everything possible to rescue the animals and that they will be cremated through a local company.
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About two weeks later, after no word from Alcor, Kurt received a shipment with his father's cremated remains, according to the complaint.
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Craig will be cremated and his ashes spread over the San Juan Mountains by his children when the snows melt this spring.
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But there are no second chances; the body will have likely been buried or cremated by the time they get the results.
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Coombes told her own daughter, then 18, that Kenneth had died suddenly from blood poisoning and had been cremated, the Guardian reported.
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Boyce was cremated, and his family was able to take his ashes home, according to the actor's death certificate, obtained by PEOPLE.
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He had been in the reefer [walk-in refrigerator that can fit about 25 bodies], and I cremated him like everyone else.
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"It's great to see that something's being done," said Diana McBride, whose stepfather Gerald Hollenback was cremated at Sunset Mesa in 2017.
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Later, Dilascio called the funeral home where the couple said the boy was cremated, but learned there was no record of him.
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The new sanctions come one day after U.S. officials confirmed Assad's regime executed and cremated thousands of political prisoners outside of Damascus.
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Samarn was cremated on Saturday in a special ceremony sponsored by the Thai royal family which was broadcast live on local television.
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The new sanctions come one day after U.S. officials confirmed Assad's regime executed and cremated thousands of political prisoners outside of Damascus.
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What troubles her most, she said, is that her mother's head, which she thought had been cremated, was sitting on someone's shelf.
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The Reuters investigation in 2016 said the center cremated one of Doris Stauffer's hands and then sent those ashes to her son.
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Singapore in 1998 announced a 15-year burial period, after which bodies are dug up and cremated or interred in smaller plots.
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Samarn, who died after delivering oxygen tanks in the cave, was cremated on Saturday in a ceremony broadcast live on Thai television.
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Cemeteries in Bergamo in northern Italy are so overwhelmed that the army was called in to transport bodies elsewhere to be cremated.
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Mr. Bourdain was cremated in France and his remains and travel belongings were sent to his younger brother and only sibling, Christopher.
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I think about what would have happened if I'd been told that I had to let my fetus be buried or cremated.
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And now, for the first time, more Americans are being cremated than having traditional burials, according to the National Funeral Directors Association.
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They also asked the village of Cooperstown, which is in upstate New York, for approval to bring cremated remains into the Hall.
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If receiving your cremated remains is important to you or your loved ones, make sure the organization you choose offers that option.
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The national funeral industry association says that in 2015, 48.5 percent of dearly departed Americans were cremated, while 45.4 percent were buried.
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Per her wishes, Bauerschmidt will be cremated and buried in Michigan beside Leo, her husband of 67 years, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported.
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Carrie was cremated but some of her ashes were placed in an urn shaped like a giant Prozac pill next to her mother.
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The family even ended up flushing Dee Dee's ashes down the toilet after she was cremated because no one wanted to claim them.
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The prince will officially be named king on December 1 but won't be coronated until Bhumibol's body is cremated a year from now.
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Toni, whose body has been cremated, will be remembered at a Tuesday morning funeral at the Risen Savior Lutheran Church in Wichita, Kansas.
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The most stringent is Indiana's, which requires all fetal tissue to be cremated or buried even if it comes from an early miscarriage.
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He said if cremation in the Indonesian island was "not practical" then he wanted his remains cremated and his ashes scattered there still.
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Cremated human remains, personal mementos, messages from children around the world and a time capsule are some of the other contracted Astrobotic payloads.
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According to the Disney star's death certificate, obtained by PEOPLE, Boyce was cremated, and his family was able to take his ashes home.
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Right now, if a person dies in Washington, the body can only be cremated or buried, according to the bill's sponsor, state Sen.
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City government information official Zhang Qingyang said Liu Xiaobo was cremated on Saturday morning, in accordance with his relatives' wishes and local customs.
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On Saturday, Prince's publicist confirmed that friends and family had held a private memorial and that the late musician's body had been cremated.
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Saman, who is considered a national hero, was cremated in a royally sponsored funeral and had his ashes scattered in the Mekong River.
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It turned out that she had been wrongly transferred by the city morgue to a funeral home under another woman's name, and cremated.
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She wanted to be cremated, and she'd chosen an urn, but when my family received it, it looked like this hideous, marble toaster.
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The bill also requires that the fetal remains of abortions be buried or cremated, and bans the sale or donation of fetal tissue.
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He looks on as his tattoo artist sprinkles a pinch of cremated ashes into two vials of ink, one black and one yellow.
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The Indiana legislation was set to take effect on Friday and also would have required that the aborted fetuses be cremated or buried.
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Correction 10/17/18: A previous version of this story referred to the ashes as being the cremated remains of the student's grandmother.
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"I think I'll have her cremated, bring her here, and have her with me for the rest of my life," Ms. Blampied said.
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Ricky says mini Kim K. will be cremated and her ashes spread in the ocean ... with a party celebrating her life to follow.
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But Washington seems an apt place to attempt a comeback: A larger percentage of its residents are cremated than in any other state.
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Go deeper: Special report: The new art of dying More Americans want to be cremated Q&A with the filmmakers of "Alternate Endings"
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Specific details about how he wanted his funeral to be, and his demand that he be cremated, were brought up with excruciating frequency.
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So they decided on the bench, which cost about $30,000 and has space for as many as seven more sets of cremated remains.
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A few months later, I forced myself to visit Neil at his final resting place in Arlington's columbarium, where cremated remains are kept.
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He paid homage to the temple's main Buddha image as well as the relic and cremated remains of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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Worshippers gather near a wall of niches for cremated remains of their families' ancestors at a cemetery in Hong Kong on April 4, 2016.
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Alvarez cremated her husband because of financial concerns and because she was overwhelmed handling basic things like finding food and water after the hurricane.
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In Washington's King County, which includes Seattle and its suburbs, the poor and the unclaimed are cremated and stored until a biennial burial ceremony.
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Prince's publicist confirmed that the singer's body had been cremated on Saturday – the same day a private memorial was held for friends and family.
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Last week, a toxicology report revealed that Bourdain, who was cremated in France, had no narcotics in his system at the time of death.
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The place made an impression on Mr. Bowie: He directed that his body be cremated and his ashes scattered there, according to his will.
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The king has put an increasingly assertive stamp on the monarchy since succeeding his father King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who will be cremated on Oct.
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But over half of Americans are cremated, up from less than 4% in 1960, and this is expected to rise to 79% by 2035.
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One day after the Parts Unknown host was cremated in France, the Italian actress posted a photo on social media describing her mental state.
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Pence has pushed Congress to defund Planned Parenthood and signed a state law mandating that a fetus be buried or cremated after an abortion.
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The death certificate also confirms the Marlins pitcher's body was found in the ocean at 3:15 AM. He was cremated in Fort Lauderdale.
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The Bios Urn, released in 2013, allowed people to bury cremated remains along with a seed that, in theory, would grow into a tree.
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The coronation was delayed until after a mourning period for Bhumibol, who was cremated in October 2017 in a grand royal funeral in Bangkok.
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Grace was cremated in May, and her family spread her ashes in her favorite places on Lake Lure, near Chimney Rock in North Carolina.
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Senate Bill 8: Abortion restrictions The bill requires fetal remains to be buried or cremated and bans donations of fetal tissue to medical research.
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It's now been 10 days since Manson died, and if no one had made a claim the Sheriff's Department would have cremated his remains.
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Some bodies pulled from the sea were cremated last week as relatives and friends mourned the identified victims in the coastal town of Dawei.
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At Rurikoin as at Ruriden, each family possesses a swipe card that stores information regarding their locker number and details of their cremated relatives.
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They had a chance meeting with fans of musician Gram Parsons, who took them to the spot where the singer/songwriter's body was cremated.
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The court gave conservatives a partial win by upholding a provision that required remains from an abortion or miscarriage to be buried or cremated.
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Researchers know that this was a culture that cremated their dead, but no one ever returned to care for the victims of the massacre.
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Dr. Hirsch later acknowledged that many of the remains had been cremated immediately in the attack or during the fires that smoldered for months.
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It asked for Mr. Little's signature, which was to convey consent for McCall's to amend documents to show that Ms. Little had been cremated.
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In addition to the blocked law in Indiana, Ohio has been trying to pass a law requiring fetal tissue to be cremated or buried.
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Of the 14 Sikh victims of the blast on Sunday, a dozen were cremated in Jalalabad, including Rawail Singh, a native of the city.
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The town residents grew weary of all the Hess acolytes, so in 2011 Hess's bones were disinterred and cremated and his gravestone was destroyed.
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It occurs to me now, however, with Ma's Mars fixation, that she might, when the time comes, enjoy being cremated and shot into space.
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"Do you know how many people your father cremated at Dachau?" a British officer asked young Gudrun Himmler during a postwar interrogation in 1945.
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But they were not sure that it fit instructions in Ms. Rosa's letter that she preferred for her cremated remains to be above ground.
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Traditionally, cremated remains were stored in burial urns placed in inherited family graves, with relatives paying for maintenance and visiting as often as possible.
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According to statistics from the National Funeral Directors Association, or NFDA, more than half of all Americans who die this year will be cremated.
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Army personnel prevented her from viewing his body before it was cremated, something that angers her to this day, she said in an interview.
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Ms. Consolo was cremated, and in the months that followed, several of those closest to her struggled with what to do with her ashes.
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With Arlington running out of space, the expansion provides 27,282 interment spaces, including 16,400 for cremated remains in above-ground columbarium courts, officials said.
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In August, an anonymous phone call led LARA investigators back to the building, where one fetus and some cremated remains were found, Craig said.
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Elevated on a gurney, Susan lay inside a cardboard casket opened to her waist (California law requires that bodies be cremated in flammable boxes).
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The carcasses of cubs that had died had been kept, rather than cremated, since 2010 on the instructions of a former vet, it said.
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In other words, you can have the DNA (and soon hair or cremated ash) from a loved one included in a tattoo on your body.
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A CNN spokesperson confirms to ET that the 61-year-old famed food critic and TV personality&aposs body was cremated in France on Wednesday.
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As the world pays tribute to Anthony Bourdain days after his death, the culinary star was cremated in France on Wednesday, a source tells PEOPLE.
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They said they hadn't asked for it sooner because they thought Vlad had been cremated and there would be no way to get his DNA.
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The pop music superstar's remains were cremated over the weekend and a private memorial service was held Saturday at Paisley Park, his home in Minnesota.
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As the world mourned David Bowie in the days after his death, the late legend was quietly cremated in New York City, PEOPLE has learned.
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According to these accounts, the rulers' cremated remains were deposited with luxurious offerings and the hearts of sacrificed slaves in or near the circular platform.
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Celestis Memorial Spaceflights, which was founded in 1994, sends cremated remains into deep space, lunar orbit or the lunar surface—starting at $12,500, of course.
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The Lang&aposata crematorium is seeing a gradual rise in activity with at least one person now cremated weekly, said Maina Nderitu, an official there.
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She said she was worried that she could not afford funerals for the children, so she may have their bodies cremated and carry their ashes.
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At one point, according to charging documents, she vomited after being forced to eat the cremated remains of her late mother as the defendants laughed.
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Over the weekend, Cornell's body was flown to California, where it was cremated Tuesday, the family's attorney Kirk Pasich previously told PEOPLE in a statement.
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Bourdain, 61, was cremated in France, and according to the Times, his remains and belongings from France have been sent to his younger brother, Christopher.
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We're told the Hermitage Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens in Nashville will be handling the arrangements for Ed -- he'll be cremated and no ceremony is planned.
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Forced to leave their baby behind, Gaye and Gerry Edwards spent the following 14 years haunted by the fact that their baby was cremated alone.
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One crooked lane led to the river temple where albino elephants were cremated, another to the sacred slab upon which Thai royals could be executed.
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Lined up in front of the priest on a table are dozens of containers covered in brocade that hold the cremated ashes of the deceased.
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Around 90% of the deceased in Hong Kong are cremated, but even the search for an open spot in a public columbarium can take years.
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For instance, the locals were cremated likely using a pyre built with wood that was grown in an open setting, like the landscape around Stonehenge.
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Privately donated cadavers used in the same anatomy classes had long since been cremated after a ceremony of thanks, their ashes carefully preserved for relatives.
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MONTROSE, Colorado (Reuters) - After Gerald "Cactus" Hollenback died of heart disease last May, his wife contacted Sunset Mesa Funeral Directors here to have him cremated.
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Another option is Eternal Reefs, which hold cremated remains in an underwater cement ball and create new marine habitats for fish and other sea life.
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If he's the one who gets Manson's body, Freeman says he would have his grandfather cremated and spread the ashes in a small family ceremony.
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I want to be cremated, squished into a hard ceramic ball and shot from a cannon of a pirate ship into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Essentially, starting May 193, 2020, it's fine for a person to request they be composted after they die, rather than cremated or embalmed and buried.
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Essentially, starting May 1, 2020, it's fine for a person to request they be composted after they die, rather than cremated or embalmed and buried.
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Reuters subsequently cremated the cervical spine at the wishes of the Saunders family, and Grow returned the ashes to the Saunders in Tennessee this month.
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Samarn was cremated on Saturday in a special ceremony sponsored by the Thai royal family and broadcast live on local television, according to the wire service.
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Cook claims in his letter that the airline cremated the rabbit's remains without permission from Simon's breeder or owners after finding Simon dead during a layover.
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And in November, BuzzFeed News found that 264 potential hurricane victims were cremated with the government's permission, without being examined for inclusion in the death toll.
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Of the 1,672 people who had died by the time Trump visited Puerto Rico, 690 were cremated, 0003 were buried, and 296 were placed in tombs.
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Another bill he signed banned abortions for reasons of the sex, race or disability of the fetus, and required that fetal remains be cremated or buried.
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And she's always said that she wanted to be cremated because she doesn't like to be alone and she doesn't like to be in the dark.
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In 230, cremation overtook burial with nearly 24 percent of America's dead being cremated, compared to 2000 percent burials, according to the National Funeral Directors Association.
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But over half of Americans are cremated, up from less than 4% in 1960 (see chart), and this is expected to rise to 79% by 2035.
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It apparently wasn't enough for the mysterious ADA Atwood/Mahoneys/Maybe Meggy collective to burn the house down; now they've gone and cremated our boy, too.
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Oldenburg police chief Johann Kuehme told journalists the number of victims could be even higher as some of the deceased had been cremated, according to NDR.
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We've confirmed Carrie's body has already been cremated and we're told the action was taken at the behest of the actress when she was still alive.
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Friday was also the day that Adam was kicked out of Paradise, the day he repented, the day he died, and the day he was cremated.
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The tons of toxicity that pour into her every day — 80 percent of which is untreated — include industrial chemicals and charred flesh from incompletely-cremated corpses.
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The problem is, most of these bodies have been buried or cremated already, which will severely limit the US territory's efforts to re-analyze the deaths.
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Bob Carter's kids don't want their dad cremated just yet ... they want an autopsy, but not because they believe foul play was involved in his death.
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My sister saw that obituary and reached out to the funeral home where he was cremated, and they put her in touch with my dad's wife.
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At the Krathum Suea Pla Wat, where Friendly the husky was cremated, employees fold hundreds of ornate paper flowers each day to decorate the animal corpses.
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Each patient, having just undergone an abortion procedure or suffered through a miscarriage, could be required to decide whether the fetus will be buried or cremated.
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More Americans are choosing to be cremated after death rather than having a traditional burial, according to data from the Cremation Association of North America (CANA).
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By the numbers: In 2004, less than 1/3 of the deceased were cremated in the U.S. In 2016, half of American deaths resulted in cremation.
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For instance, did you know that cremated remains contain no ashes, only pulverized bones, and that plants cannot grow in them because they are too alkaline?
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By 2400, the association is forecasting that 240 percent of the people who die in the United States will be cremated, and by 250, 219 percent.
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"Ashes were providing such a poor user experience," said Justin Crowe, founder of Parting Stone, a company that turns cremated remains into solidified stone-like objects.
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China&aposs National Health Commission (NHC) issued new regulations Saturday stating that all victims who succumb to the virus must be cremated at the nearest facility.
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Fidel Castro's body was cremated and on Wednesday, his ashes will be taken along the reverse route he took across the island after seizing power in 1959.
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