Colbert: Yes, the guy that looks like a decomposing Creamsicle.
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There was the Texas ranch where scientists study decomposing bodies.
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This is where Colin had been decomposing for three months.
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There is no doubt: It's the smell of decomposing corpses.
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Methane has many sources, including flatulent cows and decomposing landfills.
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Her decomposing body was found 10 days later, stripped, raped,
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Rats and decomposing animals can spread disease, the doctor added.
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Methane has many sources, including decomposing landfills and ranch operations.
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It was an amazing way of decomposing and recomposing a food.
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Could gassy, decomposing permafrost soils be a harbinger of our future?
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Air quality suffers as the dumps release fumes from decomposing waste.
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Keiko from Free Willy is decomposing off the coast of Norway.
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Rescuers pumped in oxygen only to find the child's decomposing body.
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Some of these bacteria are also involved in decomposing the body.
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It involves rapidly decomposing a body and converting the remains into soil.
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Their decomposing bodies fed more algae, kickstarting the cycle all over again.
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While inspecting the wrecks, authorities found the decomposing bodies of four men.
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But fungi are actually pretty bad at decomposing corpses on their own.
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Other decomposing bodies were found in suitcases dumped in a nearby lake.
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Decomposing waste at the bottom of landfills creates methane, as do cows.
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The backdrop is an America in which two-party politics is decomposing.
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If they don't, the decomposing bodies could lead to a cholera epidemic.
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Other sources include decomposing cow manure, as well as methane from rice cultivation.
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The water that seeps through that decomposing waste is then treated in facilities.
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The mother of two's decomposing body was found a month later, on Jan.
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When she was found, her body was already decomposing — stoking fears about infection.
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He's described as this grotesque corpse, decomposing and cloaked in darkness and blood.
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After two days, the stench of their decomposing corpses became unbearable, Warnock recalled.
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"I love Shakespeare," one actor opines, tearing the flesh off a decomposing arm.
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Shade Schuler, 26, was discovered decomposing in a crude grave in July 2015.
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The prop appeared to be purposely discolored to resemble decomposing skin, the AP reported.
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Aaron's decomposing body was found in a bed inside his apartment on May 25.
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"Landfill" is not only meticulous, but very tightly so, despite its decomposing subject matter.
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Huge, decomposing whale carcasses are washing ashore throughout California's Bay Area in unprecedented numbers.
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We weren't allowed to remove the bodies until they started decomposing, to scare us.
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Their decomposing bodies were discovered by locals in the waters near Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca.
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Orca that carried dead, decomposing calf for weeks now returns to fun with friends.
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"[Millennials] don't have the anxieties about decomposing the way other people do," Cunningham says.
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"The straw stays in our environment without decomposing for hundreds of years," he said.
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It's also interesting to see which bugs move fastest in the decomposing process too.
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The decomposing remains of eight women and one man were found in the apartment.
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Soldiers with medical masks shielding their faces buried the decomposing dead in mass graves.
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In markets, butchers hit by regular blackouts jostle to sell decomposing stock by sunset.
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The earth was soft and rich from years of leaf litter decomposing into loam.
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But a nearly invisible flame that burns methane from decomposing trash is threatening wildlife.
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The odor suggested a mixture of decomposing animal matter, battery acid, and burned hair.
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By Tuesday morning, officials had finished removing all the decomposing carcasses they could reach.
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His body was found decomposing and surrounded by empty alcohol bottles and a loaded handgun.
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Robinson's boyfriend returned from work Monday and called 911 after finding the teen's decomposing remains.
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Officials don't know how any odors emanating from his decomposing remains went unnoticed for years.
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Drug paraphernalia surrounded his decomposing, bloated corpse and he had been dead for several days.
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The corpses are decomposing, and there is no way to transport them to a morgue.
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Their research on decomposing animals has informed the views of forensic experts in police investigations.
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In 2013, police discovered the decomposing corpse of 56-year-old British woman Janet Veal.
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"I was telling these kids about maggots and decomposing and why they're fun," she recalled.
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Or is he just flying around with a decomposing body in one of his talons?
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In one of her cases, two people were found dead and decomposing in an apartment.
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There were tonnes of litter and dead seagulls (skeletons, decomposing) that were all over the shore.
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Authorities believe she was dead for at least two weeks before her decomposing body was discovered.
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" The paper reported that the "odor of decomposing flesh wafted from among the brush and trees.
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Bodies found decomposing for days often contained intact hearts and lungs and discernible livers and kidneys.
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The systems for states to act collectively at higher levels in pursuit of solutions are decomposing.
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Her body had reportedly already started decomposing upon its discovery, making it difficult to identify her.
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Some residents wore masks to protect themselves from the smell of bodies decomposing in the heat.
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"She had visible head trauma and her body was decomposing inside a cardboard box," he says.
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His corpulent frame, after days of decomposing, had turned the mottled green of a ripe watermelon.
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How did Nancy not see this giant decomposing whale until the shark arrived on the scene?
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My old set of Tae Bo VHS tapes are slowly decomposing in a garage in California.
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The foam actually "cleans itself" by decomposing back into soapy water (with blue food coloring dye).
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On Wednesday, Burger King posted a video on YouTube of a Whopper decomposing and growing moldy.
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You hear them above the wails of hopeless, decomposing inmates, but you can't quite see them.
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The rubber guard has to be scrubbed, as it gets a really yucky coating of decomposing food.
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In cities, graveyards were more like decomposing grounds, where bodies might be buried temporarily, depending on demand.
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And decomposing food isn't just stinky; it releases potent greenhouse gases, mostly in the form of methane.
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Experts say the whale may explode because of the build-up of gas inside its decomposing body.
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If it weren't for the decomposing structures, Fordlandia might seem like any other rural town in Brazil.
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Lara must crawl through hundreds of decomposing bodies, channel rivers of oil and blood to open passageways.
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One of the constraints and challenges with decomposing a human body is that it's very nitrogen rich.
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More than 1,000 assorted pieces of plastic were discovered inside a decomposing whale in Indonesia in November.
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Underneath a manhole cover — which can weigh up to 300 pounds — the workers found a decomposing body.
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One crater even held what looked like an entire bag of trash in the process of decomposing.
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Shortly afterward, the original negatives were found to be decomposing so badly that they were scrapped completely.
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Did he poison the water for years, free and slave alike strangely ill, drinking his unsalable decomposing flesh?
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Steve Bannon is what happens when you put an angry teenage boy inside an older man's decomposing body.
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That same night, Holt is giving a report about a couple found decomposing in a pair of coffins.
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But if you go to Toy Story 6, they all end up decomposing in a trash heap somewhere.
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For 17 days, the killer whale Tahlequah kept her decomposing calf afloat in ocean waters north of Seattle.
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The uppermost segment is organic soil, because it contains all the roots and decomposing vegetation from the surface.
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Jimena ordered El Cid's dead, decomposing body be fully armored and dressed and then lashed to his horse.
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Decomposing this measure further, we find that political conservatives express only minor differences in resentment across target groups.
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One memo, from December 2012, noted increases in detainees' deaths and corpses piling up and decomposing in hospitals.
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Knuff was arrested on June 30, after the bodies of Mann and Capobianco were found decomposing in Mann's home.
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He has also, when he cracked a bank's safe deposit box, found a fish decomposing in a plastic bag.
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A hundred meters from the decomposing corpse, a well fire burned, spewing smoke and bright flashes into the sky.
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The Rockets aren't decomposing when Harden is on the bench, but they would if he didn't play at all.
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But if you stick with it, you also get to observe a decomposing dinosaur that dakosauruses are feeding on.
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UK chemists say their method could help conservators rescue everything from plastic sculptures to cellulose film to decomposing paper.
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Then, long after you're dead, AirPods will still be sitting, and not decomposing, in the crust of the earth.
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Superficially, cancer root appears like Indian pipe, a woodland dwelling saprophyte, a plant that feeds on decomposing plant matter.
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She caught a whiff of turmeric every time she passed by, with a faint base note of decomposing vegetables.
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The peat, which consists of slowly decomposing vegetation in swamp forests, has been accumulating for more than 10,000 years.
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I have seen some lifeless whales, decomposing islands of flesh, stare back at the carcass of our own intellect.
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Usually when a giant squid is spotted, it has died and its decomposing carcass has floated to the surface.
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He found one AK-220-style rifle with decomposing flesh jammed in the cracks and crevices of the wooden handguard.
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He must've been up there for about a week, because he was decomposing, and there were rats eating his body.
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A woman walking her dog discovered the child's decomposing remains in a plastic bag on a beach in June 2015.
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Special equipment drilled the rows of graves into the rock at a specific angle to avoid seepage of decomposing bodies.
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To disguise the stench from the decomposing emperor, they hired carts of rotting fish to rumble along fore and aft.
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They pollinate plants, consume decomposing bodies, eat the sludge in your drainpipes, damage crops, spread disease, kill spiders, hunt dragonflies.
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Decomposing carcasses of small creatures, also courtesy of the cats, were treasure troves of maggots, which she still delights in.
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On Wednesday, Burger King released a new global ad campaign that shows its signature Whopper burger decomposing and getting moldy.
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It moves along in a lurching shuffle it seems to have picked up from the walkers, its decomposing zombie hordes.
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Time has proven Isou's idea of poetic graphic plasticity, with its urge for decomposing fixed forms, insightful and highly relevant.
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Unsuccessful, he allegedly stashed her decomposing remains in his apartment for a week before deciding to dump her with some garbage.
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When the searched the home, officials found the 75-year-old woman's body decomposing and her 2003 Buick LeSabre was missing.
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His body, slumped over a desk, was not decomposing, but had been preserved, presumably by the dry and salty ocean air.
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By the time I found them, they were already decomposing, hundreds of bees along the windowsill, piles dead on the floor.
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Fuhrer allegedly told police he started covering Kraus-Breslin's body with plastic bags as the smell of her decomposing corpse intensified.
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In Detroit, the decomposing body of the killer's first victim, a Caucasian woman, was discovered March 19 inside a vacant dwelling.
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"Ponds and the ocean are full of fish and other animal excrement, along with the decomposing bodies of the dead ones."
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By some accounts, corpses have been dumped in mass graves to prevent decomposing, and doctors were slow to return to hospitals.
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Biologists from the Center for Whale Research investigated and found the calf was only briefly alive, and has since been decomposing.
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Decomposing an environment into simpler subsystems or processes limits the number of inputs, making them easier to control for confounding factors.
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The key to understanding art, Kabakov says, is to look at the world akin to a state of permanently decomposing matter.
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The decomposing corpse went undiscovered until April of last year, when Freise fell on the front porch and required medical attention.
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Macro videographer Roman De Giuli's latest video, Radiolarians, showcases similar organic patterns created by ink decomposing into thousands of microscopic dots.
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Until relatively recently, Indian pipe (Monotropa uniflora) was considered a saprophyte, feeding on decomposing leaves, stems, roots and other forest debris.
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If it smells or tastes like rotting fish, decomposing chicken or other unpleasantries, they won't let their pets take a bite.
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In the town of Nganza, in the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the dead have been decomposing for months.
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But what was once a coherent philosophy has decomposed into its component parts, many of which are decomposing in their turn.
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As the damp beans heat up under the sun, the warm, decomposing mixture of organic matter and oil can spontaneously combust.
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It also is imperative to develop new cost-effective routes for decomposing plastics into high-value chemicals that can be reused.
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Water-based electrolytes usually don't have an SEI, because decomposing water doesn't form any of the chemicals to make the solid layer.
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Eubank's decomposing remains has been put in separate containers around the Coventry Township, Ohio, home he shared with wife Marcia Eubank, 49.
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Learning that it's "liquid fat" from a body decomposing above, he comes shooting out of the drawer — and giving away the team.
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An Arizona man was arrested on suspicion of murdering his live-in girlfriend, whose body was discovered decomposing in a forested area.
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In one of the videos, Amalatu postulates that this is a humpback whale covered in its own decomposing flesh, according to Vice.
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In this case, the magazines reportedly absorbed the bodily fluids of the man's decomposing body because he fell on top of them.
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Flayed, natural-looking "skin" on this decomposing seven-point buck reveals an intricate series of etchings carved onto the skull and bones.
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Outside, the search continues, with rescue workers digging through the dirt for bodies, the stench of decomposing remains hanging in the air.
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Police were called to Warfel's home after a cable television installer found Ember Warfel's decomposing remains as he worked inside the home.
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Rescuers were using face masks against the smell of decomposing bodies, while soldiers were vaccinated before being deployed into quake-hit areas.
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The messy aftermath of giant, decomposing corpses has been predictably sharky, and numerous beaches were closed this year due to shark alerts.
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No, the caller said, her body was decomposing, and nonrelatives were not allowed; the city would now take care of the burial.
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Wright's decomposing body was found in suburban Memphis on July 28, 2010 — 10 days after the 20103-year-old was reported missing.
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The boyfriend of the Texas mother whose daughter's body was found decomposing in a closet is accused of helping hide her body.
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But, he added, the chemical structure of polystyrene — particularly its backbone of large, ringed molecules — made the plastic unappetizing to decomposing bacteria.
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They went house to house, guided by flies and the stench of rot, pulling out bodies that had been decomposing for days.
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"Now the bodies are decomposing because they are in open air," said Mr. Estrella, his voice cracking as he spoke by telephone.
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But that flare, burning off methane created by decomposing garbage, poses a potentially lethal threat to unsuspecting birds that pass through it.
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"We cannot wait for tomorrow for the burial, as was suggested by government, because most of the bodies are decomposing," he said.
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On Wednesday, Burger King released a time-lapse video of its flagship burger decomposing and becoming covered in mold over 34 days.
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On Tuesday, Nash County Sheriff Keith Stone announced that a local Department of Transportation worker found a woman's decomposing body in the woods.
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And then people really started to wake up when they discovered the 71 decomposing bodies of refugee men, women, and children in Austria.
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Her artwork mirrors what leaves look like when they are decomposing: when their colorful tissue fades and underlying skeletal structure becomes increasingly visible.
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A thousand miles later, she finally dropped the decomposing body in the water, the Center for Whale Research said in a statement Saturday.
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But when a person dies, the body begins to digest itself, and these mysterious organisms rapidly emerge and assemble on decomposing mammal flesh.
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You probably know the basics: Bundy murdered and raped dozens of women and girls, sometimes participating in necrophilic acts with their decomposing bodies.
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Nearly 10 years later, on January 24, contractors gutting the No Frills Supermarket found a decomposing body behind a 12-foot freezer unit.
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It is doubly damaging as decomposing trees produce carbon and are no longer able to store it, Baccini told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Drowned hog bodies were also found floating and decomposing in floodwaters in both instances, which created yet another source of potential disease pathogens.
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Through a combination of cunning (Robert's) and innocence (Fox's), the decomposing body of Emily Coombes went undetected in her bedroom for several days.
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She also uses marzipan and fondant for decoration, as you can see above in her cake, "Decomposing Dahlia," which resembles a rotting corpse.
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As if finding a decomposing creature in your food wasn't bad enough, the two people were advised to start post-exposure rabies treatment.
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Nearly a dozen boats carrying decomposing bodies were found off the country's northwestern coast in just one month, the coast guard said in December.
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If you have less time, but want your decomposing heart to feel maximum emotion, consider watching a particularly beautiful dog win Best in Show.
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A team of scientists happened upon the meal—a 15-inch dead Erythrolamprus almadensis snake—decomposing in its middle section beneath an overhanging rock.
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Last week, a dead, decomposing humpback whale washed ashore in Delaware, making it the 42nd death in the region since the beginning of 2016.
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His body was decomposing, there were wheelchair tracks of blood and fecal matter, open bottles of alcohol, and a loaded handgun next to him.
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South Carolina preservationists are trying to breathe new life back into decomposing towns like Ferguson, hoping they can save it before it permanently disappears.
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On Tuesday, Nash County Sheriff Keith Stone announced that a local Department of Transportation worker had found a woman's decomposing body in the woods.
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"Things have been decomposing since the beginning of time, and it's remarkable how little we know about how things decompose and why they decompose."
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The search of the compound also turned up the decomposing body of a young boy, thought to be that of Abdul Ghani-Wahhaj, 3.
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More bitter oyster appeared, as if out of nowhere, in another spot where we were disappointed yet again by decomposing jack-o'-lantern mushrooms.
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The punishment called back to Cersei's own dark terror, expressed last season after Myrcella's murder, about imagining dead loved ones decomposing in the grave.
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Residents say they buried half a dozen Islamic State fighters in the hole after their bodies lay decomposing on the streets for two weeks.
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In past hurricanes, flooding at dozens of farms also left hundreds of thousands of dead hogs, chickens and other decomposing livestock bobbing in floodwaters.
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Several weeks after the men were acquitted, Mr. Ricci's decomposing body was found in the trunk of a car outside a New Jersey diner.
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The pungent odor of decomposing kombucha leather, the acrid tang of burning paper, or the cloying sweetness of deep-fried flowers wafts through the halls.
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Amid other characters — a sadistic Minotaur, decomposing prisoners, a sword-wielding dungeon master — Lu's own face appears throughout the show, as generic copy of itself.
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Once you toss a plastic toothpaste tube, it can sit in a landfill for more than 500 years before decomposing, according to new startup Poppits.
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The organic peroxide chemicals produced and stored at the plant must be kept below 85033 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent them from decomposing and catching fire.
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The research showed that — over the course of 17 months — decomposing corpses' arms moved upward and outward from their original placement at the body's side.
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When the paddles hit bottom on the way across, gas bubbles from decomposing vegetation rose and burst with a stench of rotten eggs or farts.
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Trilobites "From death comes life," said researchers who studied how decomposing bodies, with the help of scavengers, might alter plant diversity across a broad landscape.
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His black jacket splotched by white dust from the decomposing wall, Mr. Hertzberg said that for "The Rose Elf," the catacomb felt uncannily like home.
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According to environmental organization Fashion Revolution, decomposing clothing releases methane (a harmful greenhouse gas), and synthetic fabrics can take hundreds of years to fully decompose.
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The extreme isolation of elderly Japanese is so common that an entire industry has emerged, specializing in cleaning out apartments where decomposing remains are found.
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Ernest R. Garcia's body sat for more than a month in his Bronx apartment before the authorities finally entered in January and found it decomposing.
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Despite these superhero-like qualities they generally stick to a low profile, preferring to snack on bacteria, yeast, and fungi found on decomposing plant matter.
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The organic peroxide chemicals produced and stored at the plant must be kept below 32 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent them from decomposing and catching fire.
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In the back of an industrial park maker space, Prophase Labs was the size of a very spacious walk-in closet and smelled like decomposing shrimp.
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According to a statement from the Gwinnett County Police, authorities believe the suspects had people over to the house while Bjorge's grandparents' bodies were decomposing inside.
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The body of Adriana Coronado was identified after it was found decomposing at a field near a roadway, the Houston Police Department said in a statement.
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A New York City man is facing a battery of charges for allegedly living the last five months in an apartment with his grandmother's decomposing corpse.
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"What we find on Earth is that ... some 90% of Earth's methane is biological, whether that's active now or from past biology that's decomposing," he said.
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I watched as the blaze transformed the top few inches of pine needles and oak leaves into a film of ash atop the older, decomposing duff.
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Her decomposing body, discovered Wednesday in a field near the Sam Houston Parkway outside Houston, was identified through fingerprints a couple of days ago, authorities said.
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After his decomposing body was later found in the forest, his family filed a complaint with local authorities, but they say the case has gone nowhere.
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The competition will culminate in the world's first Facebook Live video of two rapidly-decomposing bodies burning to the sounds of "Let's Go Dancing," by Tiga.
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Peatland is boggy, waterlogged ground, loaded with layers of decomposing plants that can't get enough oxygen to support the microorganisms that would normally break them down.
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Plastic straws kill marine life and choke reefs and beaches, never decomposing completely, but instead breaking into bits of microplastics, which eventually enter the food chain.
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She then gave them the key to the studio apartment she had shared with boyfriend Joseph Shaw and directed them to Shaw's decomposing body in a closet.
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It wasn't until a group of concerned local men thought to explore an abandoned well on the Molloy property that Sarah's nude, decomposing body was finally found.
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Her decomposing body was spotted by a motorist April 24 in a drainage ditch in a remote, swampy area about a half-mile from the nearest homes.
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"It's OK if he's buried in the mass grave, it's better to have him buried fast," she said, as the stench from decomposing bodies filled the air.
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"They are designed to be quite persistent — they hang around in the environment, neither evaporating or decomposing quickly," said Andrea Sella, professor of inorganic chemistry at UCL.
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Between September 1992 and November 1993 the bodies of seven young men and women were found decomposing in Belanglo State Forest, around two hours southwest of Sydney.
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She does not mind working on bodies, not even one that is decomposing, known as a "decomp," which is often the least favorite case for medical examiners.
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California has a lot of dairy cows, and all that belching and farting and decomposing poop accounts for 5 percent of the state's total greenhouse gas output.
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If you're a terrible parent, you'll be happy to hear that kids under 13 can enjoy sights like this partially decomposing whale's penis for absolutely no cost.
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And in August 2015, police officers in Austria found the decomposing bodies of 71 migrants who had been locked in a truck and left beside a highway.
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Yu and her team initially collected samples by scouring municipal waste facilities to identify where organic material was decomposing really quickly (talk about turning trash into treasure).
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They had to be kept below 32 degrees Fahrenheit to keep them from decomposing and catching fire, the United States Chemical Safety Board said in a report.
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The extreme isolation of elderly Japanese is so common that an entire industry has emerged around it, specializing in cleaning out apartments where decomposing remains are found.
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When those microorganisms die, the bacteria decomposing them can use up all the oxygen in the area — which can lead to the creation of a dead zone.
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Dan and Bea seem to be the only visitors, unless you count the rats decomposing in the attic and the snakes coiling and skittering around the property.
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And while the material is notorious for not decomposing easily and being environmentally noxious, plastic is actually difficult to preserve, getting sticky and even smelly over time.
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In this one, Scott shot the nude model in three different poses, each for an android in various stages of its life cycle: young, decomposing and dead.
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A jury found Jesse Perez Torres, 42, guilty of kidnapping 17-year-old Norma Angelica Lopez, whose decomposing body was found in a farmer's field in July 2010.
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We've also been mining case studies and observed animal bodies decomposing, so we've really been looking at the story of human decomposition through the eyes of forensic anthropologists.
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Jerome Wright, 32, was charged with abusing a dead human body after Miami-Dade police said they found a decomposing corpse with its stomach gutted in his closet.
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Miasmas was a theory that the air that rose up from decomposing waste was somehow infected, and if you breathed in that air, it would make you sick.
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Grant said Madison made no effort to cover up his crimes, including the smell of the decomposing bodies, and that he told police he wanted to be caught.
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One of the guys in shipping and receiving said that during his first week they were sent a laptop that had been pried from beneath a decomposing body.
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When authorities arrived at the home, they detected a foul odor and discovered Todd Swantek's decomposing corpse covered in blankets and pillows on the couch, the affidavit states.
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One photograph resembles a police view of a crime scene: in it, a scarecrow ends up flat on its face, decomposing like the remains of a murder victim.
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The human figures that are found in the show are kind of anti-Pygmalions — not sculpture on the threshold of animation, but sculpture on the precipice of decomposing.
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The ground is brown with decomposing eucalyptus leaves that Simon begins to collect while he tells me about Clan Apis, a graphic novel about honeybees that he likes.
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Rhoades was sentenced to life in prison in 1992 for the murder of Regina Walters, a teenage hitchhiker who was found dead and decomposing in an Illinois barn.
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The decomposing remains of 11 infants were found on Friday after Michigan authorities received an anonymous tip that sent them to a shuttered funeral home in eastern Detroit.
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This 2020 ad shows a Whopper decomposing and molding over a 28-day period, intending to show that Burger King food is "real" and free of artificial preservatives.
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More than a week after the collapse, a horrible smell of trash and decomposing bodies still wafts through the neighborhood, which is crowded with survivors, mourners and volunteers.
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But the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were one of those rare periods when a lot of people cared, because their sense of the world was decomposing so dramatically.
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Not a lump of unobtanium, but a bunch of computer gibberish saying the new atom managed to stay stable for a fraction of a second before decomposing into nothingness.
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" A couple weeks later Zane Lowe premiered the misleadingly nonchalant "Gonna Die Alone" on Beats 1 and two days after that came the furious, decomposing electrics of "Born Brown.
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On March 5, she filed a missing person report to police in Taiwan, and just over a week later they discovered Poon's now decomposing corpse in the Zhuwei park.
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And the decomposing house offers plenty of starkly beautiful settings, through rooms where the wallpaper is warping and the ceiling is slowly peeling downward, one board at a time.
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Out of respect for those who were killed, Mr. Mateen's corpse is being held in a different part of the morgue, in an area typically used for decomposing bodies.
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It was messier, for one thing: I had dreaded seeing blood; but far more gruesome, as it turned out, was the greenish fluid that drips out of decomposing bodies.
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So the artist uses varying gradients of ink to capture both the lush and decomposing aspects of the plant, while keeping bug bites and asymmetry firmly in the picture.
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Instead, it would seem that a metabolite of ketamine—that is, a byproduct of the body's process of chemically decomposing ketamine—is the thing doing the actual depression fighting.
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Although decomposing brain matter doesn't sound like the most pleasant thing to worship—or the most lucrative to steal—the body parts of saints go missing with surprising frequency.
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The medical examiner found no evidence of injury or illness but her body was already decomposing when she was found, and death by asphyxia could not be ruled out.
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Jones was taken into custody Sunday night after he wrecked his van in south Georgia, and authorities discovered the decomposing body of his wife, Casei Jones, inside the vehicle.
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But if it thaws, those bodies start decomposing, which leads to the release of all that carbon in the form of greenhouse gases such as methane or carbon dioxide.
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No words: Despite undergoing some mild discoloration, from bright starchy yellow to a dull gray, the pastry is completely in tact and shows no sign of decomposing anytime soon.
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Atmospheric CO22 levels plummet during spring and explode in the winter before peaking in April, when decomposing plants and humanity's fuel emissions drive atmospheric carbon levels to their annual maximum.
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According to the Center for Disease Control, the fungus lives in decomposing wood and wet soil, and people can get the flu-like symptoms of blastomycosis from breathing in spores.
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But no amount of decomposing jelly is ever going to wash away the image of a dead man's genitals popping out on the big screen when you least expect it.
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The U.S. Department of Energy is also working with municipalities to harness biogas from landfills — by law landfills have to capture the methane and other gases leaked from decomposing waste.
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As I walked around, watched suspiciously by the market's handsome young security guards, a slimy mix of bird droppings and decomposing feathers slowly crept up the heels of my clogs.
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Manson's body was front and center at a service held in Porterville, CA. We're told the body was decomposing badly, and needed heavy makeup and gloves to cover the deterioration.
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The aromas wafting through the Tribeca Film Festival's VR Arcade, however, don't smell like a decomposing industry—they smell like the grasslands of Africa, the Amazon rainforest, and California redwoods.
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Their decomposing bodies were put overboard under a baking Mediterranean sun, with the pregnant woman dying toward the end of the journey, on the 10th day, according to his account.
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Charlotte (Vanessa Ray) kidnapped the wannabe sixth Liar and put her in her dollhouse for weeks — but, at the time, everyone thought Mona's body was decomposing in a barrel somewhere.
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Across the street from the prison and torture chamber, in a former school, decomposing bodies were tangled in a hastily dug grave, left to rot in the 120-degree heat.
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This is because renewable natural gas captures powerful climate-warming gases like methane produced by decomposing organic matter, and prevents their escape into the atmosphere by burning them as fuel.
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Between 1508 and 1513, Leonardo skinned at least 20 cadavers, some as they were decomposing in his hands, in order to study and draw muscle groups, organs, skeins of veins.
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The friction between the two groups of humans even threatens to eclipse the zombies themselves, turning the decomposing mob into a variable that one camp can direct against the other.
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Her decomposing body was found in a car, along with a note to her teen-age son, Diego, and a bottle of pills: a terrible conclusion to an errant life.
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The discovery of the truck filled with badly decomposing bodies marked one of the darkest days of the region's worst migrant crisis since World War II, and sparked international outrage.
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But when the bloated and decomposing body was dragged from the Maribyrnong River a few weeks ago, the Manic Evil EP popped out from one of the many stab wounds.
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On May 24, Glass led David Marshburn, a private investigator hired by Lucas' father, to the boy's decomposing remains under a bridge covered with debris about 20 miles north of Wichita.
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The bones, which were discovered in Burdwan district, are believed to have been taken from decomposing bodies found in the state's rivers, according to Ajay Sharma, the state's deputy police chief.
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A police raid on Cheung's office uncovered a white box containing a bloodstained suitcase in which was found a woman's partially decomposing body, with a cable round the neck, Law said.
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Mussack had been missing for a month before law enforcement discovered his decomposing body encased in a layer of concrete in the basement of their Federal Heights home in January 2018.
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" The discovery of Francois' victims decomposing in an attic "seemed to me this very notion writ large— here was this family living in denial about what was right above their heads.
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The North Face – Cory Arcangel does a great job of decomposing the modern EDM "product" and placing it into today's context — with some nice connections to our discussion above about Nvidia.
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He also said the herd's tracks did not suggest they were escaping predators, such as wolves, and that decomposing animals would not threaten water quality in the reservoir, given its size.
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In the annals of food recalls, this one takes the cake: Fresh Express has recalled a batch of prepackaged salads after one customer found a fucking decomposing bat in their lettuce.
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Law enforcement officials said they found 11 hungry children and a firing range at the compound, and the decomposing body of a 3-year-old boy, amid filth and stacked tires.
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It seems that when she was a child, her dad disappeared on Christmas Eve, only to be discovered some days later, decomposing, halfway down the chimmney in his Santa Claus suit.
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The authorities found the decomposing body of a young boy at the compound in Amalia, N.M., on Monday, but have not positively identified it as Mr. Wahhaj's son, Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj.
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When her decomposing body was found in the back seat of her white Renault, parked on the street, she was still wrapped in it, having been dead nearly that whole time.
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But as an artist who also photographed decomposing organisms, bloodthirsty mosquitoes penetrating human skin, fatty deposits clogging arteries and bacteria-filled bowels, he faced a special challenge in finding human models.
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The science of smell is somewhat confounding: An organic compound called indole, for instance, which is found in jasmine and orange blossoms, is also found in coal tar and decomposing shrimp.
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When they arrived at White's apartment days later, police noticed he had allegedly set up a fan to blow the smell of the decomposing body out of a window, the Herald reports.
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Jennifer's decomposing body, with the retainer she wore to bed still in her mouth, was found more than six months later mixed with trash from Blagg's employer at the Mesa County landfill.
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Apparently the decomposing husk of The Sports Reporters, a semi-relevant sports discourse show previously hosted by the late Dick Schaap, is still flopping around somewhere on ESPN airwaves on Sunday mornings.
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Insects play important roles, pollinating plants, facilitating productive soil through decomposing, serving as food sources for birds and bats, spreading disease, and serving both as crop pests and predators of crop pests.
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Ongoing pattern Ships washing up on the shores of Japan, some with decomposing corpses inside, could be a sign of growing desperation in North Korea as it's squeezed by sanctions, analysts say.
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The killing of the 20-year-old Okinawan woman, whose body was found decomposing in a suitcase last month, has been linked to an American military contractor who is a Marine veteran.
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She was searingly honest, genuinely funny, and her critiques felt like a breath of fresh air next to the tired old lines thrown out by Louis Walsh and a decomposing Gary Barlow.
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But it's not a fossil fuel like shale gas; it's a renewable, made from biogases emitted by decomposing organic waste, like wastewater or food waste — both things New York has plenty of.
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It has the same effect as a funeral but instead of keeping the body from decomposing like normal services, this method turns the body into soil with wood chips and a body.
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Though the show painted the idea of a crowded shopping center, the once bustling suburban mall in Duluth, Georgia, is so empty that a decomposing body went unnoticed for two weeks in 2017.
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A 24-year-old Texas man is behind bars in connection with the death of his father, whose decomposing body was discovered in a bedroom covered in salt and Odor Eater foot powder.
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To add to their realistic effect, each head hasn't got any hair, resulting in the macabre illusion that they've been decomposing for some time, not fresh from the oven as they actually are.
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Of course, when YouTuber Funk visited the lake in 2017, she had no reason to suspect that the warped box-like objects that she filmed and photographed could have decomposing bodies in them.
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Researchers at an Australia-based decomposition research facility — colloquially known as a "body farm", a term some scientists find disrespectful — made the startling discovery after using time-lapse cameras to film decomposing corpses.
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It also contains 17 types of natural extracts that soak into the skin and make the old dead cells peel off by decomposing the desmosomes, or cell structures, that hold the skin together.
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Be forewarned: The work can be grueling, to say nothing of the psychological distress that comes from seeing decomposing human bodies, particularly those of people who perished in some cruel or premature way.
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When they get close to a body — sometimes pointed out by a neighbor or passers-by who smelled decomposing flesh — they have to carefully navigate how to release it from the surrounding debris.
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On Wednesday, the fast-food chain released a time-lapse video of its flagship Whopper burger decomposing and getting moldy over 34 days to highlight its move away from preservatives and artificial ingredients.
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After his death, the Ukrainian authorities were only able to identify the decomposing corpse on the strength of a piece of shrapnel that had been lodged in his body since the war, he said.
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SZEGED, Hungary (Reuters) - A Hungarian court jailed four human traffickers for life on Thursday for the deaths of 71 migrants whose decomposing bodies were found crammed inside a truck dumped on an Austrian motorway.
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"They are specially trained in human scent detection, specifically with regards to decomposition and decomposing human remains," said Sean Ragan, special agent in charge of the Criminal Division in the Los Angeles field office.
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Ultimately, Songs For Our Mothers is like a decomposing onion, with layer upon layer of ideas, that somehow reinterprets and builds on their debut release, Champagne Holocaust, in the way all good art should.
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Officials have launched a national search for the homeowner of an Idaho property where the dead bodies of three unidentified women — all gunshot victims — were found decomposing in a storage shed earlier this week.
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Led by spirited young lawyer and environmentalist Afroz Shah, volunteers collected a staggering 5.3 million kilograms of decomposing trash and plastic from the 2.5 kilometer stretch of beach over a period of 21 months.
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"Please speed up delivery of the bodies because they are decomposing," said Yadira Andrea Munoz, a 45-year-old housewife who expected to receive the remains of two relatives who died in the tragedy.
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Nancy is doomed to float in the Upside Down forever, confronting the callousness of her behavior over the previous some years, her only companion the close-by decomposing corpse of her annoying friend Barb.
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The donor bodies are all framed to protect their identities, leading to haunting moments like a hand resting on soapy skin, flowers from a nearby tree fallen upon the recently deceased's soft, decomposing flesh.
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Strutting proudly through the mulch, he lets out a series of high-pitched buzzes to let nearby females know that in this patch of damp, decomposing leaves, he is king—and ready for a queen.
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The cotton suit contains a variety of fungal threads that will absorb and eliminate toxins from a decomposing body, which is a nice way of saying that these mushrooms will essentially "eat" your dead body.
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Scores of decomposing cadavers were being released for burial on Monday as rescuers continued to search for victims of weekend flooding and landslides that devastated a city in southern Colombia, killing at least 273 people.
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In molecular terms, the flower has some of the same chemical compounds found in rotting meat, decomposing fish and feces, said Marc Hachadourian, the director of the Nolen Greenhouses at the New York Botanical Garden.
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A good brush pile is a boon to ground-foraging birds, which eat insects from the decomposing wood, and to all manner of small animals hiding from predators or sheltering from the wind and snow.
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Other mantises resemble gnarled twigs, scraps of tree bark or decomposing leaves, blending in beautifully with forest underbrush, tree trunk or canopy, a cryptic approach to fool would-be prey and their own predators alike.
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Roses on Valentine's Day don't seem like such a kind gesture when you think about them getting shipped to the city on cargo planes from Ecuador, or decomposing in landfills and converting to methane gas.
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The officials warned of a risk that decomposing whale carcasses could explode from an internal gas buildup, and on Monday conservation workers punctured some of the carcasses to release any internal gas, the BBC reported.
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When officers arrived they found the two girls, who are said to be 7 and 10 years old, decomposing in the backseat of a car on the property, a person familiar with the case tells PEOPLE.
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"A lot of people approach these legacies as vultures winging around this decomposing body looking for little islands of still-pink flesh they can consume," he recently said matter-of-factly from his West Hollywood, Calif.
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Basia Irland's Ice Books take river water and native seeds, and create an ephemeral sculpture that is then released back into the ecosystem from where it came, decomposing back into natural material as the ice melts.
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I look forward to the avant-garde iteration of the staging that will commence in a few decades, when the singers will need to negotiate a literally decomposing set; what better symbol of Mimì's fatal consumption?
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In addition to protecting the remains from the body's process of decomposing, the environmental conditions also have to defend against external threats like bacteria, fungi and animals in order to ensure that a mummy will last.
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But tropical peatlands, especially, are highly vulnerable to land-use changes and climate warming, both of which can lead to the peat drying out and decomposing quickly, which would release the carbon back into the atmosphere.
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Last Thursday, he spent six hours walking through ankle-deep water and mud in one building, surrounded by the stench of dead fish decomposing on a parking garage floor and the loud noise of cleaning equipment.
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They're holding two large dead fish, killed when temperatures soared at the beginning of the month -- just one of three mass fish kills which have left thousands of them decomposing on the surface of the water.
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Now, hundreds of people every day are following GPS coordinates to a remote, unmarked gate on the side of the road and trekking four kilometers through a barren lava desert to see the plane's decomposing husk.
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Hundreds of law enforcement officers have spent days scouring the town of Sodus farm where Selena Hidalgo-Calderon worked and where her decomposing body was found May 23 between two logs and covered with soil and branches.
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During Harvey the crew working during the storm moved the peroxides to refrigerated trailers as a last resort to keep them from decomposing and catching fire at the plant located 27 miles (43 km) east of Houston.
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Authorities are investigating the fatal shooting of a woman found in the Kansas home of a 5-year-old boy whose stepmother led an investigator to his decomposing body three months after the child was reported missing.
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Hawaii's Department of Land and Natural Resources was tasked with moving the decomposing whale carcass away from the shore and reported that people were "climbing on top of the carcass and removing its teeth" for the ivory.
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A missing Kansas man's body sat decomposing in his work vehicle for eight months in an airport parking lot 45 minutes from his home, causing his family to ask why no one found it sooner, PEOPLE confirms.
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The trial for a 34-year-old man who was arrested last summer after his 21-month-old daughter's decomposing body was found in a crib got underway on Monday inside a Medina, Ohio, courtroom, PEOPLE confirms.
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The grim task of retrieving the corpses fell to firefighters in Sicily, who said they had found the decomposing bodies scattered around the sunken ship, which was under about 1,200 feet of water for over 14 months.
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A woman whose husband's decomposing body lay undetected for eight months in his truck in an uncovered Kansas City, Missouri, airport parking lot hopes that no other family will ever again endure what the man's family has faced.
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Shults' title comes from a 13th-century coroners' handbook, but his subjects are contemporary—they're decomposing corpses on Freeman Ranch, part of the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State University, where researchers study the way of all flesh.
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In addition to a new character named Max (Sadie Sink) in the mix, the series will also up the horror factor, just in case you didn't think that Barb's decomposing body in the Upside Down was creepy enough.
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"In the night I woke up hurting, the tarmac to my side, I woke up with dirty knees, not for the first time," belts singer Scott Hutchison, while light beams through tall, grimy windows onto the decomposing floors.
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"If they are close to nearby waters, it could happen that bodies are decomposing and the bacteria can contaminate the waters that people downward are drinking," said Rivera, a nurse at the hospital, only giving her first name.
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"We had reached out to TJ corporate and weren't sure if we were also going to bring it back to the local store where we bought it and didn't want a decomposing lizard in the fridge," Goldstein said.
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The cold is creeping in through drafty windowsills, Central Park once again smells like decomposing leaves and roasted peanuts, and cashmere and wool coats — the unofficial mascots of the winter season — are being unfolded from their summertime storage.
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As it turns out, there are some actually clever ways of decomposing big problems—imagine the above statement but with millions of true and false clauses—by finding certain kinds of subproblems and by rooting out internal contradictions.
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Before long, the group was picking handfuls of common plantain leaves and blue Asiatic dayflowers in front of an apartment complex on Payson Avenue, but the next big discovery came near a decomposing log in Inwood Hill Park.
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Instead of relying on sunlight for fuel, they use the energy released from decomposing leaf litter in sea grass beds to turn carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide — the rotten-egg-smelling ingredient in swamp gas — into organic carbon.
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SECRET ISRAELI OPERATION RECOVERS WATCH THAT BELONGED TO LEGENDARY 1960S SPY EXECUTED IN SYRIA "We know that these films are on the brink of decomposing to the point where they become useless," Spriggs said, according to the Daily Mail .
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In November 2011, Teen Rescue employees discovered the decomposing body of a baby girl wrapped in a zebra blanket in the on-campus home of Jessica Bradford, a River View staffer who'd once been a student at the academy.
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They took song elements that were popular in the scene at the time and subverted them: "Sunburn Vs. Rhinovirus" took almost-breakdowns into chaotic moments of self-doubt, Harris yelling "I'm de-de-decomposing!" frenetically over ten-ton riffs.
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What in the World A decomposing body may not seem like an ideal meditation aid, but at some of Thailand's tens of thousands of Buddhist temples, it is common to find monks reflecting while seated before a rotting corpse.
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More than 15 million tons of used textile waste is generated each year in the U.S., and the decomposing textiles release methane, while the dyes and chemicals in the fabrics leach into the soil, which contributes to habitat degradation.
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When an organization and its founders stretch themselves to do the awful work of retrieving decomposing bodies to perform the final dignity of burial, I have to believe that if there is a God, he must be with them.
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On the evening of May 12, 2018, a kayaker found a body floating in White Rock Creek and called police, who arrived to find a black, transgender woman's body in a black shirt and scrub pants decomposing in the water.
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After swimming with the baby's body for more than 1,000 miles and 17 days, the mother orca, known as J35 or Tahlequah, has finally dropped the decomposing body into the water, the Center for Whale Research said in a statement Saturday.
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Other delightful notes in the urban aromatic profile came from "pigstyes," garbage heaps of household waste on side streets that contained "cinders, bones, oyster-shells… decaying vegetable matter, putrefying fish, or a dead and decomposing kitten," according to Jackson's book.
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How could the U.S. government be tricked into purchasing decomposing, 40-year-old munitions that were culled from a Communist surplus stockpile or manufactured cheaply in China — from a supplier run by the likes of a 22-year-old masseur?
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Though it looks similar in the light, these snowy particles are not made of frozen water, but of things both alive and dead: tiny, decomposing organisms (plankton), their waste, collections of bacteria, and balls of slime holding this stuff together.
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Starting with a bamboo structure, the group worked to exploit the aesthetic qualities of the plastics they salvaged to make the installation look as realistic as possible, including using plastic bags to simulate the slimy texture of a whale's decomposing body.
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According to the practice's thought leaders, in order to maximize our happiness, we should refuse to succumb to domestic autopilot and instead be fully "in" the present moment, engaging completely with every clump of oatmeal and decomposing particle of scrambled egg.
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The whale, found washed ashore Monday in Wakatobi National Park, was already decomposing when rescuers arrived, so investigators were unable to determine if the plastic caused its death, said Lukas Adhyakso, the conservation director of the World Wildlife Fund in Indonesia.
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In an undated oil painting by Ely Kish, a Canadian paleoartist who died in 2014, the desiccated bodies of three long-necked sauropods lie decomposing on the floor of a seemingly infinite desert, while tiny, birdlike pterosaurs peck at their remains.
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If I wasn't yet accustomed to the singular stench of death—and I was not—it was assumed the smell of decomposing bodies treated with chemicals to slow that very decomposition would overwhelm my senses if I didn't wear a mask.
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The scene was apocalyptic: Twisted steel from the skeletal frames of destroyed vehicles sticking out of mounds of earth; ammunition belts strewn along the side of the road; bloated and decomposing bodies of ISIS fighters lying between the obliterated buildings.
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BERLIN — Hungary indicted 214 people suspected of being smugglers on Thursday in the suffocation of 267 refugees, whose decomposing bodies were found stuffed inside a locked truck parked in neighboring Austria two summers ago at the height of Europe's migration crisis.
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Decomposing oil from the 2010 spill could be mimicking a sex hormone, and that's what's attracting these crustaceans to get frisky in this part of the Gulf, according to an August study published in the journal Royal Society Open Science.
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Democracy, Mounk argues that liberal democracy — "the unique mix of individual rights and popular rule that has long characterized most governments in North America and Western Europe" — is decomposing into warped incarnations of its constituent elements: illiberal democracy and undemocratic liberalism.
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The women's bodies were found decomposing in a storage shed on Bullinger's Caldwell, Idaho, property in June after Baker's family asked deputies to make a welfare check on the couple, according to a news release from the Canyon County, Idaho, Sheriff's Office.
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A Wichita, Kansas woman, who helped locate the decomposing body of her ex-boyfriend&aposs son, was found dead Friday morning with a gunshot wound to her head along with three suicide notes and a rifle at her feet, according to police.
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But deliberately marketing off of outrage is something that's become increasingly common in recent years, as the New Statesman noted in 2016, and probably something that's gotten worse as social media companies have increasingly turned our brains into decomposing blocks of Swiss cheese.
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Pandora's secret sauce is predicated on the hypothesis that by decomposing a song into its musical fundamentals and collecting positive and negative feedback, its algorithm could identify particular combinations of characteristics that you might find irresistible, and subsequently recommend similar tracks to you.
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After stuffing their bodies in garbage bags, he loaded their remains into his Cadillac Escalade and drove for days through four states, sleeping in his SUV with the decomposing bodies in the back, before dumping them in a desolate part of Camden, Alabama.
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Nearly a month later, his decomposing body was found in an inoperable elevator at the Woodstream Village apartments in Denver after tenants complained to management about an awful smell coming from a parking garage area that was under renovation, CNN affiliate KMGH reported.
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The dead zone forms in mid-summer when excessive amounts of decomposing algae consume most of the water's available oxygen, threatening lucrative shrimp, crab and fish harvests off the coasts of Louisiana and Texas, along with the jobs that depend on them.
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For instance, a 13 psalter she discovered in the British Library illustrated a fable where a party of three kings encounter three decomposing corpses; the dead warn that their grotesque state will be the future of the kings, no matter their royal state.
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Other entries take more oddball inspiration from that 1933 classic, including King Kong Escapes, a 1967 Japanese remake incorporating pop-art design, and Bye Bye Monkey, in which Gérard Depardieu and Marcello Mastroianni rescue a chimp found near the giant ape's decomposing corpse.
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A project from the Death Lab in the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) at Columbia University imagines a memorial space where the departed are suspended in vessels on steel pylons, the energy from their decomposing biomass powering individual lights.
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It is, for one thing, gorgeously atmospheric, from the weathered barn-red siding that serves as the show curtain (the set design is by Miriam Buether) to Adam Guettel's mournful guitar and pump organ music, which sounds like hymns decomposing before your ear.
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Through his use of Twitter specifically, Trump is abolishing - or at least decomposing - many diplomatic ties, pitting the union against itself in a love-hate relationship, and is slandering his own credibility by making unsupported or unjust accusations against people and societies alike.
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The gruesome discovery of a man's decomposing body inside the manhole in a busy intersection created a subterranean mystery: How did the man's body end up trapped in a space under a solid metal plate that can weigh as much as 300 pounds?
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - A South Carolina jury sentenced a man to death on Thursday after convicting him of murdering his five young children at their mobile home in 2014 before driving their decomposing bodies through several states and dumping them in Alabama.
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One study reveals a dramatic ebb and flow in the Northern Hemisphere's carbon cycle: Atmospheric CO22 levels plummet during spring and explode in the winter before peaking in April, when decomposing plants and humanity's fuel emissions drive atmospheric carbon levels to their annual maximum.
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And in The Hunger, as the gradually decomposing plaything of a blood-drinking monster, he's an entirely different kind of fantasy: a 400-year-old vampire's mate who starts out representing sex and rapacious consumption of life, and winds up representing decay and death.
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All too often, the only time anyone worries about the vision of the project as a whole is at the very beginning, when the overworked project manager(s) initially deal(s) with the thankless task of decomposing the entire project into a forest of tickets.
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If you love the Great Outdoors, you've probably experienced the familiar disconnect: returning from a place where the predominant smells were fresh moss, river water, and pine needles — and being thrust back into the city's eau de cologne of exhaust fumes and decomposing garbage.
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Sand on ocean beaches usually includes a high proportion of shell pieces and, increasingly, bits of decomposing plastic trash; Hawaii's famous black sand is weathered fragments of volcanic glass; the sand in the dunes at White Sands National Monument, in New Mexico, is mainly gypsum.
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Although local laws may obligate certain officials such as police to report deaths, and others may ban the general public from abusing corpses, there remains something of a loophole in place, depending on where you live, if a corpse is decomposing in your own home.
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Agriculture, livestock releasing gas — yes, farting and belching cows — and wetlands, where decomposing vegetation emits methane, are the cause of higher levels of the gas since 2007, the Institute statement said, citing a recent study by researchers from the United States, Germany, and New Zealand.
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In 1994, after emerging from the punk-rock music scene, he co-founded Vice, the Montreal-based hipster magazine that later moved to Brooklyn and delighted audiences from the start with its graphic articles on subjects such as drug-abusing models and decomposing pigeons.
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SZEGED, Hungary, June 20 (Reuters) - Four human traffickers were jailed for life in a final ruling in a Hungarian court on Thursday for the deaths of 71 migrants whose decomposing bodies were found crammed inside a truck dumped on an Austrian motorway four years ago.
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NATIONAL An article on Friday about the search of a compound in New Mexico where 2698 malnourished children and the decomposing body of a young boy were found misstated the location of the accident involving the Ford Explorer that Siraj Ibn Wahhaj was riding in.
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As men dug your grave, family and friends would sit beside you, reciting prayers, singing, surrounding you with candles and flowers to help ward off the odor from your decomposing corpse, while the children came and went, unshielded from the inevitability of death and decay.
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To create the park, Fresh Kills Landfill was covered with layers of soil and other materials to prevent the release of toxic gas from decomposing trash into the atmosphere, according to the Freshkills Park Alliance, New York City's nonprofit partner in developing the park.
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The decomposing corpses are strewn among 7,000 pounds of propane tanks, tarps, car batteries, fertilizers, pesticides, banned rodenticides from Mexico, and other trash, plus 4,83 pounds of irrigation line blanketing an abandoned 20,000 plant illegal marijuana grow site in northeastern California's Lassen National Forest.
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MAINE BEACHGOERS FIND DECOMPOSING BODY OF POSSIBLE SHARK Anna Hogg, an earth observation researcher at the University of Leeds in England, told Science News the Bawden ice shelft is similar to "scaffolding," adding a measure of stability to Larsen C —which itself covers 17,100 square miles.
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"With the current conditions of sunshine baking and decomposing his body, he's going from a situation where we could have an open casket to now more likely not having a body at all – due to your government's red tape and slow decision making," Mark Inman said.
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He methodically cleans the houses in the neighborhood: strips the house of useful materials like batteries, drags out the decomposing corpses and buries them in a field, cleans up, and then marks the street outside the house with a huge spray-painted X to signal its completion.
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That is, until the area is flooded with the damming of a river to create a reservoir, stimulating the now-underwater material to start decomposing and the chill mercury to be converted by bacteria into methylmercury, a dangerous neurotoxin that bioaccumulates in fish, birds, and larger mammals, including humans.
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Put yourself in a zombie's decomposing, graveyard dirt-covered shoes, and really embody what it's like to be trapped in that miserable, inescapable purgatory, which from the way Bravo described it—"you're sort of stuck"; "you're alive, but you're not"—basically sounds like a terrible case of depression.
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Rising on Sunday with a stomach full of rapidly decomposing mechanically recovered meat still swirling around, and stray pretzels littering the bed, there was just enough time for a sad and solemn shower before zipping back down the runway to the festival site for one final blow out.
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Day after day, people died trying to reach refuge in Europe by land or sea, and in August came one of the most horrific cases: Police officers found the decomposing bodies of 231 migrants who had been locked in a truck and abandoned beside a highway in Austria.
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Yet, plastic is undeniably durable, giving it an eternal advantage over wood's natural process of decomposing over time, prompting questions of what sacrifices are acceptable when survival is uncertain — do new materials reworked with traditional methods sustain culture in a way that lasts without losing its original values and meaning?
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Still, the government has launched some pretty outlandish plans, including breeding thousands of flesh-eating turtles to deal with the 200 tons of half-cremated, decomposing bodies that Hindus place in the river at Varanasi every year, and commissioning an official pop anthem for the river to rouse patriotic sentiment.
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Back in the storage unit, we get a quiet scene with Joe and Love, some convoluted semblance of normalcy apart from the decomposing corpse in the corner and the latent knowledge that Joe is probably pretending to be cool while plotting his escape (which will no doubt include Love's murder).
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But Dr. Steadman and her colleagues found that estimates based on a formula often used to calculate time since death correlated weakly with the actual time that the pigs, rabbits and humans in the study had spent decomposing, and that decomposition rates differed sharply among the species and from season to season.
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"With a pipette I added a last drop of ink into a messed up petri dish and saw this single drop expanding from the midpoint through to the edge of the petri dish before contracting in a fast reaction and decomposing into a mesh of thousands of microscopic dots," De Giuli explains.
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He powerfully conveys the prolific immediacies of the disaster: how loud the earthquake was; how, although frightened, he knew that his wife and small son were not going to die ("a kind of reptilian optimism"); the odors of the aftermath (not, he writes, of decomposing bodies but, more banally, of "piss and shit").
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That's all to prime the reader for the central third of "Jerusalem," which takes place above time itself, in "Mansoul" (as in John Bunyan's allegory "The Holy War"), where "The Dead Dead Gang," a crew of ghostly children led by a girl in a cape made of decomposing rabbits, are having adventures and investigating mysteries.
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The brains flushed with this solution four hours after death showed reduced cell death; restored blood vessel structure and circulatory function; preserved anatomical and cell architecture, and restored some cellular inflammatory responses, spontaneous neural activity at synapses and active metabolism when compared with rapidly decomposing brains that were flushed with a solution lacking the same necessary ingredients.
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" Seeing his original juxtaposition of maidens and horror — such as in "Eve, The Serpent and Death" where Death resembles a decomposing human figure, a curvaceous Eve smiles coyly in the distance, and the central sensual figure in "The Weather Witches" sits on a flayed donkey's skin, images in the movies, from "Nosferatu" to "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.
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But Underkuffler has a more radical view: She believes that political corruption is so pernicious—so "corrosive, distorting, and decomposing" a force, so characterized by "self-involvement, self-indulgence, and the loosening and discarding of the restraints of social bonds"—that it deserves to be called by the name evil, and that whoever is deeply engaged in it is indeed captured by evil.
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Half-guzzled bottles of wine are crowded together like subway passengers, waiting to be converted into vinegar, as well as red chiles decomposing in a vat, en route to becoming one of the spicy condiments that Pelaccio and Pomplun will incorporate into the menu at Bakar at BackBar, their more casual Hudson spot featuring flavors from Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
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" As a result, the CDQAP, along with regulators, have given dairies in the area three new emergency measures to deal with the climbing cattle deaths: direct transport of decomposing cows to alternative rendering facility or permitted landfill, temporary storage on-farm for later transport to permitted landfills, or permanent on-site burial in emergency landfills, something it calls "a disposal method of last resort.
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Even if Jesus was a real human being at some point, the idea that he was literally, actually dead—no blood flow, no respiration— and his body was decomposing and then he popped up, showed himself to some people and then rose up into the [heavens]... and I'm not making fun of anybody who believes that, but if you do believe that story, you have to admit that it's fantastical at best.
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If you want a snapshot of how the Rangers have fallen since their Cup Final season, look at their forward depth: That year, Brassard and Zuccarello comprised two thirds of a lethal third line and now represent the team's top two scorers in 2016; at this moment, the third line is the decomposing Eric Staal, Hayes when he's not being healthy scratched, and Jesper Fast, a capable depth forward with 10 goals in 79 games this season.
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In an increasingly volatile and polarized America—where blatant tribalism and demagoguery are met with widespread applause, and the world's most powerful military could very well become the shiny new toy for a decomposing pumpkin with a toupée who was magically given the gift of life—there's really only one question left to ask: How long do you think it will take for the countless hordes of Muslim infiltrators villainously masquerading as helpless refugees to conquer us via Greek yogurt?
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Amid the ghostly moonlight and shadows surrounding a cross and disembodied leg in "Soldiers' Grave Between the Lines," the opening print, rats crawl in and out of holes in the earth; the blackened and bloated hands and faces of casualties in "Gas Victims (Templeux-La-Fosse, August 1916)" show the effects of chlorine gas on the body; in the final print, "Dead Men before the Position near Tahure," dog tags identify a decomposing corpse as a Corporal Müller from Cologne.
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