Indeed, violently bereaved individuals report greater and more complicated grief than individuals bereaved by natural death.
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They persist for at least 12 months for bereaved adults but six months for bereaved children.
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Should bereaved parents be able to clone a lost child?
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Bereaved parents must do the unthinkable and bury their children.
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He said he had many difficult conversations with the bereaved.
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Mr. Rivlin spent that day visiting the bereaved families instead.
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Piles of fresh blooms and golden paper await the bereaved.
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The government announced aid packages for the families of the bereaved.
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Humor has long been a salve for the bereaved, after all.
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I think we've all felt really bereaved by so much support.
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I became a bereaved daughter when I was 25 years old.
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Don't tell the bereaved to call you if they need anything.
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Keeping faith with the fallen and bereaved is one of them.
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Thoughts and prayers with the bereaved families and with those injured.
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Mr. Bawumia told the bereaved families the government would provide burials.
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Russell believes avoiding a bereaved colleague is hurtful and ultimately confusing.
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So did the other families bereaved by the Inn Din massacre.
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The results showed that those who were bereaved by a death due to suicide were more likely to have experienced depression, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts, compared to those who were bereaved by other types of deaths.
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"My heartfelt condolences to bereaved family," Swaraj, the external affairs minister, tweeted.
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Families nestled by the Great Smoky Mountains are bereaved -- houses completely blazed.
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Now, bereaved parents can feel marooned on their own islands of grief.
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Statements from police officers and the families of the bereaved were altered.
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My thoughts are with the bereaved families in this hour of grief.
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I came here immediately after the bombing, to be with the bereaved.
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Do be certain, however, that the bereaved is aware of your presence.
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Soon after the bombing, angry and bereaved residents held a protest rally.
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Ghana's mine minister Peter Amewu visited the facility and bereaved families on Sunday.
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" "I would like to extend my most heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families.
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And keep in mind, bereaved individuals never "get over" their loved one's death.
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I just want other bereaved parents & siblings to feel seen/heard/respected/loved.
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A murderer or the bereaved aunt (or perhaps mother?) of a suicide victim?
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If bereaved players are slow to comment publicly, should we call them out?
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Certainly, bereaved parents should embrace any story that gets them through the day.
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Lagos Governor Akinwuni Ambode visited the site and offered condolences to bereaved families.
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Be it his abstract totems or his kings, their expressions are hauntingly bereaved.
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"People bereaved by suicide should not be made to feel in any way responsible, and should be treated with the same compassion as people bereaved by any other cause," said Alexandra Pitman, PhD, the study's lead author, in a press release.
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I share the pain of the bereaved families & condole passing away of young children.
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A bereaved young woman awaiting the release of her father's body is simply sad.
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"The waiting has been agonizing for some of the bereaved families," Mr. Carter said.
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Currently, communities often improvise ways to help survivors, their loved ones, and the bereaved.
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Shirley Murphy of the University of Washington tracked 271 bereaved couples over 25 years.
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We've come to comfort the bereaved and reassure them that they are not alone.
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Even the dead Are furnished, at the expense of the bereaved With a smile.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Twitter he was thinking of the bereaved families.
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Traditionally, Jews gather together in the home of the bereaved family and sit shiva.
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Stricken by his inability to help the bereaved man, Almojera himself began to cry.
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After the killings of 1979, she became a patron of charities for the bereaved.
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"We offer our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families," it said in a statement.
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The bereaved parents were not even allowed to bury the child in the village.
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The trumpeter Roy Hargrove's death last year at 793 left the jazz world bereaved.
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Siatta watched the family file out — bereaved, terrified and covered in fine, powdery dust.
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For Trump, these bereaved families are the perfect messengers for his strict immigration policies.
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For Philadelphia funeral director Patricia Quinn, helping bereaved families bury their children is tough enough.
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Now, along with being a doctor, he counsels other bereaved parents in his spare time.
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In practice, this often means services praying for folks who are sick, recently bereaved, etc.
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Bereaved and exiled by traitors, the hero Guo Jing grows up on the Mongolian steppes.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto expressed his condolences to the families of the bereaved on Twitter.
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I wanted to be with the bereaved so that we could lift up each other.
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The National Police Service extends it's condolences to the families and friends of the bereaved.
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The letter highlighted a continuing debate over how sensitive companies should be to the bereaved.
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She dictates the rhythm of his life in the everyday texture of his bereaved loneliness.
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This past weekend, he attacked Khizr Khan, the bereaved father of Army Captain Humayun Khan.
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Often, unscrupulous types to try to sell financial products and services to the recently bereaved.
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Ten years ago, only women attended the support groups Dr. Bacqué ran for bereaved parents.
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Mr. Blair asked Ms. Jowell to coordinate the government's support for survivors and the bereaved.
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Religious rituals, for example, surround the bereaved person with our most important resource — other people.
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The book takes its title from a hospice pamphlet for the soon-to-be bereaved.
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But that silence only isolates the bereaved at the very time they most need comfort.
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The bereaved father and possibly metaphorical bird unite in the agile body of Cillian Murphy.
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Rouhani was officially there to visit families bereaved by an explosion at Zemestanyurt mine last week.
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It drives home Simon's point: what are the limits between living and dead, performer and bereaved?
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Kate Walsh is unrecognizable and utterly brilliant in a gut-wrenching performance as Hannah's bereaved mother.
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While the investigation is ongoing, the bereaved family is left mourning the loss of the infant.
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Each year since Phoenix died, I usually hear from several bereaved parents who want to talk.
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In 22014, Hany Farid, a photo-forensics expert, received an e-mail from a bereaved father.
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Elsewhere, some bereaved parents have begun to press for changes and demand more information and accountability.
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In the middle of it all, Starr is bereaved, angry and disoriented, but also uncommonly resilient.
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But monuments outlast the people who commission them and outlast the deceased and their bereaved families.
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We're all bereaved, if not for a spouse, then for the sense our species might endure.
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The bereaved, too, are advised to contact reporters and refresh pages with comments to maintain interest.
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Researchers argued that sperm donated in this way could offer solace to the donor's bereaved family.
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The government, meanwhile, has provided counseling for the bereaved still grieving over lost relatives and possessions.
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A phone call to his bereaved grandmother prompted a warning text to her from the authorities.
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Condolences to bereaved families impacted by this tragedy and wishing an early recovery to those injured.
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"My thoughts are with the bereaved families in this hour of grief," he wrote on Twitter.
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Mr. Muallem said the memorial was the outcome of a long dialogue with representatives of bereaved families.
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Pregnancy is — like being in love, bereaved, or out of town — a condition, a state of being.
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Take, for instance, Trump's feud with Khizr Khan, the bereaved father of late Army Captain Humayun Khan.
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The diagnosis is the same if you have just been bereaved or divorced or lost your job.
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Distant male relatives can supersede wives, sisters and daughters, leaving women not just bereaved but also destitute.
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William, Queen Elizabeth's grandson, delivered a Bible reading and met some of the bereaved families privately afterwards.
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They risk poverty, even homelessness, if they are bereaved or the relationship comes to a bitter end.
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He says reflecting your personality after death can provide added comfort for the bereaved once you're gone.
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Ken, who had won a hard-earned enclave of peace, ends up bereaved, homeless, and an addict.
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After the ceremony, he introduced himself to the bereaved as a member of the Lucky Bastard Club.
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Bereaved, she enrolled at the University of Hawaii as a business major and began dating a runner.
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The bereaved parents of Army Captain Humayun Khan spoke about their son's patriotism and his sacrifice in Iraq.
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His parents join the thousands of others left bereaved by Duterte's plan to rid the streets of crime.
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"In the face of a grieving, bereaved mother, the human response was absolutely and completely supportive," she said.
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President Paul Biya sent his condolences to the family of the bereaved and wished survivors a speedy recovery.
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As detectives work cases, they often find themselves also becoming a source of emotional support for the bereaved.
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The government has offered 1,000 Zimbabwe dollars ($300) to bereaved families to help them bury their lost relatives.
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In "Alps" (2012), members of a cultlike organization impersonate the recently deceased for the benefit of the bereaved.
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The bereaved have an unimpeachable moral authority, which can make it difficult for politicians to rebut their criticism.
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As the death toll mounts, bereaved individuals may target those they blame for the loss of loved ones.
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While presiding over funerals and counseling bereaved families are cornerstones of his calling, he now requires consoling himself.
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Thin-skinned and foul-mouthed, with grudges against everyone, the bereaved are a dirty dozen of unpublishable grievance.
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The king paid a rare visit to Israel and made condolence calls to each of the bereaved families.
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One bereaved relative, Bose Adeshida, said she had two nieces, aged 11 and 4, who attended the school.
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Patricia Smith, on the other hand, is a bereaved mother who lost a child to a horrific tragedy.
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He said the defense has been focused on the consequences on the killer, rather than the victim's bereaved family.
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Nearly everywhere, the bereaved have put up with rip-off last rites because of the lack of better options.
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This time it's not Megyn Kelly, the bereaved father of an Army captain, or a former Miss Universe contestant.
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Gang members known in their role as the "submarine" deliver money and groceries to the bereaved families on Fridays.
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The excellent Gugu Mbatha-Raw plays Ava, a bereaved mother whose husband is far below on the earth's surface.
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For the bereaved, God will not take away their pain, but he can make them stronger than their suffering.
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She lived bereaved and alone, facing threats and intimidation, in a climate of persistent attempts to deny the genocide.
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"Oh, you're that couple," a father said gravely when we introduced ourselves at a support group for bereaved parents.
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Ms. Thompson-Simmons mainly deals with the living, shepherding bereaved families through the delicate details of the funeral process.
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"The National Police Service extends it's [sic] condolences to the families and friends of the bereaved," the police added.
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This might sound simple, but I know a number of bereaved parents have found these things changing after loss.
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We have worked really hard to bring the different groups together, the survivors, the bereaved, volunteers and other residents.
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How could words possibly bridge the chasm that loss had cleaved between the bereaved and the well-meaning mourners?
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The groom's mother is a founder and the chairwoman of the trustees of SeeSaw, a charity for bereaved children.
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Those who were bereaved had a greater risk of a coronary event in the month after their partners died.
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Shirley Murphy, a retired professor of nursing at the University of Washington, tracked 271 bereaved couples over 25 years.
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I'm a bereaved mother from a deep red state who is a proud conservative and advocate for paid family leave.
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The bereaved parents of Army Captain Humayun Khan spoke about their son's love of country and his sacrifice in Iraq.
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Separately, clinicians and researchers are trying to understand the importance of deathbed dreams to help the ill and the bereaved.
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The pair took part in a reception for bereaved families of military members at Buckingham Palace in May of 2017.
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A bereaved child, of 14, would look at [William] and feel the same kind of loss if their mother died.
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Like engaged couples and first-time parents, recently bereaved people must take big decisions at a time of heightened emotion.
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Still, others rehearse the role of bereaved family members (Alps, 2011) or physical wellness (The Killing of Sacred Deer, 2017).
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"I have raised up no witch in this house," the ever-quotable father insists, but all are suspicious and bereaved.
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Treating long-lasting cohabitation as marriage leads to fewer bereaved and wronged families—but also blurs a once-clear line.
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Bereaved families have been calling for the ship to be raised and for a more thorough investigation into the disaster.
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Exhausted doctors struggled to keep their eyes open, while screams from victims and newly bereaved families echoed through the halls.
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"The Government of Kenya condemns this act of terror and condoles with families and friends of the bereaved," he added.
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Bakare said that even if some bereaved customers do not plant the trees they receive, Nyaradzo's overall impact is significant.
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I connected with lots of bereaved moms initially through my blog, and some I keep in touch with fairly regularly.
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But she doesn't give short shrift to what she calls "the bereaved creature inside me," mourning her brother and father.
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Another member of the public told the chairman that the protesters were not bereaved relatives or survivors of the fire.
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One of these is a bereaved father (John Leguizamo), for whose benefit she feigns pregnancy and fabricates an experiential intimacy.
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"When no registration about the donatee is available, the bereaved have to decide on donation of the organs," Reiger said.
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Bereaved families have demanded that the ship be salvaged, hoping that the bodies of the missing would be found inside.
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Sharing secrets and bringing food to the bereaved, the Mothers are an all-knowing entity, at once witness and impetus.
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Elizabeth Marvel is coming into her own as a furious, guilt-ridden and newly ferocious bereaved mother-turned-president-elect.
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He entered hundreds of couples into the bonds of matrimony and comforted the bereaved at more than a thousand funerals.
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" Herzog said in the tweet, "The Jewish Agency and the NZ Jewish Council stand in solidarity with the bereaved families.
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Later, the royals will participate in a private discussion with a group who have been bereaved in various ways by suicide.
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She decided to speak out, and a group of more than 100 bereaved mothers and wives has since coalesced around her.
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The music stopped temporarily as band members ran to comfort bereaved relatives who lunged forward, wailing to grieve over the coffins.
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Lord I wanna [sic] remember bereaved families tonight too, that you would be with them and take them through difficult times.
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He expresses his profound sadness at the loss of life and wishes healing to the friends and families of the bereaved.
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The four protagonists are women in their 70s who are stuck in personal and professional ruts, variously bereaved, lonely or regretful.
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Perhaps, with so many cameras, the risk of a bad image or a dressing down by the bereaved was too high.
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Preying on the grief-stricken and the vulnerable, they convince the bereaved that Angela has the ability to contact the dead.
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"Our sympathy for the wounded and the bereaved, our disgust for the Merkelites and leftwing idiots who bear responsibility!" he tweeted.
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Critics, including bereaved Sandy Hook parents, have argued that NBC is only giving Jones a bigger platform to spread his conspiracies.
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The bereaved father told a judge at Joseph's sentencing on Friday, "Hell is not good enough for her," according to NJ.com.
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One official said he was treated like someone bereaved — people avoid you, he said, because they don't know what to say.
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But Pakistani officials went to pains to say the toll was unselective, with Muslims and Christians among the dead and bereaved.
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In some ways it's more surprising that most bereaved children are so resilient and go on to lead healthy, fulfilling lives.
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Even if she thought it unkind or unwarranted to ask her to stay away, the feelings of the bereaved deserve respect.
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Today, Melissa says she could detect the telltale "flintiness" of the recently bereaved the moment she saw Seager on the hill.
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Many people post comments primarily to be seen publicly expressing condolences, she said, and comforting the bereaved becomes a secondary goal.
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There are unexpectedly poignant solos for supporting characters, like the town beauty (Rebecca Faulkenberry) and a bereaved insurance salesman (John Sanders).
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The bereaved are coping with grief and should not have to be conflicted about how to deal with other people's feelings.
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" And what will a father do when his children are all dead and he becomes "a bereaved father for all eternity?
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I reacted on a more visceral level, however, as a person who has spent my professional life working with bereaved families.
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Their parents, of course, were no less bereaved for being more inured, and they were left without even snapshots to cherish.
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Bereaved people might think that they smell the perfume that the deceased used to wear, or the tobacco they used to smoke.
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Santander said that the state would provide assistance to the bereaved families, including funeral costs, adding that the state was in mourning.
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A reader might guess where a story involving a stern Scottish witch hunter and a divided village of bereaved women might go.
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Facebook Apologizes for Showing Parenting Ads to Bereaved Mother There are two basic views of tech platforms that are funded by advertising.
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Embers in the umbrella's shade, mildly bereaved of the sun or a god, who rides upon a white horse through azure clouds.
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But while every drug-related death is tragic, there's something to her bereaved son's sentiment that resonates in my torn-open chest.
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His "I" becomes a transparency, a way of portraying others—whether it be a bereaved parent or President Emmanuel Macron—through himself.
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But the normally private moment between the President and a bereaved citizen has turned into a public debacle for President Donald Trump.
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Sitting in a circle of other bereaved and widowed mothers of Srebrenica, quietly and with the utmost dignity, she told her story.
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He attacked Khizr Khan, the bereaved father of the late Army Captain Humayun Khan, by falsely accusing him of silencing his wife.
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Other old favorites return, including Paul McGann as Mark, the bereaved boyfriend of Luther's dead ex-wife, not seen since Season 2.
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TAVERNISE: Is there, is there some part of the Police Department that deals with bereaved relatives, family members like this, like moms?
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MOKA "Moka" is indeed French for "mocha," the color of the car that a bereaved mother (Emmanuelle Devos) thinks killed her son.
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Partly to help the bereaved parents, Evan pretends he and the boy were close, but struggles under the weight of his secret.
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Jurors heard not only the tributes of the bereaved but in some cases the voices of the dead — recordings of the Rev.
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The Israeli government and the bereaved families had protested earlier calls in Jordan for Mr. Daqamseh's prison term to be cut short.
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And yet he persisted, dedicating the concert to the cause of "reconciliation, tolerance, and peace," and the song "Anthem" to the bereaved.
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Markelova said if the issue is not resolved, she planned to take her case, and those of other bereaved relatives, to the Kremlin.
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The most emotional moment of the Democratic National Convention was the speech by Khizr Khan, the bereaved father of Army Captain Humayun Khan.
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Trump listened to a speech by the bereaved father of a fallen Muslim soldier and used it to slander the fallen soldier's family.
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In an analysis of responses of bereaved individuals to questions about how they engaged in meaning-making, the replies were rich and varied.
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Greengrass said survivors and the bereaved families had asked him not to "sanitize" the violence, but also to treat the tragedy with respect.
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Bereaved relatives laid red and white carnations on a growing pile of flowers, candles and children's toys, framed by photos of the dead.
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"Tower" uses animation, black-and-white footage from the event and full-color interviews to relive tales of the survivors and bereaved families.
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On Mother's Day, other bereaved moms and I go to each other's Facebook pages to say we are remembering the child who died.
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In one movie, she appears as the bereaved, darker-skinned sister of a light skinned woman who has chosen to live as white.
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Four friends start a business, selling a concentrated form of emotional labor: They will comfort the bereaved by impersonating their dead loved ones.
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For instance, in our research, bereaved AIDS caregivers whose partners had recently died still reported positive emotions such as gratitude, pride, and relief.
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One official said he was treated like a bereaved family member — people avoid you, he said, because they don't know what to say.
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Moondog is bereaved, arrested, packed off to rehab, and so forth; yet everything washes over him, as if existence were one big beach.
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Here is a bereaved family so topsy-turvy that mourning becomes an afterthought, and the children must thrive on responsibility instead of wonder.
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" He added: "It is the whole family of French gastronomy that joins me, to renew our deep friendship to our American brothers bereaved.
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Good Grief, a New Jersey based nonprofit, is one of the programs working to ensure the emotional and physical health of bereaved children.
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I have subsequently learned, from the academic literature on grief, that this "searching behavior," as it is called, is common among the bereaved.
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Not astronomical, but bereaved as I was, I still couldn't justify spending way more for one earring than I did for the originals.
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"Our focus at the moment is on mourning those who have passed and trying to comfort the people who are bereaved," Hertzman said.
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The secretiveness has fueled suspicion among bereaved families and human rights monitors that guns and drugs are planted on suspects at crime scenes.
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There's no need to exhibit Shakespearean poetic eloquence: simple empathy suffices, letting the bereaved know coworkers are willing to chat, listen, or help.
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On July 11, Major General Kyaw Kyaw Soe had invited the bereaved families to an army facility near the northern city of Lashio.
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — The Holy Trinity Cathedral in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, echoed with the wailing of the bereaved on Sunday morning.
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A recently bereaved husband received a letter sent by PayPal informing him that his late wife is "in breach of contract" because she died.
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" Pakistan President Arif Alvi also expressed "profound grief" on Twitter, and wrote that he was praying "for the departed souls and the bereaved families.
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Brockell said she was "deluged with messages from bereaved parents," saying the same thing about how painful social media can be after a loss.
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" But, he said, the military offered its condolences to the bereaved families and undertook to "share whatever information we can with the Serbian government.
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Bereaved families are "vulnerable and are being put in the position of choosing this as an option when they don't have money," Thayer said.
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In a field centered on caring for the deceased and their bereaved families, the mental health of the death care professional is seldom considered.
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Roth's reaction was to join the Parents Circle—Families Forum, a joint group of bereaved Israelis and Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza.
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Efforts to deal with the aftermath include supporting bereaved families, working with communities to prevent radicalization, and helping schools look after traumatized young people.
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Politicians, he says, prefer to blame the organ shortage on bereaved people than to invest in the logistics and incentives proven to increase transplants.
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Israel, which had already offered its apologies for the raid, agreed under the deal to pay out $20 million to the bereaved and injured.
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The story follows the three bereaved leading women as they pay off the $2 million debt left to them by their career criminal husbands.
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Offering condolences to the families of fallen American soldiers is one of the most emotionally wrenching contacts between a president and a bereaved citizen.
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But online pricing remains scant for funeral services, putting bereaved and vulnerable people at a financial disadvantage because they're unlikely to haggle over costs.
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Viewers watch as Bruce Weber, a veteran obituary writer, calls the bereaved, delicately gathering details on the deceased in time to make his deadline.
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Deceit, it suggests, is not always a weapon, and white lies can be bandages and balms for wounded feelings, not least among the bereaved.
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Amos Mbicha, whose sister and nephew died in the crash, said he helped more than ten law firms, including GALG, connect with bereaved families.
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Ask Real Estate Believe it or not, the practice of contacting the recently bereaved about their property has a long history in real estate.
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The pills, as another bereaved mom noted to me online, are all white, as if to signify that the only innocent victims are white.
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She made a point of crouching when she was talking with children so she was at eye level, and she sat with the bereaved family.
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The emails you receive are split between the painfully disoriented messages of the bereaved, to illuminating newsletters on the dos and don'ts of death etiquette.
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Funerals are advertised on noticeboards so that bereaved families needn't make lots of calls from public telephone boxes (mobile phones, especially outside Asmara, remain rare).
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But the location kept changing, and bereaved relatives had no interest in the idea, arguing that their loved ones were not anonymous, according to Prof.
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There are several Dutch traditions around death that are now rarely practiced, such as covering the windows in a bereaved family's home with white sheets.
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There were plenty of other dark moments, and the city abounds with bereaved victims who believe their own tragic stories have not been sufficiently investigated.
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Subjects were asked whether sex robots would be "appropriate" or "socially useful" for those who were disabled, lonely, on a spaceship, into minotaurs, or bereaved.
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A bereaved man from Baoji in Shaanxi, China, has been arrested after he attacked a nurse at Baoji Central Hospital by dousing her with petrol.
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Though both The Nightingale and The Babadook are about bereaved women trying to fight their way back to life, Kent's two films are very different.
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It designates a weeklong visitation — the shiva — during which friends and relatives gather with the bereaved to express condolences and relate memories of the deceased.
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"It's always, you're someone's sad girlfriend, or someone's bereaved wife," she added, before asking McGee if she was conscious of this during the writing process.
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With the site now fenced off, bereaved families are worried the remains of their loved ones may be left at the scene, compounding their anguish.
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His 228 film Antichrist starred Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg as a bereaved couple coping with their grief through, among other things, graphic genital mutilation.
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"Some earlier studies have shown that the child's experience of pain impacts bereaved parents' long-term outcomes including anxiety and depression," Wolfe said by email.
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They are interrupted by the arrivals of Miss Gluck (a lugubrious Polly McKie), the bereaved, German-speaking neighbor whose mother recently died; and Helena (Ms.
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Even in offering comfort, there is room to acknowledge that, and a willingness to contemplate this reality with the bereaved can itself be a consolation.
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Weaver's study also finds that parentally bereaved children are more likely to have academic problems and less favorable health outcomes or some form of disability.
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For a funeral, memorial service or shiva call, you must wear an outfit that lets the bereaved know you're a woman who has it all.
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Bereaved relatives held pictures of their loved ones as they commemorated Britain's deadliest fire since World War Two, a tragedy that has profoundly shocked the nation.
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He promotes the idea of compassionate communities and cities, a more holistic approach to palliative care that includes the bereaved as well as those who die.
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On March 11th people bereaved by paramilitary groups told heart-rending stories when a European organisation commemorating "victims of terrorism" brought its annual meeting to Belfast.
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And though not many bereaved relations yet "bring their own coffin", a quick browse online gives people a far better idea of what it should cost.
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Once the sunken ferry had been secured on the semi-submersible vessel, bereaved families would be allowed to observe from a closer distance, another official said.
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The Washington Post discovered that Trump had personally promised $25,000 to a bereaved family; the check was not written until the day that story was published.
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As revealed in 2013, many undercover police officers secretly stole the identities of dead children to help develop fake personas, without speaking to the bereaved parents.
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With a seamless blend of the everyday and the visionary, Read's imagined conversation with a bereaved neighborhood child travels a path dappled by wonder and sorrow.
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"Above all, our hearts go out to all those who have been so cruelly bereaved or injured, or whose homes have been swept away," they continued.
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" As a bereaved mother told Ms. Samuel, "You never 'get over it,' you 'get on with it,' and you never 'move on,' but you 'move forward.
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While it's true that some research shows that bereaved parents have higher divorce rates than couples that haven't experienced a loss, other studies contradict those findings.
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Irwin Sandler, Ph.D. is a Regents' Professor Emeritus and Research Professor, directing the Resilient Parenting for Bereaved Families Program at the REACH Institute, Arizona State University.
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I bereaved the call in detail with Deputy Chief [inaudible 00:07:153] if we come back, I refer to the call and everyone is nodding.
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Slipping your hotel room key to the bereaved or murmuring that you've scored two tickets to Bette Midler in "Hello, Dolly" for that evening is gauche.
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According to a recent survey, many bereaved pet owners will even mistakenly interpret ambiguous sights and sounds as the movements, pants and whimpers of the deceased pet.
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"On operations the first thing the police do is take out the CCTV cameras and the lights," says a church volunteer who helps those bereaved by violence.
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The deal: Science Care pays for the cremation of a donor's unused remains and for returning the ashes to the bereaved family, usually after a few weeks.
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Then he shaves off his beard and becomes a totally different incarnation of the Bereaved Clark Griswold Character — this one hell-bent on revenge and extremely pale.
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Laton's grandfather passed away shortly after Gabby was adopted, leaving his bereaved wife and cat with a house too large to take care of on their own.
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State premier 'deeply ashamed' Reports of the bereaved man's ordeal triggered anger among social media users around the world and prompted a swift response from Australian authorities.
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The prosecution might solicit their input, but the prosecution does not directly represent victims or their bereaved; the prosecution represents the people of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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For many bereaved families, Social Security is the difference between some measure of independence and the dependence suffered by those who find themselves caught in abject poverty.
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Less illuminating in this regard is the chapter on the bereaved and grieving, where the lesson seems to be that grief can distract — hardly unique to presidents.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Bereaved families tussled with rescue workers on Tuesday at the site of an Ethiopian rubbish dump where a landslide killed 65 people this weekend.
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But instead he began to talk like Trump, gratuitously smearing a black congresswoman who was a friend of the Green Beret's bereaved family — with provably false charges.
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No, those honors go to the assertions by many conservative figures that bereaved students were being manipulated by sinister forces, or even that they were paid actors.
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Grief support centers, evidence-based parenting programs, and Social Security are exactly the right kinds of resources, and we know they provide real help to bereaved families.
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At a gathering later, I'd had a martini with prosecco chasers, then picked a senseless quarrel with our hostess, a close friend as bereaved as I was.
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With bereaved families angry and confused, relatives of one woman killed in the Ethiopian crash filed the first lawsuit on behalf of a U.S. victim in Chicago.
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He was a native Muscovite, and tens of thousands of people attended his state funeral, including his bereaved wife and two children, then ages 15 and 8.
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"No one from the bereaved community has been turned away, and everyone who has applied to attend has been successful," Prime Minister Theresa May told parliament on Wednesday.
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Many people could be considered the beating heart of the series, including Gianni himself or his bereaved boyfriend Antonio D'Amico (Ricky Martin), but Donatella is its unquestionable powerhouse.
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In the second, a bereaved man has his comatose wife's consciousness implanted into his head, but slowly locks her into a mental prison as their relationship breaks down.
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Many of the young people have lost a parent or been bereaved due to HIV, and those are issues that are close to Prince Harry's heart as well.
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What was different about the 2011 disaster was how the survivors and the bereaved challenged the reactions of the Japanese authorities in the months and years that followed.
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Zuckerman pointed out that the secular bereaved don't necessarily have a clear road map, or community support, to help them deal with the pragmatic aftermath of a death.
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When a bereaved mother collapses at a clinic run by Médecins Sans Frontières, a non-governmental organisation, staff barely blink: they see hundreds of underfed children every day.
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They were joined by parents bereaved in 22019's Sandy Hook atrocity and others affected by gun violence, including local high school students from the District of Columbia.
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And the bereaved son in "Car Concentrate" has compressed his dead father's beloved '68 Mustang convertible into a block that sits in the middle of his living room.
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Trump doesn't have much experience yet with calling bereaved military families; perhaps he was flustered, and thus wasn't as careful with his words as he should have been.
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Choosing a bereaved father could also help heal the rift from Mr. Trump's clash in the summer with Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the Pakistani-American parents of Capt.
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The speech did get good press for having a "presidential" tone, particularly the moment he put the spotlight on the bereaved family of Navy SEAL William "Ryan" Owens.
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HOLD THE DARK Jeffrey Wright plays an expert who travels to northern Alaska to help a bereaved mother (Riley Keough) track her son's killers — a pack of wolves.
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At both hearings, nearly 19 months apart, however, the deep faith of the bereaved — and the value placed on forgiveness and repentance by African Methodism — played prominent roles.
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You see its enormity and devastation in the cries of a bereaved mother or sister, the wailing of a newly widowed woman and the tears of an orphan.
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What if there was a software program that enabled a bereaved person to communicate with a lost loved one by creating an avatar using the deceased's digital footprint?
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"The question must be asked whether the refurbishment was simply about beautifying the tower," Leslie Thomas, lawyer for some of the bereaved families and survivors, told the inquiry.
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Uematsu worked at the care facility and while he said he was "sorry to the bereaved families," he repeatedly said that the deaths "couldn't be helped," Mainichi reported.
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The silence was also observed by survivors and bereaved people at a gathering near Grenfell Tower, as well as in the Houses of Parliament and in government buildings.
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A band - some of the musicians in tears - temporarily stopped playing as band members ran to comfort bereaved relatives who lunged forward, wailing in grief over the coffins.
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After being shuttered by Twitter in October of last year, the big-with-teens looping video platform has been bereaved by many as Too Good For This Cruel World.
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But in the corporatization of death, the bereaved are preyed upon, and made to feel that their capacity to honor their dead goes only as deep as their pockets.
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PHILIP ALLOTTProfessor emeritus of international public lawCambridge University Wistful daydreaming that the decision to leave the EU might one day be reversed might bring some comfort to bereaved Remainers.
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Bereaved families and survivors from Britain's deadliest school shooting wrote an open letter, shared exclusively with BuzzFeed News, to students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
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When I and a group of bereaved mothers who lost daughters went to the 2017 Women's March, only mothers of men killed by the police were invited on stage.
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In Max Payne and The Lovely Bones — some creative license here — he's a bereaved father who has to fill the role of cop because the real cops don't care.
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"I have witnessed firsthand the difference CBUK has made and continues to make to the lives of bereaved families," William said four years ago at its 21st birthday gala.
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Survivors, bereaved families and people around Britain are marking the first anniversary of the fire that destroyed Grenfell Tower, a residential high-rise in west London, killing 72 people.
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"Shaken, overwhelmed, bereaved: these feelings that come with the certainty that we have just lost one of the greatest artists of our time," tweeted French Culture Minister Franck Riester.
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"In recent years, there have been revelations about how bereaved families, justice campaigners, environmental campaigners, journalists and trades unionists have all been subject to inappropriate Police investigation," he said.
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This new study also found that suicide risk was especially elevated among those who were bereaved by suicide and who reported a high degree of social stigma around death.
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Bereaved parents visiting a village shaman to arrange a ghost marriage for a deceased child might well experience a relief similar to that provided by grief counselling or psychoanalysis.
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The most memorable moments of the first evening came in painful speeches given by bereaved parents, whose children had been killed by illegal immigrants or by terrorists in Libya.
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SIDS is incredibly rare but it can happen more than once in the same family, so discussing the risk factors with bereaved parents is even more important, Garstang said.
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While Black Lives Matter receives deserved attention, countless grass-roots organizations — many of which were founded by bereaved black women — are doing remarkable work to prevent and reduce crime.
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Nearly 200 people, including about 20 soldiers, were killed in Gwangju, by the official count, though civic groups and bereaved families have suggested that the toll was much higher.
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A recent study funded by the NIMH found that the Resilient Parenting for Bereaved Families program leads to positive changes for children that last up to 15 years later.
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The study found that 18 years after the death of a child, bereaved parents "were more likely to have experienced a depressive episode and marital disruption" than other parents.
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But the increase in risk was tiny: Fifty in the bereaved group (0.16 percent) had a heart attack or stroke, compared to 67 (0.08 percent) in the comparison group.
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The Grenfell fire, the worst in modern British history, killed 72 people, and Grenfell United, a group of bereaved families and survivors, had long called for Ms. Cotton's resignation.
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"When it comes to a bullying culture, you can't just leave it to the victims -- the bereaved parents -- to do the work of removing this abhorrent behavior," Hughes said.
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The controversy followed on the heels of a related Trump flap, when he claimed, inaccurately, that former President Obama and other past presidents "didn't make calls" to bereaved relatives.
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The tone is jaunty and the patter thick as Brian (Michael Caine), recently bereaved, medicates his loneliness by planning one last job: robbing a vault in the jewelry district.
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John McCain and House Speaker Paul Ryan are distancing themselves from Trump amid his week long attack on a bereaved military family who spoke at the Democratic National Convention.
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Denham acquired help in recent months from Artsproof, which runs an online stolen arts database and sometimes serves as an interlocutor between bereaved art collectors and law enforcement officials.
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It is grisly work for them, but a cathartic release for the bereaved, who say treating Disney parks as a final resting place is the ultimate tribute to ardent fans.
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But some bereaved Israeli families have said the show largely glosses over the murder of the three Israeli teens, who are referenced throughout the series but not included as characters.
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Hajaj, 49, wrote a letter signed by some 120 bereaved Israeli families criticizing HBO and requesting the program list the number of Israelis killed in Palestinian attacks through the years.
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With bereaved families angry and confused, relatives of an American woman killed in the Ethiopian crash, Samya Stumo, filed the first lawsuit on behalf of a U.S. victim in Chicago.
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On Monday, he mingled with bereaved relatives in Section 60 of Arlington Cemetery, the spot that holds the graves of many of the dead of the Iraq and Afghan wars.
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Eighteen months ago, these bereaved Connecticut residents sued the manufacturer of the Bushmaster AR-15 rifle as well as the wholesaler and gun store that sold it to the shooter.
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"The government expresses its condolences to the bereaved families and reiterates its determination to pursue operations ... with strict respect for human rights rules and international humanitarian law," the statement said.
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The "unexpected accident brought bitter sorrow to his heart and that he couldn't control his grief at the thought of the bereaved families who lost their blood relatives," KCNA reported.
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Within that context, Ms. Whittaker — who was terrific as a bereaved, angry mother on Mr. Chibnall's "Broadchurch" — performs gamely, if not yet distinctively, as the 2,000-year-old Time Lord.
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In all these studies, it's hard to tell if the same factors that caused the death of the loved one also played a role in the death of the bereaved.
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I considered saying something to her after the service, to educate her politely that using a cellphone, while bereaved children were speaking of their departed parent, was out of line.
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Pretending to be a bereaved mother, Mackenberg told Gunsolas that her baby had died a few months earlier and that she wanted to check on the infant in the afterlife.
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"Like any responsible organisation, we support your assertion that any and all unexplained deaths should be investigated thoroughly and that bereaved families should receive the justice they deserve," he wrote.
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It's their job to interview survivors, and to speak with bereaved relatives—relatives who'd been waiting for a family member to arrive, only to learn they'll never see them again.
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After a speech on immigration during his campaign, Trump gave the podium to a line of bereaved parents and relatives, their shirts plastered with the faces of lost loved ones.
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One journalist in attendance told Al-Jazeera that the bereaved crowd were mostly lawyers and other journalists, and that many of the dead and wounded were wearing black suits and ties.
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The tapes themselves are a perverse fantasy; more often than not, death isn't neat, and the deceased don't leave behind a map for the bereaved to figure out why this happened.
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Her fateful last piece was on "the widows' basement" in Baba Amr, a district of Homs, where bereaved women and children huddled as Syrian forces starved and shelled them to death.
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Add to that stories in the press of bereaved people unable to afford the burial of their loved ones, and the scene is set for salesmen to proffer "peace of mind".
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A Reuters investigation in April found that Egyptian police had shot dead hundreds of suspected Islamist militants in what authorities said were gun battles, but bereaved families said were extrajudicial killings.
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Several surviving victims and around 300 members of bereaved families gathered at the conference, some donning traditional white hats saying "compensation" and others holding a banner reading "the government must compensate".
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In China, the bereaved, with a few clicks of a mouse or taps on a smartphone, can buy replicas of everything from bonsai plants to flat-screen televisions for home delivery.
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After he answered the question about his response to the attack, Mr. Trump was pressed later in the news conference about his claim that Mr. Obama had never called bereaved families.
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WIDOWS A team of Chicago criminals' bereaved wives (Viola Davis, Michelle Rodriguez and Elizabeth Debicki) forge a tentative alliance to execute the heist that their husbands never got to pull off.
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Grenfell United, a group representing survivors and bereaved families, said the Kensington and Chelsea local authority, which owned the building, and the companies involved in the refurbishment, had questions to answer.
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In my retirement village, the rush of overeager women carrying comfort food to the homes of the newly bereaved is so common that they've given it a name: the Brisket Brigade.
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Her bereaved partner Sara Canning said she had lost their dream of being able to legally marry in their home country, but hoped the response to McKee's killing might bring change.
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A couple of local organizations set up funeral tents, a tradition in Iraq when someone dies so that relatives, friends and neighbors can sit with the bereaved and pay their respects.
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If we want to find ways to meet the bereaved where they're at, and to give them space to talk, or share, we have to be comfortable in our own silence.
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Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the parents of the fallen US Army captain, are also bereaved parents, of course, and they have been used by the Clinton campaign to score political points.
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" But by the standards of most politicians she considers Mrs Clinton a decent boss—one who calls her staffers on their birthdays and when they are bereaved: "Not many senators do that.
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She had not given money to a political campaign until Mr Trump insulted the bereaved parents of a Muslim war hero last July, which persuaded her to give $100 to Hillary Clinton.
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The messages themselves ranged from a simple "message not sent" text to more aggressive attempts, which masqueraded as the US Embassy's visa division or a bereaved friend sending details of a funeral.
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Embroiled in his first disastrous gaffe of the campaign — if you can call attacking a bereaved military family a gaffe — Trump is also getting steamrolled by Hillary Clinton in the fundraising department.
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"We have the unique opportunity to close this painful chapter in our history that has bereaved and afflicted millions of Colombians for half a century," the president said in a televised address.
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Driven in part by the decline of religion, and broader shifts in attitudes to death and dying, fewer bereaved are ready to cede their dead unthinkingly to an off-the-shelf burial.
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Earlier this year, the municipality tried but failed to prevent the gallery from hosting a discussion with the Israeli-Palestinian Forum of Bereaved Families (Parents Circle) and the Combatants for Peace movement.
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Of the entire group, only 8 percent of the bereaved individuals were in good shape for all five indicators of resilience studied, while 20 percent were not resilient in any of them.
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Directed by Panos Cosmatos, the film is a dreamlike grindhouse thriller, with Cage as the bereaved Red Miller, who is seeking to avenge the death of his girlfriend Mandy Bloom (Andrea Riseborough).
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"Unquiet" can be read as a grief memoir in the tradition of Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking," a meditation on the way loss manifests itself in the life of the bereaved.
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Within 48 hours of the tragedy, as the official response continued to fail Grenfell Tower residents, a group of survivors, locals and bereaved families began to organize themselves under the name Justice4Grenfell.
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The back-and-forth made a furious spectacle of what is, at the best of times, one of the most emotionally wrenching contacts between the commander in chief and a bereaved citizen.
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Do not call her a bereaved mother, said Aisha Affendi, a co-president of the Movement for a Democratic Society in Kobani, whose son Shervan was killed in an ambush at 19.
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Dinesh is numbed by the camp's terrors: the "faraway whispering" that precedes falling shells; the brief silence before the cries of the injured and the bereaved; gruesome scenes at a makeshift hospital.
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President Htin Kyaw expressed "condolences for the dead, offering assistance to the bereaved families and announcing action against those responsible after a systematic probe," in a statement published by state-owned media.
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Her page has hosted wrenching stories, like that of a bereaved mother, who lost one earring in a pair her 15-year-old daughter wore before she died (but no match yet).
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" If you have only a moment to interact with the bereaved, like in passing or at a funeral, here are some of your best suggestions: "I know how much you loved her.
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A quick recap, in case you're late to this: The most emotional moment of the Democratic National Convention was the speech by Khizr Khan, the bereaved father of Army Captain Humayun Khan.
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In particular, the fact that he returns the animals to the scene of their disappearance—sometimes returning weeks later to leave tails or other body parts on bereaved owners' doorsteps—indicates sociopathic qualities.
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"Ill fares the land that left these people to be so exposed to such trauma and such death," Danny Friedman, a lawyer for some of the bereaved families and survivors, told the inquiry.
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On Tuesday, an hour-long service of commemoration will be held at Manchester Cathedral, including a nationwide one-minute silence at 1330 GMT, with William meeting some of the bereaved families privately afterwards.
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In response to the "thoughts and prayers" for the recently bereaved in the tragic church shooting in Texas, there has been a firestorm of scorn from some politicians and celebrities mocking the faithful.
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Julia Samuel is a psychotherapist specializing in grief who has spent the last 25 years working with bereaved families, both in private practice and with England's National Health Service at St. Mary's Paddington.
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A Reuters investigation in April found that Egyptian security forces had shot dead hundreds of suspected militants in what the Interior Ministry said were gunbattles, but which bereaved families said were extrajudicial executions.
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The arch sentimentality can get Capraesque, as when Hagerty tells a hostile Senate committee that he's decided not to testify, and instead carries the day by showing a bereaved family a spacewalk video.
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A similarly bereaved gaze on housing can be found in Ms. Whiteread's work beyond sculpture, such as her photo series "Demolished" (1996), which depicts the slow destruction of East London's public housing blocks.
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Instead, he kicked off what will no doubt be another several days of negative coverage, as he did in attacking the Khan family, a bereaved military couple who criticized Trump at the DNC.
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Looking for troubled male leads in the fall's new dramas, there's the brilliant autistic surgeon of "The Good Doctor" on ABC and the brilliant, bereaved entrepreneur of "Wisdom of the Crowd" on CBS.
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The bereaved mood of "Woman in Purple Dress, Under the Lamp" of 1898, focuses on the blank, masklike face of the seemingly numb woman, modeled by Hélène Chatenay, Vallotton's companion of a decade.
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The charred ruin of the block, covered in white sheeting, was lit up overnight in green, a color adopted by the community of survivors and bereaved people as a symbol of the tragedy.
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The movement that seeks to end abortion, care for desperate or bereaved mothers, and heal the hearts of would-be fathers is grounded in a larger, universal truth: the idea of human dignity.
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Watched by bereaved relatives in a Senate committee room, CEO Dennis Muilenburg gave the clearest mea culpa yet for crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia -- both involving Boeing's 737 Max jet -- that killed 346 people.
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"The timing of this application appears disingenuous and an attempt at sabotage," Stephanie Barwise, a lawyer representing some of the survivors and bereaved families, told the inquiry on Monday, describing her clients as outraged.
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"The people we keep forgetting in palliative care is the bereaved, who often suffer from similar social consequences as people with life-limiting illnesses: depression, anxiety, loneliness, social rejection and even suicide," he added.
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Mr Trump's subsequent gaffes—his rudeness to the bereaved parents of a dead American soldier, his suggestion that Hillary Clinton faced assassination, and so forth—showed how utterly Mr Manafort failed in this regard.
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I'd suggest that, in addition to Dr. Friedman's reasons, shuttering or demolishing it might signal to the survivors and the bereaved that we lack belief in their resilience in the face of such horror.
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It is understandable that we seek to protect the bereaved by responding with hope when they express despair, giving our assurances of light at the end of the tunnel and rainbows after the storm.
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Last month, the reconciliation program organized a series of public events across the Gaza Strip, bringing together bereaved families affiliated with both Hamas and with Fatah, which still has sizable support among ordinary Gazans.
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A Reuters investigation in April found that Egyptian security forces had shot dead hundreds of suspected militants in what the Interior Ministry said were gun battles but which bereaved families said were extrajudicial executions.
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During his campaign, he did it with his erratic tweets and controversial policy proposals, using personal attacks on anyone from "low-energy" Jeb Bush to the bereaved father of a Muslim American Army captain.
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"The unexpected accident brought bitter sorrow to his heart and that he couldn't control his grief at the thought of the bereaved families who lost their blood relatives," state-run news agency KCNA reported.
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)The bereaved widower of a young Pakistani woman allegedly burned to death by her family says her relatives guaranteed her safety to persuade her to visit after she eloped against their wishes.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull offered condolences to the bereaved and sought to reassure his own countrymen and women, saying that Australian intelligence and security agencies "had the tools" they need to keep people safe.
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"The onus should really be on Facebook to fix this, and not on bereaved parents to remove themselves from social spaces that help them deal with their grief," England-Kerr said in an interview. *Nods.
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The Chilcot Inquiry's 2.6 million words will be combed through for some time to come, especially by those who are suggesting that the bereaved families might yet seek legal action against Blair in the courts.
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And for some of the families bereaved by the opioids tragedy, the possibility that their loved ones may give a new lease of life to others may be a flicker of light in the darkness.
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Video footage of the incident has captivated the internet, with one side arguing that security intervened and prevented Kavanaugh, 22018, from speaking with Fred Guttenberg, and the other supporting the bereaved father's take on events.
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In England, bereaved unmarried partners may have to sell the family home to pay inheritance tax that a spouse would have been exempt from—if they are lucky enough to be left it, that is.
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But perhaps the biggest challenge in the drama-comedy about grief was having to free-style dance through throngs of New York city commuters as his bereaved Wall Street banker character throws out society's expectations.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, signed a law permitting funeral parlors to serve light refreshments and nonalcoholic drinks, joining 46 other states where the bereaved have the option of crying into their potatoes and pie.
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Whether you're preparing them for the bereaved or not, the dish doesn't seem to be super complicated: the main ingredients are a combination of frozen shredded hash browns, sour cream, cheddar, butter, and chopped onions.
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Big City and its florist neighbor, along with a printer of funeral programs and the Leak and Sons Funeral Home, all black-owned, together ferry the bereaved through the process of mourning the newly dead.
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But the bigger reason I'd been reluctant to deal with the ashes was that I wasn't sure what they actually meant — to me, to my nephew, to all the members of our still-bereaved family.
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During a climactic scene, the matriarch, Mamá Imelda, sings a folk song called "La Llorona," a reference to the traditional ghost story of a bereaved mother who kidnaps children to replace the ones she lost.
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A bereaved artist will often take a hiatus in order to process and reflect on their mourning, before their public figure status cruelly obliges them to make some sort of insightful statement on the subject.
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Like the bereaved linguist she played in "Arrival" (2016), the journalist in the story, Camille Preaker, is adrift and riven with unresolved family trauma, suggesting what the actress identified as a "Moody and Introspective" period.
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Then the film shows that, at Roof's bond hearing less than 48 hours after the shooting, some of the bereaved — like Nadine Collier, whose mother was killed — began to offer expressions of forgiveness for him.
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What truly chills the heart here are those earlier visions of the Shelleys' phantom baby, a large-headed silhouette on screen, reaching out to its bereaved mother, an image stranded between consolation and unspeakable terror.
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"If you think about people who have gone through life transitions like retirement, becoming bereaved, or no longer having children in the home, they might not have social connections they once had," Sneed told me.
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However, German voters have dark memories of an air strike in Afghanistan in 2009, called in by their forces but executed by the Americans, in which civilians perished and their government had to compensate the bereaved.
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The Ethiopian carrier said DNA testing of the remains of the people on board flight 302 may take up to six months, and it offered bereaved families charred earth from the plane crash site to bury.
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The strongest associations between childhood sibling death and subsequent risk of dying were in the first year after the sibling had died, and when the bereaved sibling was the same sex as the sibling who died.
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In her novel "Mother of 1084" (1974), she wrote of the grief of a bereaved mother fighting for the Maoist rebellion, an insurgency in India's tribal belt that has roiled parts of central and eastern India.
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Both events tell of the burgeoning links between the survivors and bereaved of the Dunblane massacre and those intimately affected by the shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida in February 250.
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Oberon K.A. Adjepong and Patrice Johnson Chevannes deftly combine brusqueness and gentleness as N's helpless parents, who apply scraps of the lore and philosophy of their Nigerian culture in dealing with their bereaved and unresponsive daughter.
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The government has already apologized for failing to prevent the sinking of the ferry and botching the rescue operation, offering a compensation package for bereaved families that averaged 470 million won, or about $415,000, per victim.
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Grief the Unspoken, a page created in 2012 by Angie Cartwright, a self-help expert, was designed as a safe space for the bereaved to cope with the loss of a loved one or an illness.
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Some of the bereaved family members and sympathetic activists have camped out in Seoul and kept watch on the salvage operation from islands near the site, calling for a more thorough investigation into the government's response.
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They've provided a foolproof method for the romantically bereaved to broadcast the message "I am really going through a breakup" without ever having to say "We just wanted different things" to an acquaintance on the street.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's government vowed on Monday to identify thousands of human remains that have accumulated in morgues and mass graves during more than a decade of gang violence and stirred anger among bereaved families.
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In two separate verdicts involving 10 forced laborers or their bereaved family members, the Supreme Court said Thursday that Mitsubishi must provide 80 million to 150 million won ($71,190-133,510) in compensation to each of the plaintiffs.
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Following conversations with Grenfell United, the NHS rebranded its "mental health" services as "health and well-being", to avoid stigma—which is particularly common among first-generation migrants, says Lydia Giblin, a psychotherapist working with bereaved families.
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The production — which features the exquisite American actress Linda Emond ("Homebody/Kabul") as Solness's eternally bereaved wife — is let down by the casting of the sunny Sarah Snook as Hilde Wangel, the master builder's too ardent disciple.
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He's a "counterpuncher," he says, with a habit of insulting anyone remotely critical of him — whether that's journalists, the former Miss Universe candidate he once called "Miss Piggy," or the bereaved father of an American Army captain.
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Loss of a sibling in adulthood has been linked with death of the surviving sibling, but little is known about the association of sibling death in childhood with the subsequent risk of death in the bereaved siblings.
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Liberated from this chore, he soon regained his usual temper; visiting the bereaved in Texas and Ohio, he found the time to lambaste local officials, along with "Sleepy" Joe Biden, "the LameStream media," and other customary targets.
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When bereaved diva Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch), a matte-lipped wonder and gothic heroine for the Twitter Age, pauses her hairography just long enough to refer to our leads as "sad Breakfast Club," she has a point.
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Immediately, we are confronted with the grotesqueries of the plague by which Charlotte Picot, an already bereaved mother, is about to be widowed and from which she flees with her sole surviving child, 9-year-old Nicolas.
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"I think when you are bereaved at a very young age, anytime really, but particularly at a young age — I can resonate closely to that — you feel a pain like no other pain," William says in the clip.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bereaved families and survivors of London's 2017 Grenfell Tower fire, which killed 72 people, on Monday accused those responsible for wrapping the building in combustible materials of trying to sabotage a public inquiry into the disaster.
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"This is an extremely difficult time for all the families and it is important to remember that, at the heart of this, there are a number of bereaved families seeking answers as to what happened to their children."
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Uganda had sent a protest note to Kinshasa and demanded "that the officers of the FARDC who are responsible for the murder ... be brought to justice and appropriate compensation to the bereaved families be effected", the statement said.
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The government and local authority's response to the Grenfell Tower blaze has been widely criticized, with complaints from bereaved families and people who lost their homes that they were not given any information or support by official agencies.
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At specialty shops across this city, the bereaved can choose from an impressive array of goods to send to their departed loved ones, including Italian sports cars, smartphones, six-packs of beer, cigarettes, dress shirts and sport jackets.
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In a Facebook post that is simultaneously breaking our hearts and making them swell, JetBlue flight attendant Kelly Davis Karas shares an emotional story about her experience escorting Omar's bereaved grandmother on a flight yesterday bound for Orlando.
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A priest's blessing and signage along the lines of "Super-duper evil — keep out!" complete the security arrangements as the Warrens promptly clear off, leaving their young daughter, her babysitter and a bereaved friend to their own devices.
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It's nearly impossible to imagine Mr. Trump carrying out an unwritten responsibility of office in the TV era: comforting the bereaved, speaking with kindness of someone with whom he disagreed, putting another person's memory before his own presence.
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Veterans like the Phillipses serve as guides in the immediate aftermath, introducing the bereaved of Sandy Hook to those of San Bernardino and the parents of Virginia Tech to those of Roseburg, in a loose but growing network.
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The moment is both funny and heartbreaking — funny because Pollard's reaction is incredibly extra, and a little sad because Angie, who just received news of her ex-husband's death, is consoling someone even though she's the bereaved one.
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A married couple (Jeffrey Donovan and KaDee Strickland) manage a string of Los Angeles storefront psychics, while working a complicated con on a rich bereaved mother (Mel Harris) without the knowledge of their dangerous Roma boss (Angus Sampson).
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" Other religious leaders have united in their condemnation of the attack, with the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, labelling it "abhorrent" and adding: "We stand in solidarity with our Muslim friends and pray for the bereaved and injured.
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McDormand plays a bereaved mother in small-town Missouri who has finally had it with America's many injustices — its ineffective justice system, its racists, its hypocrites, its many men who do bad things and get away with them.
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"We are bereaved because our city of Strasbourg, an exemplary city in terms of living together, was hit hard by a murderous act," Eyup Şahin, regional president of Strasbourg's Eyyûb Sultan Mosque, said in a statement published by Euronews.
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On Saturday night, that changed a little bit, when Ariana Grande—newly separated from her comedian fiancé Pete Davidson, and bereaved of another ex-boyfriend, the late musician Mac Miller—released a track called "thank u, next" (listen above).
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Grace Subathirai Nathan, a Malaysian lawyer who lost her mother on MH370, said the bereaved relatives – seven of whom are in Madagascar, from China, Malaysia and France – would be "delighted" if people on Africa's east coast joined the search.
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Washington (CNN)Ted Cruz is adopting an element of the advertising strategy used by Republican presidential rival Donald Trump, launching a new television spot in Arizona featuring a bereaved father whose son was reportedly killed by an undocumented immigrant.
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Their resemblance to such demotic memorials points up how the grief resultant from certain events — accidents, tragedies that make the news, historical traumas — has a public-facing side whether or not the bereaved would prefer their anguish remain private.
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"This ICC decision comforts the victims and the whole population of Ituri province, which was bereaved by the atrocities of Bosco Ntaganda's rebellion," said Xavier Macky, director of Justice Plus, a rights group based in the provincial capital Bunia.
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Should the firearms be sold to raise as much money as possible for the bereaved, or would it be more appropriate to destroy the guns in an emblematic rejection of the kind of violence that Mr. Paddock carried out?
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The accident, following the 22 crash of the same model plane in Indonesia killing 20 people, led to the grounding of Boeing's 22 MAX worldwide, wiped billions off the company's value and sparked hundreds of lawsuits from bereaved families.
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The accident, following the 2018 crash of the same model plane in Indonesia killing 333 people, led to the grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX worldwide, wiped billions off the company's value and sparked hundreds of lawsuits from bereaved families.
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The accident, following the 2018 crash of the same model plane in Indonesia killing 189 people, led to the grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX worldwide, wiped billions off the company's value and sparked hundreds of lawsuits from bereaved families.
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The accident, following the 333 crash of the same model plane in Indonesia killing 189 people, led to the grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX worldwide, wiped billions off the company's value and sparked hundreds of lawsuits from bereaved families.
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The animation highlights include Claude Barras's Oscar-nominated "My Life as a Zucchini," about a bereaved 9-year-old boy, and Jakob Schuh and Jan Lachauer's "Revolting Rhymes," inspired by Roald Dahl's skewed — and skewering — visions of fairy tales.
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In 2007, a Socialist government enacted the Law of Historical Memory, which addressed the claims of the bereaved and forbade the use of Francoist names and symbols in streets and public squares, but the caudillo remained in his basilica.
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But in a central scene, Lloyd Parry also gives us a confrontation between bereaved parents and the principal of the Okawa school, who can't explain how students two and a half miles inland were swallowed up by the tsunami.
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Huppert could eke out a win if some of Stone's votes go to Natalie Portman, whose portrayal of a bereaved Jackie Kennedy has been nominated for many awards this season, though she only won at a few more minor ceremonies.
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"Once we introduced the concept of unity and equality, it solved all the problems and prevented the arguments," said Aryeh Muallem, deputy director general of the Israeli Ministry of Defense and head of its Bereaved Families, Commemoration and Heritage department.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A new HBO series on the killing of a Palestinian youth after three Israeli teens were murdered in a deadly summer five years ago is stirring up painful memories for bereaved families on both sides of the conflict.
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Thursday's multi-faith service was designed to remember those who died, to show solidarity with the bereaved and survivors and to give thanks for everyone who assisted on the ground at the time of the tragedy and during the recovery efforts.
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Japan provided South Korea with $500m for economic co-operation (at a time when the entire Korean national budget was roughly $300m) and the Korean government allocated a part of the funds provided by Japan to the bereaved of those workers.
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A deal reconciling Israel and Turkey over the killing of 10 pro-Palestinian Turks who tried to breach the Gaza blockade in 2010 included Israel voicing regret and paying $20 million into a Turkish fund that compensated the bereaved and injured.
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The news comes as bereaved families and officials hope to find the last nine bodies still missing from the disaster, after the ferry was raised last week and loaded onto a semi-submersible vessel for a journey to a nearby port.
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Julieta is based loosely on three short stories by Alice Munro, published in The New Yorker in 2004, and the basic profile of Almodóvar's Julieta is the same as that of Munro's Juliet: anxious mother, bereaved former partner, frustrated professional classicist.
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What Americans don't see are the bombed-out homes, the jails teeming with tortured political prisoners or the sea of orphans, widows and bereaved relatives — many of whom suffer because of aid and comfort supplied by the US to their oppressors.
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a movie about a bereaved mother named Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand) who has had it with the failure of the local police department to find the person responsible for raping and murdering her daughter.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government plans to introduce a public advocate who will act for bereaved families after any disaster, it announced on Wednesday, a week after a catastrophic fire killed 79 people at a social housing tower block in London.
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Damascus is shielded from the worst of Syria's turmoil and violence, yet filled with those who have suffered from it — the displaced, the bereaved, those seeking to flee — and so everything, even the candy, is laced with a layer of skepticism.
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Reeher noted that, while it is important not to disparage the bereaved, there is a peculiarity about a scenario in which someone is "put forward as a policy expert" on any given topic because they have undergone some viscerally traumatic event.
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As he enters the last six months of his term, Mr. Obama has been talking to his advisers about the burdens his successor will bear in consoling bereaved families and settling the nerves of the nation after another mass shooting.
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The effort mirrors similar grass-roots movements in Israel and the West Bank, led by Palestinians and by Israelis — including members of bereaved families who lost loved ones and ex-combatants — who together advocate for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
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A group of 354 members of the bereaved families of 118 students had filed a lawsuit in 2015 against the government and the ferry operator, Chonghaejin Marine, after rejecting a compensation deal that closed off the option of legal action.
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The comedy inherent in the setup is balanced by the bereaved couple's anguish and longing; Lowery's spare, ardent images take a practical look at both sides of the boundary between life and death, between the present day and the eternal.
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He says that encouraging bereaved children to connect with other kids is one of the best things parents and guardians can do, as well as telling stories about the deceased parent and helping the child build a redefined relationship with them.
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Black men are repeatedly shown as lustful, violent, and beaten; black women are virtually nonexistent, aside from a brief, empty appearance by Samira Wiley, suggesting they were only around to answer phone calls, greet motel guests, and console the bereaved.
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"In my time as health minister, I have met many people who have been bereaved by suicide, and their stories of pain and loss will stay with me for a long time," Ms. Doyle-Price said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Tip "It doesn't have to be in flowery language on fancy stationery," says Barbara Bouton, who worked with bereaved families for more than two decades at a hospice in Louisville, Ky., before joining the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
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Yet where the original film (based on Brian Garfield's 1972 anti-vigilantism novel) was a brutal psychological study of a bereaved man using random violence almost as a form of therapy, the tone here veers from rah-rah to jokey.
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When the bereaved parents didn't return for curtain calls, the relief was palpable: Catharsis and confession are both admirable, as are Ms. Catel and Mr. Kenigsberg, but much of what they shared seemed ultimately to belong to the private sphere.
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Among the many conspiracies Infowars has promoted is the idea that the Sandy Hook shooting didn't happen — and that idea has led to the harassment of the bereaved parents of murdered children, as Infowars' viewers try to expose them as actors.
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We found ourselves looking for answers in Colombia, visiting the site of the crash in the mountains near Medellin and speaking to investigators on the ground while my colleague Don Riddell talked to the bereaved families in Chapeco, Brazil, the team's hometown.
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Grafting ideas from the "Saw" franchise onto a "Wait Until Dark"-style premise, the writers, T. J. Cimfel and David K. White, work efficiently if unimaginatively to place the recently bereaved Anna (Beth Riesgraf) at the mercy of three would-be burglars.
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While Solace offers a fairly standard service — cremation — the integration of an easy-to-navigate web platform in addition to a persistent human concierge allows the bereaved to deal with death at their own pace in the comfort of their own home.
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After poignantly describing how he learned of the death of his own son in combat, Mr Kelly then attacked a Democratic congresswoman critical of Mr Trump's call to the bereaved woman, falsely accusing her of exploiting an earlier fatal tragedy for political gain.
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Bereaved Military Father Says Trump Promised Him $373,000 Over the PhoneChris Baldridge said the president pledged to give him the sum during a phone call made a few weeks after his son, Army Sergeant Dillon Baldridge, was killed in Afghanistan in June.
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The authors set out to better understand it via interviews with 10 psychotherapists—all of whom were experienced in facilitating disposal rituals of physical belongings with bereaved patients—from which they developed a conceptual framework for letting go of the dead's digital possessions.
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He defended his response to the killing of the American soldiers by arguing, falsely, that he had been more solicitous to bereaved relatives than Bush and Obama, who spent hours with wounded soldiers and grieving relatives of those killed in operations they ordered.
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It's heartening that Muslim groups raised more than $200,000 for bereaved families at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, and heartening too that the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh is now raising money for the victims of the New Zealand mosque attacks.
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The movie stars Frances McDormand as a bereaved mother in small-town Missouri who has finally had it with the unfairness of a world full of ineffective justice systems, racists, hypocrites, and men who do bad things and get away with them.
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Dr. Tedeschi and other experts also said that some bereaved parents eventually go through a period of "post-traumatic growth," which can lead to a greater appreciation for the value of life, positive changes in relationships and a recognition of personal strength.
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"The Defence and Foreign ministries have lodged a stern representation to the U.S. forces in Japan and the U.S. embassy in Japan, asking for the enforcement of discipline, prevention of recurrence and sincere response to the bereaved," said Suga, according to Reuters.
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Now a team of clinicians and researchers led by Dr. Kerr at Hospice Buffalo, an internist who has a doctorate in neurobiology, are seeking to demystify these experiences and understand their role and importance in supporting "a good death" — for the patient and the bereaved.
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Chief Executive Giovanni Castellucci said last week Autostrade would set aside the 500 million euros for disaster recovery, including funds for a new bridge and to help bereaved families and people who will have to leave their homes close to the viaduct for the reconstruction.
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"In order not to become a shame of the deceased, we try to dispose of adult toys in the room so that the bereaved family will not be aware of it," a man from a cleaning crew who specializes in lonely deaths told Nikkan Spa.
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ADDIS ABABA, March 16 (Reuters) - Ethiopian Airlines said on Saturday that DNA testing of the remains of the 157 passengers on board flight 302 may take up to six months as it offered bereaved families charred earth from the plane crash site to bury.
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THE SUGARS RECOMMEND "Ordinary People," by Judith Guest "The Catcher in the Rye," by J. D. Salinger "Sophie's Choice," by William Styron SUPPORT FOR GRIEVING SIBLINGS The Dougy Center The Compassionate Friends Bereaved Parents of the USA New episodes of "Dear Sugars" are released weekly.
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On Thursday, more than 1,500 people, including bereaved families, emergency medical workers, Prince Charles and his sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, gathered for a multifaith commemoration almost a month after the London Metropolitan Police released what it said was the official death toll.
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" In "Be Right Back," the episode about the software for the bereaved, the female protagonist, whose husband has recently died in a car accident, receives an e-mail from an online bookseller with the subject line "Martha, people in your position bought the following.
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Neither the misery of those bereaved by the Florida school massacre nor the agony of the Dreamers could shake Washington's warring politicians from the entrenched positions of a dispiriting era devoid of the compromise meant to grease American governance and actually make things work.
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It also shows the princes' sustained efforts to continue in her path, as they visit homeless shelters, comfort the bereaved and meet two Bosnian men who lost limbs in explosions, both of whom Diana visited a few weeks before she died, when they were teenagers.
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As Motherboard reported in 2016, at least in the US, debt collectors have become adept at harassing recently bereaved families of the dead to put them in contact with estate administrators or even personally repay debts, even when they have no legal obligation to pay up.[BBC]
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When it was announced last month that Miriam Peretz, who lost two sons in combat and who then dedicated herself to Zionist education, was to be awarded the Israel Prize for lifetime achievement, another bereaved mother, Nomi Miller, criticized the choice as a cynical glorification of suffering.
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" When the swifts depart for Africa again, he will follow them, "across the channel and across France, noting down slavishly — like a bereaved disciple looking for relics or holy places — the things the swifts might have seen or smelled or heard as they came this way.
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Like the bereaved who must learn to speak of the dead in the past tense, if we are to move forward in our habitation of the planet, to face the future and not the past, to say "yes" to the anthropocene, we should change our language.
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On Wednesday, a day short of a year after the incineration of Grenfell Tower, a tragedy that not only claimed 21970 lives but also opened gaping wounds in the social fabric of the surrounding area, survivors like Ms. Mahmud and the bereaved are still steeped in trauma.
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For parents losing older children (in their late 30s and 40s), mortality risks are actually reduced in the first few years, "though over the long term, they lie notably above bereaved parents' death risk," the study, published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, reports.
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THE DYING GAUL by Craig Lucas (1998) A bereaved screenwriter comes to believe he has made contact with his dead lover in a gay chat room; this angry, disturbing play was among the first to reckon with the potential for malice and revenge afforded by online anonymity.
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Her brother-in-law Lord Snowdon, the photographer Tony Armstrong-Jones, also headed down to Wales as soon as he heard the news, making "it his job to visit bereaved relatives," Robert Lacey quotes Prime Minister Harold Wilson saying in his book The Crown, The Inside History.
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Israel, which had already offered its apologies - one of Ankara's three conditions for a deal - for its lethal raid on the Mavi Marmara activist ship, agreed to pay out $20 million to the bereaved and injured, the Israeli official said in a briefing to Israeli reporters traveling with Netanyahu.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, London Mayor Sadiq Khan, heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles and his sons Prince William and Prince Harry were among those attending the service along with bereaved families and firefighters who took part in the rescue effort on the night.
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When Ed and Lorraine leave for a trip, Judy, her babysitter Mary Ellen (Madison Iseman), and her recently bereaved BFF Daniela (Katie Sarife) have to face down Annabelle alone, so let's look back at where we left the characters to see how they might fare against the ancient evil.
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UNDER pressure from families bereaved by the terror attacks of September 11th 83, and with the threat from Islamic extremism a potent talking-point in the general-election campaign, Congress has voted overwhelmingly to allow Americans to sue foreign governments for aiding and abetting terrorist acts in America.
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And he can't resist a few garish CGI touches, like explosions that rip human bodies into gory sections — in one case, causing a character's concealed family photo to blow loose and fly mournfully up to an overhead camera, so audiences can grab a poignant peek at the freshly bereaved.
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Chapters are addresses, and each home on the block has a moment to tell about its inhabitants: the alcoholic mother; the bereaved gardener; the mortified widow; the Indian family new to the narrow-minded neighborhood; Grace's own perplexed parents; and Walter, the eccentric who collects suspicions wherever he goes.
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She argues that conventional narratives of disability—the kind that preach distancing oneself from the bereaved former life, moving towards accommodation and acceptance, and harnessing pain in the service of personal growth—tend to follow the trajectory of Victorian realism, the genre she built her academic career around.
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"Open spaces are protected for leisure and ecological reasons but the connection for how valuable it is for our well-being isn't protected by law," says Joanna Ecclestone, who runs a project in London called Potted History, which offers horticultural therapy to bereaved, isolated, or depressed older people.
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The other book, especially illuminating in its coverage of how people cope with different kinds of losses, is "Grief Works: Stories of Life, Death and Surviving," by Julia Samuel, who works with bereaved families both in private practice and at England's National Health Service, at St. Mary's hospital, Paddington.
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Firelight flickers off carved wood; a passageway, high up, is entered through a trick window; and the room where Blanc interviews the bereaved has a bearskin on the floor, an antique cannon, and a host of knives arranged in a wheel, like the rays of a homicidal sun.
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" Doyle-Price, in her new role as minister for mental health, inequalities and suicide prevention, said: "In my time as health minister I have met many people who have been bereaved by suicide and their stories of pain and loss will stay with me for a long time.
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Chronic lack of privacy, that inevitable theme of Indian life and fiction, and a source of tender hilarity in "Family Planning," here assumes oppressive form as Vikas's relatives descend on the bereaved couple, theatrically slipping sleeping pills into their tea and removing the knives from their kitchen drawers.
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There are no weak links, and some of the actors — particularly the bereaved father Mark Latimer (Andrew Buchan) and Colman, who I genuinely think is one of the best actors in the world — put in such good performances that they stay with you long after the credits have rolled.
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Ms. Markovic's store, which is less than a half mile from the Tree of Life synagogue, has been a longtime fixture in Pittsburgh, providing food for before and after funerals and for the seven-day shiva period in which mourners come together to comfort the bereaved after burial.
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Larry, as played by Carell, is meek and reserved and could maybe be seen as a bit of a loser, but he emerges as the film's real core — a man bereaved by life, struggling to keep his head above water, and wondering what might be next for him.
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After winding up his public duties for the year, Charles — who spent Wednesday morning alongside Harry at a discussion with bereaved families and experts about violent crime among youth — will head to Sandringham, in Norfolk, to celebrate Christmas with his mother, Queen Elizabeth and the rest of the extended royal family.
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"The Defence and Foreign Ministries have lodged a stern representation to the U.S. forces in Japan and the U.S. embassy in Japan, asking for the enforcement of discipline, prevention of recurrence and sincere response to the bereaved," Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a regular news conference on Monday.
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Now, after finding her way through the grieving process and ultimately learning to embrace life like never before, the Facebook COO is paying it forward with a new book, Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy, that she co-wrote as a guide for those who are bereaved.
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"The purpose of the Independent Public Advocate is to keep the bereaved and surviving victims of disasters informed of progress in any relevant investigation and make them fully aware how they can contribute to that investigation," said the government in a document detailing its legislative program for the next two years.
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Role Call: A gruff Texas cop named Bobby Andes, who's willing to bend the law to see justice done for a bereaved man As a huge fan of hard-boiled fiction author Jim Thompson (The Grifters), Michael Shannon needed little persuading to join Tom Ford's slippery psychological thriller as Lieut.
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"The funds raised for the We Love Manchester Emergency Fund, launched by Manchester City Council and British Red Cross and supported by Manchester Evening News, will help people who have been injured or bereaved as a result of the attack at the Manchester Arena," it said, according to ABC News.
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Khan, who represents some of the bereaved and survivors, said Tuesday that unless race and class are considered, "we will be putting at risk the lives of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of people from black and ethnic minority communities who are over-represented in high-rise blocks across Britain."
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"What is at stake for bereaved families is the potential for lifelong mental health problems that are probably more socially significant for a teenager (who) will live with this grief for 60 or more years as opposed to a widow who may outlive her husband by 3-5 years," Bailey said.
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Unless you're tripping on legal shrooms at Dekmantel in Amsterdam, or puffing on a pot-shop joint at Decibel in Seattle, you've probably been complicit in the illegal drug trade—an international web that everyone from small-time Latin American farmers to bereaved parents of overdose victims are also tangled up in.
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After the lead FBI forensics agent on the case sympathetically outlined how the attack had unfolded, a bereaved man turned to the victim advocate standing next to me and asked if she would place a memento on the location where his loved one had died, which was roped off to the families.
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I haven't heard del Toro talk about it much, but the whole concept of the story of Ruth from the Bible is that a broken-hearted Moabite woman named Ruth is brought from a faraway land by her bereaved Jewish mother-in-law Naomi to live with Naomi's people, who eye her warily.
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From Yorgos Lanthimos, the director of "The Lobster," comes this tale about four people — the hospital employees known as Mont Blanc (Aris Servetalis) and Monte Rosa (Angeliki Papoulia), as well as a gymnast (Ariane Labed) and her coach (Johnny Vekris) — who impersonate dead people to help ease the grieving process of the bereaved.
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And far from a coordinated efforts by undocumented immigrants, the types of election fraud tends to be wide-ranging, from people registering their pets to vote, to bereaved spouses voting on behalf of their significant others, to teenagers voting in their mother's place because they couldn't make it to the polling station on time.
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Others, like the dirtied corpse of an unclaimed homeless man, haunt you because of the lack of personal items that you don't need to remove before cremation (a method of disposal used for cost effectiveness.) You end the daily ritual by attending each service, talking to the bereaved, and bowing your head over their deceased.
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For the last 2000 years (yes, four decades), Joseph has spent most of his days arguing with old people in charity shops, visiting the houses of strangers and the recently-bereaved or divorced, and searching the crevices of Britain for hidden gems to sell both privately and online—and making a decent living off it.
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THE SUGARS RECOMMEND "A Small Good Thing," by Raymond Carver "Lincoln in the Bardo," by George Saunders "The Lovely Bones," by Alice Sebold "The Year of Magical Thinking," by Joan Didion SUPPORT FOR GRIEVING SIBLINGS The Dougy Center The Compassionate Friends Bereaved Parents of the USA New episodes of "Dear Sugars" are released weekly.
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We call on more systematic attention to addressing the gaps — the places where there is no grief support program or where the programs do not have enough funding or capacity; where parents are not well supported in their efforts to rebuild their families; where bereaved children who are eligible for Social Security never collect it.
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It's actually written and directed by In Bruges' Martin McDonagh (who shares O'Connor's Catholicism-influenced storytelling bent) and stars Frances McDormand as a bereaved mother in small-town Missouri who has finally had it with the injustices of the world: the ineffective justice system, the racists, the hypocrites, the men who do bad things and get away with them.
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The story, about a bereaved father who is struggling to save his family home for his motherless children, is a lot darker — and far less fixable by a magical nanny — than that of the original film, where the biggest hurdle is a brief loss of employment that seems to inject a spring into Mr. Banks's previously dour step.
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There are plenty of grateful civilians back stateside, but there are also the challenges of navigating the return home — particularly since all three men are haunted by the death of their commander, Doster, as well as by the presence in their lives of his bereaved widow (Amy Schumer), who is simply trying to piece together what happened.
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Word of the cemetery quickly spread, as it was one of the few of its kind at the time, and soon bereaved pet owners from all along the East Coast and Canada, even Europe and beyond, had their treasured animals buried there, although the Whites required the owner or a representative be present for the funeral.
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"I think that writing on the profiles of the dead is a beautiful, new way to express feelings – to yourself, and to other friends and family of the person who died – that really is not the same as a note to the bereaved person, what people usually did to mark the moment," Turkle reflected when I asked her about the practice.
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While a few countries buck the consensus —Netherlands, for example, has historically lax enforcement of drug laws that it nevertheless keeps on the books to avoid UN ire—most tow the line, which translates to police crackdowns on rave and clubs, kids dying after taking untested substances, and bereaved parents wondering if these deaths could have been prevented by a smarter drug policy.
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As she recites her woes in a group-therapy session for the bereaved, or raves with indignation in front of Peter and Steve, tumbling over her words ("All I get back is that fucking face on your face"), the effect verges on the comic, and some of "Hereditary" can best be borne, or relieved, by means of a jittery laugh.
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And even if it looks like a partner isn't in much distress — because he or she isn't grieving in the more obvious way that women are typically thought to do — it doesn't take much to find out otherwise: I advocate for a compassionate curiosity after any miscarriage, so that the meaning of the pregnancy to the bereaved can be truly understood.
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In some ways the beloved is also the bereaved-in-waiting, and just as in the course of our lives we wish people well as they graduate, marry or reach some other milestone, eventually we will find ourselves struggling to find the appropriate way to commiserate with loved ones when a member of our community achieves that final, inescapable one.
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A lapsed Catholic, he now announced himself a Spiritualist, but did not begin proselytizing for his new creed until World War I. The deaths of his oldest son, Kingsley (in 1918), his brother (the following year) and two nephews (shortly after the war) led him to embrace Spiritualism with all his heart, convinced it was a "New Revelation" delivered by God to console the bereaved.
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But I think I'll most remember the moist-eyed Ms. McKee lighting one cigarette after another in a desperate effort to stave off panic, her insistence that she's doing well modified by Teddy's later report of a bereaved woman whose need to talk would — as is true of all three speakers — prove cathartic if it weren't ultimately overwhelmed by a sense of loss that exists beyond even the most beautiful language.
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That paradoxical finding - that life becomes more satisfying when sick partners die than when they recover - may arise from the fact that on average, bereaved caregivers in the study had heavier caregiving burdens, with sicker spouses and more hours spent caring for their loved one until the caregiver role ended, said Laura Langner, a sociology researcher at the University of Oxford and Nuffield College in the UK who led the research.
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"No one will assume responsibility for such a big lie once it is known that the claim had been fraudulent," he said in a statement, according to state media outlet Press TV."It is unfortunate that the psychological operation of the US government, and those supporting it knowingly and unknowingly, are adding insult to the injury of the bereaved families and victimizing them for certain goals by propagating such fallacies," he said.
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Mr. Weber's approach to assembling Wilson's life story, from a gently inquisitive phone call to the bereaved (we hear only his side of the conversation) to the final rush to make deadline is interspersed with scenes of others at work, notably Paul Vitello, who on that same day is pressed as hard as Mr. Weber to pull together a piece about another 1960s media notable, the advertising executive Dick Rich, who became an industry legend for his classic TV campaigns for Benson & Hedges cigarettes and Alka-Seltzer.
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