They exhume a wild, verdant landscape from under sunbaked stereotypes.
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Make yourself no elegybut the stone snows swallow then exhume.
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Spain is going to exhume the remains of Francisco Franco!
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In June, a judge granted permission to exhume the remains.
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But Spaniards are split over the decision to exhume Franco.
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That's why Abel sought the court order to exhume Dalí's body.
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One critical issue is the care with which salvagers exhume artifacts.
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She currently has about a dozen students working to exhume the coffins.
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But disturbing the earth of history can exhume all manner of nasties.
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She begged the authorities to exhume the body for a DNA test.
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Francisco Franco, whose remains the government is planning to exhume and relocate.
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But now their plans to exhume his body have hit a roadblock.
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The county notified her parents this week of plans to exhume the body.
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They plan to exhume Dickens' body and cremate him at his family's request.
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But before we look at rainbow vaginas and pretend Picassos, let's exhume Zombie Formalism.
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Three years later, other monks would exhume the body and dry it over candle flames.
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Most people do not choose to exhume their relatives to bury them on consecrated ground.
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In the presence of this wraith, the villagers begin to exhume their own guilty secrets.
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Now outraged investors want to exhume the founder's body to make sure he's really dead.
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They got a judge's order to exhume the body so a second autopsy could be performed.
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The decision to exhume the bodies has been vigorously opposed by many of the victims' families.
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Local human rights activists helped exhume all seven bodies in Mong Yaw and record their injuries.
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They forced a group of 80 Jews to exhume the bodies, burn them and bury the ashes.
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"Remember that every person you exhume has people somewhere that care about and love them," Baker says.
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The authorities refused to exhume the body until the family obtained a court order in December 2014.
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His group wants the government to provide answers about what happened then and to exhume suspected mass graves.
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That's why Dillinger's family petitioned the Indiana State Health Department for a permit to exhume the contested corpse.
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Or was it Trump's judgment in deciding to exhume discredited conspiracy theories about the Clintons murdering Vince Foster?
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But on display here are works that exhume the histories present in Pilsen, those new and those old.
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Because the investigation is still open, the parish priest explained, officials might yet need to exhume his remains.
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After that, if the relatives stop paying, the cemetery administrators will exhume the remains, after a grace period.
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Trot out Lesnar, exhume Undertaker, call up Balor or Nakamura or Samoa Joe, steal Jeff Hardy from TNA.
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To exhume past and present heroic influences could become repetitive in its reverence, but she's not schematic about it.
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His sister needed between $1,800 to $2,600 USD to exhume her brother and bury him in a proper grave.
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But the same space also feels something like a reopened grave, dug out to exhume evidence of old crimes.
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The parents of Kendrick Johnson asked Valdosta City officials to exhume his body, which is set to occur on Friday.
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According to the docs, Lee says the cemetery has refused to exhume and relocate the body without a court order.
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Descendants of Franco's family are refusing to cooperate with authorities, mounting a legal case against plans to exhume the dictator.
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These women have always been part of it, we just want to exhume their achievements from the coffin of history.
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His primary task as human chattel was to exhume cadavers that were used for training white Georgia Medical College students.
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His body stayed there for five months until she was able to exhume him and give him a proper burial.
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They welcomed the ruling but said efforts must continue to exhume people from mass graves where many still lie anonymously.
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Throughout this pilgrimage to exhume her identity, she grapples with the cost of ignoring our pasts — of ignoring history itself.
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The private developers of the site allowed the institute's team of forensics and archaeology volunteers to quickly exhume the remains.
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The Defense Department -- following a push by a Pearl Harbor survivor -- in recent years has been working to exhume those bodies.
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"From the bodies already buried we are looking for ways to exhume if possible and take some biomedical samples," Uzumcu said.
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Ms. Ronen is known for combustible evenings during which actors exhume their personal traumas, emotional scars and fears, largely through monologues.
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The idea with both albums is to converse with the elders, to exhume ghosts (even the ones who are still alive).
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" A life-size cardboard coffin bobbed over our heads, and people thrust plastic shovels in the air and repeated: "Exhume him!
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Now, investigators want to exhume the remains to try to identify the man, but there&aposs one problem: His grave is empty.
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"We don't need to exhume a corpse now to cover up for the incapacity of the politicians of this generation," he said.
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There is no indication that Mr. Durham will exhume any information that will fundamentally change the understanding of what happened in 2016.
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The exhibition's archival vitrines present blunt reminders of painful and contested histories, but they also exhume buried stories waiting to be told.
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Tubarao told Extra he would be willing to exhume the bones in both plots to test them for DNA if the family agreed.
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It's enough to inspire me to exhume a few warm-weather items I'd already packed away for winter — to wear over Heattech turtlenecks.
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The Roman Catholic Church in Spain has turned a deaf ear to such political initiatives, including the push to exhume Queipo de Llano.
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Six months after he handed over his list of suspected mass graves, he believes the government has made no serious effort to exhume them.
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But the government, which failed to exhume Franco by July as promised, is facing a myriad of obstacles, including its weak position in parliament.
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In May, Spanish members of Parliament approved a measure urging the government to exhume Franco's remains and re-intern them elsewhere, the Guardian reported.
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"Exhume him," Buddy Dallas said in a phone interview on February 24, his first comments to CNN since news of a potential investigation surfaced.
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Ms. Zappone said that a team of experts would exhume the remains and that arrangements would then be made to conserve the burial site.
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Now, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is being asked to exhume Mr. Cotten's grave to confirm that the remains in it are indeed his.
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Last week, the Spanish Supreme Court approved plans to exhume Franco's remains as part of a push to keep the memory of his victims alive.
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But they cannot exhume the bodies; that is the responsibility of the national authorities, which the United Nations is mandated to support, Mr. Aranaz said.
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" She added: "Exhume those stories -- the stories of people who dreamed big and never saw those dreams to fruition, people who fell in love and lost.
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Upon taking office in June 2018, Mr. Sánchez promised to exhume Franco "immediately," as part of a broader effort to revive a law of historical memory.
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On "We're New Again," Mr. McCraven's arrangements exhume a feeling of potential, a promise of communion — the things that were always at Scott-Heron's creative core.
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Mike and Carol Thompson, Dillinger's nephew and niece, respectively, filed for a permit to exhume his body in July with the Indiana State Department of Health.
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Last Wednesday, Thompson's lawyer filed a proposed motion with the Marion County court saying that the cemetery is not to interfere with plans to exhume Dillinger.
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The mass grave was uncovered by chance in January as builders were laying the foundations for an elite housing development, prompting an operation to exhume their remains.
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Christina Scates quest to unlock the mystery led authorities to exhume a body in an unmarked pauper's grave in a Cleveland Potter's Field, WEWS-TV reported Thursday.
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Patty O'Connell even gave approval to exhume her daughter's remains in 2016, which revealed that her daughter had suffered a cracked jaw, consistent with blunt-force trauma.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain will temporarily shut the mausoleum where Francisco Franco is buried from Saturday to avoid any disturbances as authorities prepare to exhume the dictator's remains.
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"We do not propose to exhume any human remains during this phase of the investigation," a committee of archaeologists and forensic anthropologists said, according to the Washington Post.
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This month, a Spanish court approved a plan to exhume the remains of former dictator Francisco Franco from a public monument and rebury them in a private cemetery.
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The government also aims to exhume the bodies of Franco's victims buried in mass graves and remove any Francoist symbols still on display in public places, Lastra said.
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They support a bill that would establish an independent commission to investigate the fate of the missing, protect and exhume mass graves, and return the bodies to their families.
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It's unclear if authorities plan to exhume dead bodies as part of the investigation — if they do, one complication will be the number of cremations conducted after the hurricane.
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They stipple Raqqa and the surrounding countryside, and as former residents return to their damaged and destroyed homes, the city government is working to exhume and identify the bodies.
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Abel began the legal battle to exhume Dalí's body in 2015 after failing to receive results comparing her DNA to skin and hair salvaged from the painter's death mask.
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Ponde added that investigators plan to exhume two graves identified near the site of the alleged massacre in order to identify the victims, and have asked for MONUSCO's assistance.
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A secret congregation of politicians, religious officials and scientists gathered near midnight on April 14, 2014, in the Holy Cross Church in Warsaw to exhume the heart of Chopin.
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"I think it would be fair to exhume bodies of those victims whose relatives support this action, but the rest of us should be left alone," Mr. Deresz said.
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Building nuclear weapons here came at a grievous cost, and a few survivors and researchers have tried to exhume the layers of history unmentioned in the memorials and displays.
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Mr. Casado has also led opposition to Mr. Sánchez's plan to exhume Francisco Franco, the dictator who was buried in the underground basilica he built after winning Spain's civil war.
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Last month, Mr. Sánchez also earned support in Parliament for his plan to exhume Franco's remains from the giant underground basilica that the dictator had built after winning the war.
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A lack of space prompted the decision to exhume the bones and place them in a depositary, one of a number of such sites around Europe, during the 16th century.
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But it's nonetheless become heavily associated with Burns's efforts to exhume America's musty past and imbue it with the drama and grandeur it held when it was still the present.
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The same year two officials in the southern province of Guangdong were alleged by police to have hired a grave-robber to exhume more than 20 corpses from a neighbouring province.
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The prosecutors' decision to exhume all uncremated victims' remains comes months after the government merged the posts of prosecutor-general and justice minister, giving itself more direct control over the investigation.
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So instead of digging them all up, the medical center wants to exhume just some of the bodies, build a memorial to the patients and make them available for scientific research.
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It is rare for a novelist to exhume an old story, and even more unusual for a publisher to risk rereleasing a decades-old book that has gone out of print.
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And then I found out Saturn was orbiting the Earth and in a way that it hasn't since Dali died and then ironically, that same week they wanted to exhume his body.
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Lawyers representing exchange clients on Friday asked Canadian law enforcement officials to exhume his body and conduct an autopsy "to confirm both its identity and the cause of death," the Times said.
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Exhume a corpse: I don't know when digging up a dead body nestled in my mind as the ultimate metal act, but to this day it remains my benchmark for true metaldom.
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Patriarch George's son Edwin developed the same symptoms as the rest of the deceased, so for some reason, the town of Exeter decided to exhume the Marys to see if they were vampires.
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Memorial, an organisation set up in the late 1980s to exhume the crimes of Stalinism and the Soviet state, has been declared a "foreign agent", a stigmatising label dug up from the Stalinist past.
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The government offers up to $8,600 U.S. in compensation for relatives and has passed a law paving the way for a special search unit, including forensic teams, to help find, identify and exhume bodies.
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Meanwhile, descendants of Franco&aposs family are refusing to cooperate with authorities, mounting a legal case against plans to exhume the dictator and refusing to take his remains to the family sepulchral vault in Galicia.
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MADRID (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Moves by Spain to finally exhume the remains of former dictator Francisco Franco have spurred growing demands for compensation by LGBT+ victims of oppression and torture under his 2000-year regime.
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El Independiente newspaper quoted Luis Felipe Utrera-Molina, a lawyer for the Franco family, as dismissing the decision as "fireworks" and saying the government could not legally access Franco's burial place to exhume the remains.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's supreme court gave the government the go-ahead on Tuesday to exhume the remains of dictator Francisco Franco and move them from the state mausoleum in which he was buried in 1975.
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The most ambitious would be to conduct a forensic exam of most of the site, including its car park and grassy playground; exhume all relevant human remains; and do exhaustive DNA testing for possible identification.
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The outgoing Socialist government passed legislation to exhume Spain's former dictator and turn the site into a memorial to the victims of the brutal 1936-39 Civil War that marked the start of his fascist regime.
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A grave situation Prosecutors in Poland said that they would exhume the bodies of all the uncremated victims of the plane crash in 163 in Russia that killed Lech Kaczynski, the then president, and 95 others.
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In the production's unexpected second half, these minor characters get their revenge on their maker as they exhume Shakespeare's rotting body from beneath the waters and set about eating him in a splatter-filled, cannibalistic orgy.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's special justice tribunal has begun to exhume bodies from a grave in the country's northwest as part of an investigation into as many as 50 possible extrajudicial killings allegedly committed by the army.
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For his father, it was a staggering blow, and rumors circulated in the weeks afterward that Lincoln was making a habit of visiting his son's crypt to exhume the body and cradle it in his arms.
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The Madrid court in June ordered forensic scientists to exhume Dali's body after Abel, who was born in Dali's home town of Figueres, filed a paternity claim that alleged her mother had an affair with him.
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When: December 7, 2016–February 4, 303 Where: The Grolier Club (47 E 60th Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) America's favorite fighting Frenchman was also an abolitionist — an unheralded history that this exhibition intends to exhume.
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It helped lay the foundation for the Pentagon&aposs decision more than a decade later to exhume and attempt to identify all 388 sailors and Marines from the Oklahoma still buried in a national cemetery in Honolulu.
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A Spanish court ordered work to exhume the Lapena brothers' remains in a landmark case two years ago but the process was halted after the Benedictine abbot who runs the church on the site appealed the order.
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Digna Isabel Durán, deputy director of the chief prosecutor's victims unit, said the intensification of efforts to exhume Colombia's unmarked graves is a step towards reconciliation in a country that has known only war for two generations.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain formally complained to the Vatican on Thursday after its ambassador criticized the Socialist government's attempts to exhume the remains of dictator Francisco Franco and said it had achieved little but stoke divisions and "resuscitate Franco".
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's socialist government has claimed ownership of Francisco Franco's summer palace in Galicia in its latest clash with the former dictator's descendents, who have challenged a plan to exhume his remains from a state mausoleum outside Madrid.
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A. After the American Revolution, a growing interest in the field of medicine and a shortage of legal cadavers led to a ghastly task: Medical students would sneak into cemeteries at night and, without permission, exhume the recently deceased.
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Conservative politicians have denounced Mr. Sánchez's determination to exhume Franco as a political strategy to strengthen ideological divisions, but it has led to concerns that it could also bolster the far right, as seen in the emergence of Vox.
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Related: City Reels After Its New Mayor Is Murdered a Day After She Took Office Along with Javier Sicilia and other civil groups, they persuaded the federal attorney general's office to agree to exhume the bodies earlier in May.
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The elderly survivors trekked to mass graves in the mountains to watch anthropologists exhume their murdered relatives' bones and to a courtroom in a dusty town to testify in the trial of 18 military officers accused of participating in the carnage.
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Many families of the soldiers and civilians killed during the conflict - as many as 500,000 by some estimates - want to exhume the bodies of loved ones from the hundreds of mass graves scattered over Spain to bury again in solemn ceremonies.
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Victims of mass shootings have been called paid actors, deep-state agents; grieving families have been asked to exhume the corpses of their loved ones and have been asked to relieve the worst days of their lives over and over.
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The ruling Socialists have long sought to exhume Franco's remains and turn the Valley of the Fallen complex near the capital Madrid into a memorial to the 500,000 people who were killed during the 1936-13 civil war he unleashed.
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The conservative People's Party has opposed attempts to exhume Franco's body when they were in power, saying it would only stir up painful memories more than four decades after his death and nearly 80 years after the end of the war.
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MADRID — The Spanish Parliament voted on Thursday to exhume the remains of Francisco Franco, the former dictator, from the underground basilica that he had built near Madrid, intensifying a debate over his legacy that continues 43 years after his death.
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CreditCreditAdam Dean for The New York Times LIULONG, China — China's devastating pollution problems began here, in coal country, where legions of workers toiled and often died to exhume the rich deposits that fueled the country's sooty rise to economic power.
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When the government first ruled to exhume Franco in March, the plan was for the remains to be reburied next to his wife in the family tomb at Mingorrubio El Pardo, a state cemetery where various political figures are buried.
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The parents of a Georgia high school student who was found dead in a rolled-up gym mattress five years ago will exhume their son's body for the second time in order to prove the 17-year-old's death was not an accident.
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After a plague, a war, and some construction, the church had to exhume the bodies and had way more bones than they knew what to do with—so they hired František Rint, a wood carver, who turned the skeletons into chandeliers and stuff.
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Within days of taking office, he announced that his government wanted to exhume Franco and move him to a more modest burial place, as part of an effort to atone for the crimes of the civil war and the repression that followed the conflict.
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Nevertheless, decades later, denunciations from Neruda's former driver, Manuel Araya, mentioning a lethal injection administered to the poet hours before his death led a Chilean judge to exhume the author's body and seek help from foreign forensic organizations to determine the true cause of death.
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The Socialist government passed legislation to exhume Spain's former dictator and turn the site into a memorial to the victims of the brutal 1936-223 Civil War that marked the start of his fascist regime, but his family has challenged the exhumation in the courts.
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Mr. Sánchez wants to exhume Franco as part of a broader effort to revive a law of historical memory that was approved in 2007, under a previous Socialist government, but was shelved and deprived of state funding by the conservative government led by Mariano Rajoy.
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When Detective Webb picked up the case in 2009, he obtained a court order to exhume the body for DNA testing, and the remains were transported to the University of North Texas Health Science Center, where a DNA profile was obtained, the affidavit said.
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SAN LORENZO DE ESCORIAL, Spain (Reuters) - Work started on Monday to exhume bodies of Spanish Civil War victims from a huge monument outside Madrid, built under the auspices of dictator Francisco Franco, following a six-year legal battle by relatives to give the men a dignified burial.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain will exhume the body of dictator Francisco Franco to remove it from a state mausoleum seen by many as a monument to fascism, the Socialist government announced on Friday, in one of its last moves before a snap election due on April 28.
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SINGAPORE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Singapore's government said it would exhume about 803,280 graves in the defunct Bukit Brown cemetery for an eight-lane highway, an unusually vocal campaign grew quickly to save one of the last remaining artifacts of the past in the modern city.
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Mr. Sánchez wants to exhume Franco as part of a broader effort to revive a law of historic memory that was approved in 2007, under a previous Socialist government, but then shelved and deprived of state funding after the conservative government led by Mariano Rajoy took control.
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"We are looking into taking legal action against EA - not of course to exhume and re-organise the burial, that's done - but to make sure we secure a leading role in planning for a future memorial," said Adrian Toole, a British father whose daughter Joanna was aboard the plane.
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"We will exhume as many as we can, and we will archive or curate the remains as scientific specimens, and then our plan is to place them in a functional memorial structure," Dr. Ralph Didlake, the director of the medical center's Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities, told CNN affiliate WLBT.
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In 1994, after his mother died, Olson went so far as to exhume his father's body, an investigation that turned up signs of foul play and opened up another wormhole of bitterness; not only was his father drugged without consent, but now he had potentially been murdered by the CIA.
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MADRID — The Supreme Court in Spain on Tuesday approved the government's plan to exhume Francisco Franco, the former dictator, in a case that revived the debate over his legacy, 80 years after he won the country's civil war and started building the underground basilica in which he was later buried.
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A retired LAPD assistant police chief who held that position at the time of the 1994 killings told CNN that if investigators find hair, blood or other evidence on the knife, they eventually could exhume the remains of Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson to see if the knife and bone damage match.
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In May, a court for the first time allowed relatives of two executed brothers to try to exhume their remains from the crypt of the Valley of the Fallen, the giant mausoleum and basilica that Franco built near Madrid using prisoners as forced labor, and in which he himself was eventually buried.
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On the day that Mr. Cohen was the star witness in a congressional hearing devised to exhume the president's past, Mr. Trump was thousands of miles away — preparing for a summit meeting with North Korea's leader he was hoping would lend gravitas to his embattled presidency, and distract from what was taking place back home.
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The Socialists used their months in power to roll back some of Mr Rajoy's cuts in the welfare state and decree a big increase in the minimum wage (as well as on a not-yet-successful attempt to exhume the remains of General Franco, Spain's former dictator, from his grandiose memorial at the Valley of the Fallen outside Madrid).
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It's Joseph Conway's (aka Mr. Svenson's finger) with a note: "Find the truth and reveal it to the town and you'll perhaps save his life" Archie comes over just as Betty gets a call from the Black Hood: "Exhume the past, find where the primal sin was committed" do this, and she might be able to save Mr. Svenson.
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By signing a one-year, $249.3 million contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers, Rose is in the best situation of his post-ACL-tear career, working beside the most qualified co-author in basketball history—a surreal, selfless wrecking ball who may be the only person alive talented enough to exhume the very best of Rose's once show-stopping self.
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With "One Day at a Time" — like "Fuller House" and "Gilmore Girls," another product of Netflix's drive to exhume our every nostalgic memory — peak TV is restoring something of what peak TV took away: the kind of family that buys discounted meat at the grocery store and whose old car stalls when you turn on the air-conditioning.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti: Well, numerically ... I have to get the numbers correct, but the number of cases we have for a county of 10 million people versus the number of cases they have in New York City with about 8.36 million people, if you do that per capita, we're about, depending on how you exhume the rate of increase here is, it's anywhere from about six to 12 days.
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