Ecological post-mortems are nowhere near the first order of business.
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Election coverage post-mortems all highlight the orange makeup, pantsuits, and lost emails.
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Should forecasters adopt a new statistical method, such unpleasant post-mortems could become rarer.
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One thing we would not pursue was endless post-mortems on the election itself.
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"He specifically said the Blameless post-mortems are something he sees value in," Wong said.
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That's what I was trying to skewer, these Kickstarter post-mortems from these incompetent people.
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Post-mortems of primates showed serious lung infections, not unlike those in Londoners of the time.
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Post-mortems of Jeb Bush's campaign tried to account for the failure of his titanic $63 million war chest.
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Post-mortems have been completed on all 50 victims — the remains of 30 were being released to families Wednesday.
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There are more post mortems about the outcome of the election than I can recount, but one thing is clear.
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But as the vicious post-mortems piled up, friends — knowing he would hate-read them — feared for today's Twitter feed.
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ET. And come back tomorrow morning for the post mortems and all the latest hits from the 2016 campaign trail.
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Still, he said Chief Acevedo's reaction was consistent with other police departments seeking to do post-mortems on deadly encounters.
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There are no post-mortems in VC, only pre-mortems in which you weigh the risks before deploying your investment capital.
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Many post-mortems of a losing candidate's fundraising, campaigning, and mobilization efforts will be offered in the months following the election.
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Autopsies and post-mortems on people who die sudden and unexpected deaths are forbidden by Qatari law unless a crime is suspected.
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Mr. Halperin and Mr. Heilemann co-wrote "Game Change" and "Double Down," the best-selling post-mortems of the 2008 and 2012 elections.
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Among the first post-mortems of the election, "Shattered" has been a mainstay in dinner-party chatter in political circles since its publication.
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You can't go very far in any of the various A-Rod post-mortems without coming across performance-enhancing drugs, which is fair.
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On his blog, he's not shy about criticizing federal agencies in post-mortems after storms, often singling out the National Centers for Environmental Prediction.
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Post-mortems indicate many of the causes of the problems, but suggest that the short-term solution for many investors may simply be greater wariness.
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I expect that we'll be reading post-mortems about why Trump won for months and years to come: To what extent was it about economics?
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An understandable choice on their part, as the concept has caught fire in post-mortems of the last election and in ongoing American political discourse.
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There have been plenty of post-mortems on Mayer's time at Yahoo, but another of tech's most prominent female leaders is now potentially on the market.
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We've already had lots of alarmed post-mortems about the recently concluded Senate impeachment trial in which the Republicans united to ensure no witnesses were called.
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Yet, as political post-mortems suggested, Dr. Hayakawa, a conservative, was helped by his crowd-pleasing eccentricities in defeating Mr. Tunney, who ran as a moderate.
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Nine post-mortems conducted by Poland before 2016 and showed that six bodies were in coffins that did not bear their names, officials said at the time.
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The post-mortems offer a multitude of more specific reasons why the attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as ObamaCare, expired.
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After the VMAs, there were lots of post-mortems in my team about what went wrong with Britney and conversations with her label about the upcoming album rollout.
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The post-mortems were in full swing on Monday, with the front page headline of the mass-circulation Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper declaring 'Autogol Ferrari' (Ferrari own goal).
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Many 2016 post-mortems have focused on how the party should decide between re-engaging people of color versus reaching the elusive white working-class Obama/Trump voter.
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Haynes, who has become Point72's de facto spokesperson, said in May that little or no time is spent on post-mortems on the events of two years ago.
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It's aimed at preventing would-be attackers from lying latent on a system for days or even months, as post-mortems on major hacks show is often the case.
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As the post-mortems for the British Labour Party's stunning defeat keep arriving, the most frequent explanation for its poor performance is its lack of a clear Brexit policy.
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"The plastic in some areas was so compact it was almost becoming calcified, almost like a solid brick," said Mr. Blatchley, who has seen other marine mammal post-mortems.
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Contrary to fears that VAR would kill the debates that are often one of the game's most enjoyable aspects, the system has if anything enhanced those post-match post-mortems.
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In the coffin of General Bronislaw Kwiatkowski there were 14 body parts belonging to seven other people, Pasionek said, adding that post-mortems would be finished by April next year.
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And post-mortems explained the recent strange deaths of two friends as they were having dinner: One had choked on a piece of meat, the other died of a heart attack.
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Here, a well-deserved break from the presidential election post-mortems: Some November results that may well change your life that have nothing to do with chyrons, Twitter feeds, or exit polls.
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Frustration was building among the families of victims as under Islam it is custom to conduct burials within 24 hours, but bodies will not be released until post mortems are carried out.
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Opinion Columnist Everyone is delivering post-mortems on Tuesday's elections, so for what it's worth, here's mine: Despite some bitter disappointments and lost ground in the Senate, Democrats won a huge victory.
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Once she has earned a client a date, she tags them in and becomes a more traditional dating coach, reviewing each encounter in detailed post-mortems, helping to guide their next moves.
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Frustration was building among the families of victims as under Islam it is custom to conduct burials within 24 hours, but bodies will not be released until post mortems are carried out.
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American leftists are currently debating the ways post-election post-mortems should prioritize singular economic, gender, or racial factors that led to Trump's victory, with some advocating that identity politics be entirely abandoned.
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" Alex Stoll, the veterinary forensic pathologist who conducted the post-mortems, said the cats had died from "blunt force trauma" before being mutilated by a "sharp implement, probably wielded by a human being.
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Yet the film also dares us to write Mr. Robbins off as a huckster-genius; dipping behind the scenes, it exposes the intensive planning and detailed post-mortems that accompany each daily session.
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Mortuary staff in Athens, shocked at the sight of burnt bodies including children, were expected to conclude post-mortems on Friday after relatives of victims provided information and blood samples which could assist identifications.
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A hundred and twenty post-mortems suspected to be the work of the same killer are currently under way at an enormous cost to the RSPCA and police, who are picking up the cost.
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Doing post-episode post-mortems with producers doesn't make you HBO if the actual content of your episodes hasn't bothered to engage with any of your show's themes in the way HBO's shows do.
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A suspected Russian hacking team behind the attacks on the Democratic party may have tried to phish NGOs and think tanks after Trump's victory with emails claiming to offer election post mortems from reputable researchers.
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Charles Needham, a renowned authority on blast physics, told me post-mortems on blast injuries have lent some support to all of those theories, and the truth may be that several are at play simultaneously.
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While national post-mortems on the 2016 election remain obsessed with the right's deep pocketed big data mythos, plenty of folks in tech's left-leaning epicenters believe that Democrats can do better with the right tools.
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This was the norm until after Vietnam, when numerous scholars conducting post-mortems on the war — including, coincidentally, General McMaster in his book "Dereliction of Duty" — concluded that military commanders should have challenged civilian leaders more aggressively.
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While most of the Election Day post-mortems in the New York region focused on the string of Democratic victories across the area, there were ballot propositions, like the one here, that will leave a more lasting mark.
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Israel's Defense Ministry, which handles the return of bodies to families living in the West Bank, has now handed over the vast majority of bodies, under the condition that families agree to hold small funerals and not carry out post-mortems.
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The recurring theme throughout the Deepwater Horizon post-mortems was that regulators had been so captured by the industry they were meant to oversee that the regulatory structure in place was woefully insufficient and decades behind where it should have been.
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The police said that they were confident they had identified all 22 people who died in the attack — but they added that they would not reveal all of the names until post-mortems were concluded, which could take several more days.
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WHAKATANE, New Zealand (Reuters) - New Zealand police said they are constantly assessing the potential to mount a recovery effort for the people still on White Island after this week's volcanic eruption, while post-mortems have begun on the six confirmed victims.
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While some high-ranking PiS officials repeatedly suggested that a bomb onboard brought down the plane, the PiS-led investigations has not produced supporting evidence, but have turned up the apparent failure of post mortems conducted in Russia to correctly identify the victims.
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Unsurprisingly, there have been the usual post-mortems and recriminations; the tsking over our desire to impart special powers to the young disrupters of the digital age; and our obsessions with the brilliant-dropout narrative and overinflated valuations built on unproven products.
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What I couldn't see on the streets, as has been widely noted in many election post-mortems, was the social media and internet presence of the opposition and in particular the vast amount of what is being called "fake news" driving opinions and behavior.
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We can't outright ignore him, because there are important post-mortems to be written, because he's a central character in the drama of where the G.O.P. goes from here, and because he has captured the imaginations and vented the frustrations of tens of millions of Americans.
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"It seems that these post-mortems have been conducted diligently and they finally seem to have convinced some of our compatriots that there was no assassination," Radoslaw Sikorski, who was foreign minister under the previous government, told TVN24 on Monday when some of the findings were leaked.
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As the victims added up — Ukiyo, belly sliced open; Oscar, decapitated; Charlton, head and tail missing — Mr. Jenkins and Ms. Rising recorded the deaths, collected remains, performed post-mortems, and approached the police, but it was their petition of more than 40,000 signatures that led to an official investigation.
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An independent examination by the local charity South Norwood Animal Rescue Liberty came to the same conclusion, after 25 post-mortems on cats found the cause of death to be "blunt force trauma," such as collisions with vehicles, and the mutilations to be caused by a sharp implement.
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While some similar post-mortems were offered by others, Mr. Cuomo's position as governor of New York — the president's home state — may have given them extra weight, even as he began to criticize Mr. Trump's policies on immigration and abortion, and subsequent proposals to cut federal funds to the state.
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" Despite years of post-mortems, the authors observe, Clinton's management style hadn't really changed since her 2008 loss of the Democratic nomination to Barack Obama: Her team's convoluted power structure "encouraged the denizens of Hillaryland to care more about their standing with her, or their future job opportunities, than getting her elected.
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For all the endless progressive post-mortems over the mega-expensive special election in the 6th Congressional District of Georgia, few have noted that one key reason for Jon Ossoff's loss was his failure to address the specific needs of the massive number of people in that district living in and near the poverty line.
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In the sea of post-mortems on Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Warren expected to refrain from endorsing Biden, Sanders during primary: report Progressive Jewish group endorses Sanders for president MORE's campaign, I have yet to see the central truth of her candidacy mentioned: the media loved her more than Democrats did.
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As the post-mortems continue to roll in from the conservative commentariat attempting to explain the debacle that was the American Health Care Act (AHCA), few seem to grasp the essential lesson of the GOP leadership's legislative failure: Namely, that President Trump cannot rely exclusively on the votes of the Republican caucus if he wants his agenda to move forward.
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NW: If this were a software product, as an analogy, and somebody said, "This product has had five systemic failures in the last month and we're not going to interview any of the customers who are involved, we're not going to do any post-mortems," the people who designed the original system will go in a room, they are not the users of the product.
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From two much-discussed Fyre Festival post mortems, to the recent revelation that bestselling author Dan Mallory almost certainly fabricated his way to incredible professional success, to March's HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, which focuses on two victims of Michael Jackson's alleged child abuse, we're being confronted with our cultural tendency to equate charm and prettiness (and in some cases, fame) with goodness and truthfulness.
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Monday, en route from Jakarta to Pangkal PinangIndonesian authorities believe all 189 people on board were killed The so-called black box flight recorder has yet to be found Flight crew reported an issue with the plane the night before the flight, and repairs were carried out Police said Tuesday that 24 body bags had been transferred from the crash to a local hospital for post-mortems.
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Emergency operations are performed in the section. Routine post- mortems as well as medicolegal post-mortems are done.
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William died on 10 March 1352. Inquisition post mortems found he held land in Shropshire, Wiltshire, Norfolk, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Rutland, Warwickshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Worcestershire.
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The bullet was recovered from the skull. Mr. Wiggins, J.P. testified that he had ordered the burials without an order for burial because he believed the post mortems had been completed and assumed that Von Lossberg had not carried any orders with him. Wiggins assumed an order would be forwarded from Ipswich. Sub-Inspector Galbraith testified that Von Lossberg had told him that he had completed the post mortems and that he had asked if Von Lossberg had found a bullet.
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He was apprenticed to be a physician for three years and learned dispensing at the Sydney Infirmary, acted as a clinical clerk, assisted at post mortems and was present at one of the first operations using chloroform in 1852.
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Infineon stayed headquartered in Munich, Germany. The failure of the project was the topic of detailed post-mortems. In November 2006, the Hamburg-based solar energy company Conergy bought the site and built a production plant for solar cells and modules.
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Post-mortems can encompass both quantitative data and qualitative data. Quantitative data include the variance between the hours estimated for a project and the actual hours incurred. Qualitative data will often include stakeholder satisfaction, end-user satisfaction, team satisfaction, potential reusability and perceived quality of end-deliverables.
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The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported that news of the deaths raised skepticism as to whether the Saudi men really killed themselves."Saudis allege torture in Guantanamo deaths", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, June 11, 2006 All three of the families of the dead men challenged the American post-mortems at the time, and the Saudi government announced its suspicions that the true story was not being told. The families all took steps to have second post- mortems done after the bodies were returned to them. Patrice Mangin, the Swiss pathologist who headed the team that volunteered to examine Al Salami's body, said that it was routine to remove some organs before autopsy - those that decay rapidly.
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Edward Maria Wingfield, sometimes hyphenated as Edward-Maria Wingfield (1550 in Stonely Priory, near Kimbolton – 1631Date of Birth & Burial. Birth: 1550: E150/102, p.3 Exchequer Copy (English), Lists & Indexes XXIII, PRO Kew, copy of 142/111 p.81, 1557 (Latin), Chancery Copy of Inquisitions Post-Mortems etc, Series II, Vol.
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The original post mortems were conducted by the Government Medical Officer Dr. Von Lossberg, with Sergeant Arrell supervising. From interviews with people who had seen the bodies, Chief Inspector Stuart determined that Michael may have been shot in the head, but this was not found by Dr. Von Lossberg, despite claims that he had been asked to look for a bullet. Stuart ordered that all three bodies be exhumed and it was found that the original post mortems were no more than superficial examinations. Although decomposition was advanced, it was now found that Michael had indeed been shot in the right side of his head then subsequently struck on the same spot with a blunt instrument, so that the later wound partially obscured the bullet hole.
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Project postmortems, articles which developers recount the successful and unsuccessful elements of a specific game's development, are the most celebrated features on the website, as they provide direct insight in all aspects of game design and educate other developers of various risks and important tips. Many postmortems have been published, ranging from independent games such as Okabu and The Path to major studio projects such as Ōkamiden and BioShock. There are currently over 150 collected post-mortems dating back as far as 1997. There have been unusual post-mortem articles published, including “A Story of GameLayers, Inc.” that reveals the tumultuous development and eventual cancellation of a Firefox toolbar-based MMORPG, and “What Went Wrong? Learning from Past Post-Mortems” that details the most common mistakes that developers make as admitted in the articles.
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Keith Simpson was born in 1907 in Brighton, Sussex where his father was a general practitioner. In August 1924, aged 17, Simpson enrolled at Guy’s Hospital Medical School. By the age of 25 he was a teacher in the Pathology Department. In 1934 Simpson was made Supervisor of Medico-legal Post-Mortems and had his first case with Scotland Yard.
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She graduated with a BA in 1920, BAO (Bachelor in Midwifery), BCh (Bachelor in Surgery) and MB in 1921. As part of her training she worked in the Meath Hospital, Dublin, as a clinical clerk. In 1918-19, she witnessed the Spanish flu at first hand. She tended to victims during the day and cycled to the mortuary at night to carry out post mortems.
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"Serbs take village massacre bodies", The Times, 19 January 1999 A joint Yugoslavian-Belarusian team of pathologists conducted post-mortems at the end of January. A Finnish forensic team working for the European Union subsequently conducted a second post-mortem, which was more detailed but less contemporaneous than the first. The bodies were finally released to the families and buried on 10 February."Kosovo bodies returned".
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IIV There were frequent presentations of remarkable tissues and organs obtained during post-mortems, or unusual specimens found in nature, those of particular interest being added to the "Cabinet" of the Society.Jackson (1847) p. IVJackson (1847) p. V The Society's original officers were a committee of four and a secretary, who made up the "Prudential Committee", as well as a librarian and a cabinet keeper.
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Post mortems revealed that Robb had sustained a severe cut throat injury to the neck and a penetrating wound to the abdomen with three penetrating wounds. There were no defence injuries. McIlwaine received a severe cut throat injury, seven penetrating wounds to the chest and penetrating wounds to the face and to the left eye. Both teenagers were intoxicated at the time of their deaths.
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On the morning of 21 October 2016 Jaffna Magistrate S. Satheeshkaran arrived at the scene of the shooting to begin a magisterial inquiry. Post-mortems were carried out that afternoon and initial reports suggested that bullets were found in the victims' bodies. Sulakshan was reported to have been shot three times and had injuries to his chest, neck and spine. Gajan was reportedly shot at least once.
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" He said unofficial post-mortems plus reports by the UN, the U.S. State Department and rights groups, suggested rebels had been executed with a shot in the head. The state prosecutors ordered the exhumation of the insurgents' bodies. Others, however, have stated that the investigation is just another attempt by Fujimori's political enemies to destroy his legacy. "Not giving in to terrorist blackmail is the only good thing remaining from the previous government.
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Annie deals more with the physical side of pathology, performing post mortems and collecting evidence for the labs to test. In the second series, her role within the team is expanded by using her as a criminal profiler. Dr. Simon Dunne is a forensic pathologist in the same department as Annie. Simon works more in the computing side of pathology, analyzing evidence and collating it to create patterns to identify a suspect or suspects.
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Unlike rejection and infection, CAV in the transplanted heart was not initially a predicted outcome. Early survivors of heart transplants soon developed this form of vasculopathy of their coronary arteries, initially identified at the post-mortems. There were early suggestions that preventing cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection could decrease the prevalence of CAV. The impact of CAV has changed over time, with early recipients being younger, having more rejection and cardiovascular risk factors and less use of statins.
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Several of Hyem's radio plays including Equal Terms, Life Sentence and Thank You—which was renamed Post Mortems for the stage—became theatrical productions. Her original theatre plays include Buzz—an adaptation of Lorna Doone—and We'll Always Have Paris (2010). Hyem's television writing includes the BAFTA-nominated drama Tenko (1981-5), for which she wrote half of the episodes. Anne Valery wrote the other half, and the two women collaborated on a sequel, Tenko Reunion (1985).
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Guantanamo camp authorities conducted post mortems on the three dead men, before their bodies were shipped home.Yasser’s Body Bears Marks of Beating, Arab News, June 19, 2006 Al Zahrani's father has called for a second post mortem by neutral, independent pathologists. Al Zahrani's father claimed that after his own examination of his son's corpse he was convinced he bore the marks of a beating. He sees this as confirming his skepticism that Al Zahrani did not commit suicide, but was murdered.
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The fallout from the failure to secure conscription at the ballot box was significant. Despite the numerous political post-mortems and attempts at reconciliation, it was now clear to most people that Hughes could no longer command the respect or service of his Labor Party colleagues. The government was revealed to be a shell, consisting of Hughes, Pearce and just two other ministers. Immediately following the poll, another event – which would be the last straw for the Labor Party – emerged.
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There have been a number of incidents in which migrants to Europe died or were injured as a result of dangerous transportation methods. In an incident in Dover in June 2000, 58 Chinese nationals died in similar circumstances. On 23 November, it was reported that one of the teenagers later found dead had gone missing from an asylum centre in the Netherlands. On 11 February 2020, Essex Police said that post-mortems gave a combination of hypoxia and hyperthermia as the provisional causes of death.
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The lorry and bodies were moved from the scene to a secure location in Tilbury Docks, another nearby port on the Thames, to continue the investigation. Police later moved the bodies to a mortuary at Broomfield Hospital in Chelmsford for post-mortems to be carried out. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar spoke in Dáil Éireann and said that Irish authorities would investigate any involvement regarding their country. In the evening of 23 October, the Belgian prosecutor's office announced that they would also investigate the lorry's transit through their country.
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Some original benches and bookcases have been removed. A verandah annex accommodating toilet, store, shower and dressing room on the 1909 section was extended in 1940 to include a ladies dressing room and the whole was modified in 1958 for further laboratory space and updated staffroom and toilets. Facilities for undertaking post mortems were an essential part of the work of the Stock Experiment Station. The first detached post mortem building was erected in the 1920s and by the early 1930s a new one was required.
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Post-mortem examinations conducted on victims of the Naina Devi temple stampede confirmed that the deaths were caused by asphyxiation. Post-mortem reports of 101 bodies out of a total of 141 victims taken to the civil hospital at Anandpur Sahib in Punjab, 18 km from the site, have indicated compression of the chest causing asphyxiation and death, Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) P C Akela said. Akela, who remained stationed at Anandpur Sahib after the incident, said post-mortems were not carried out on 40 of the dead at the request of their relatives.
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Devlin regarded none of the cases mentioned by Hallworth as equally strong as the Morrell case, despite it being six years old, that the exhumations and subsequent post-mortems yielded nothing of interest but provoked further press rumours and, in an investigation initially into Mrs Hullett's death covering a ten-year period, the police were unable to find a better case than the Morrell one.Devlin, pp. 25, 33. An alternative, and more valid, criticism of the prosecution than Hewett's is that it prepared and presented its case badly.
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It so happens that I have seen the bodies of numbers of > murdered men – I don't mean killed in battle, I mean murdered. Therefore I > have some conception of what murder means – the terror, the hatred, the > howling relatives, the post-mortems, the blood, the smells. To me murder is > something to be avoided. > Miller is a writer out of the ordinary, worth more than a single glance; and > after all he is a completely negative, unconstructive amoral writer, a mere > Jonah, a passive accepter of evil, a sort of Whitman among the corpses.
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The Irish Times reported that on the night following the attack, the British ambassador Sir Arthur Galsworthy was summoned to hear the Government of Ireland's strong feelings regarding the murder of the three band members. The government held the view that the British Government had not done enough to stop sectarian assassinations in Northern Ireland. Following the post-mortems, funerals were held for the three slain musicians; they received televised news coverage by RTÉ, Ireland's public service broadcaster. According to RTÉ, "Their families were in deep mourning and Ireland mourned with them".
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Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad explained that although 61.5% of the villagers received their first measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) shots, only 30% of them had their follow-up shots. Since the outbreak was announced, 113 cases has been reported in the affected area with a total 43 confirmed cases. Despite the relatively low deaths reported by the findings of Health Ministry, the latter was unable to confirm the post-mortems results on the skeletal remains of several more victims. The "red zone" declaration was lifted on 8 July after the area was declared safe for the public.
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Paul Broca and Carl Wernicke were two physicians of the 1800s whose patients were evidence of the double dissociation between generating language (speech) and understanding language. Broca's patients could no longer speak but could understand language (non- fluent aphasia) while Wernicke's patients could no longer understand language but could produce jumbled speech (fluent aphasia). Post-mortems revealed lesions in separate areas of the brain in each case (now referred to as Broca's area and Wernicke's area respectively). Although the neurophysiology of language is now known to be more complicated than described by Broca or Wernicke, this classic double dissociation acted to begin modern neuropsychological investigation of language.
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Their bodies were recovered by Yugoslav authorities, and later taken to a Prizren morgue so that autopsies could be performed. With the post- mortems complete, the militants' bodies were handed over to their families, and were buried the following day in their native villages. This was the most serious armed incident between the forces of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milošević and the KLA since a truce had been negotiated a month-and-a-half earlier. Less than two weeks later, another altercation took place near the site of the clash, this time a Yugoslav Army ambush in which more than 30 KLA militants were killed.
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During this period he was also associated at the London Hospital with Letheby, as joint lecturer in chemistry, and became interested in questions of sanitary reform and public health. On the death of Letheby in 1876 Tidy succeeded to his appointments as professor of chemistry, medical jurisprudence, and public health, and later was called to the bar and appointed reader in medical jurisprudence to the Inns of Court. Tidy also became public analyst and deputy medical officer of health for the City of London, medical officer of health for Islington, and official analyst to the Home Office. At the trial of Florence Maybrick, he testified that he had attended nearly 1000 post mortems.
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Evidence of previous police interaction with Hamilton was presented to the Cullen Inquiry but was later sealed under a closure order to prevent publication for 100 years. The official reason for sealing the documents was to protect the identities of children, but this led to accusations of a coverup intended to protect the reputations of officials. Following a review of the closure order by the Lord Advocate, Colin Boyd, edited versions of some of the documents were released to the public in October 2005. Four files containing post mortems, medical records and profiles on the victims, as well as Hamilton's autopsy, remained sealed under the 100-year order to avoid distressing the relatives and survivors.
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Her first partnership was with Lady Doris Rhodes, a good player who had played on "Pops" Beasley's British team in its 1933 match with the Culbertson team. Markus–Rhodes played together in the "Ladies" flight of the European teams championships in 1951 (Venice) and 1952 (Dún Laoghaire or Dunleary), winning both times, and in a 1953 tour of the United States where they played in two victorious matches against the American ladies team. However, it was Rixi's partnership with Fritzi Gordon in the European championships of 1955 (Amsterdam) that led to her dominance of the female game in Europe. Excitable and voluble, their post- mortems could often be heard many tables away.
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Charles Hewett, Hannam's assistant, was quoted as saying that both officers were astounded at Manningham-Buller's decision to charge Adams with the murder of Morrell, since her body had been cremated and therefore there was no evidence to present before a jury. This assertion was published after the deaths of both Hannam and Manningham-Buller.Hallworth, 1983 This shows a misunderstanding of the principle of corpus delicti, and his assertion that traces of drugs found in exhumed remains were more compelling as proof against AdamsHallworth, 1983 was disputed by Devlin, as the exhumations and subsequent post-mortems yielded nothing of interest. and as the pathologist concerned did not consider that the levels found were significant.
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The pathologist Sir Bernard Spilsbury, who assisted with the operation Montagu and Cholmondeley were assisted by an MI6 representative, Major Frank Foley, as they examined the practicalities of the plan. Montagu approached the pathologist Sir Bernard Spilsbury to determine what kind of body they needed and what factors they would need to take into account to fool a Spanish pathologist. Spilsbury informed him that those who died in an air crash often did so from shock and not drowning; the lungs would not necessarily be filled with water. He added that "Spaniards, as Roman Catholics, were averse to post-mortems and did not hold them unless the cause of death was of great importance".
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An inquest was opened on 9 April 2009 by Paul Matthews, the City of London coroner. Three post- mortems were conducted: on 3 April by Mohmed Saeed Sulema "Freddy" Patel for Paul Matthews; on 9 April by Nathaniel Cary for the IPCC and Tomlinson's family; and on 22 April jointly by Kenneth Shorrock for the Metropolitan police and Ben Swift for Simon Harwood. The coroner was criticized for reportedly having failed to allow IPCC investigators to attend the first, and for failing to tell Tomlinson's family that they had a legal right to attend or send a representative. The family also said he had not told them where and when it was taking place.
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At the time of Tomlinson's death he did not have a contract with the police to conduct post- mortems in cases of suspicious death.Paul Lewis, "Ian Tomlinson: a story of justice denied", The Guardian, 22 July 2010. In 1999 Patel was reprimanded by the General Medical Council (GMC) for having released medical details about Roger Sylvester, a man who had died in police custody. In 2002 the police dropped a criminal inquiry because Patel said the victim, Sally White, had died of a heart attack with no signs of violence, although she was reportedly found naked with bruising to her body, an injury to her head and a bite mark on her thigh.
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Serjeants (servientes) already appear as a distinct class in the Domesday Book of 1086, though not in all cases differentiated from the barons, who held by knight-service. A few mediaeval tenures by serjeanty can be definitely traced as far back as Domesday in the case of three Hampshire serjeanties: those of acting as king's marshal, of finding an archer for his service, and of keeping the gaol in Winchester Castle. It is probable, however, that many supposed tenures by serjeanty were not really such, although so described in returns, in inquisitions post mortems, and other records. The simplest legal test of the tenure was that serjeants, though liable to the feudal exactions of wardship, etc.
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The deficiencies of the local mortuaries started to become an issue. In 1869 the dead-house at Kingston was "within a stone's throw of the Market- place... adjoining the graveyard" with "no slab or bench" for the body and described as most horrible. In 1870 part of the old watch house in Brick Lane (now Union Street), was fitted out as a Dead-house.The Kingston Mortuary in 1880 was described as being in a disgraceful condition, with insufficient light to carry out post-mortems. By 1881 it was being described as "not a fit place in which to place the dead body of a dog, much less that of a human being" by the jury.
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In the WFM's 1903–04 struggle in Colorado, with martial law once again in force, two declarations uttered by the National Guard and recorded for posterity further clarified the relationship of the mine operator's enforcement army — provided courtesy of the Colorado governor — to the workers. When union attorneys asked the courts to free illegally imprisoned strikers, Adjutant General Sherman Bell declared, "Habeas corpus be damned, we'll give 'em post mortems." Reminded of the Constitution, one of Bell's junior officers declared coolly, "To hell with the Constitution. We're not going by the Constitution." Haywood at a convention in Chicago (1917) General Bell had been the manager of one of the coal mines in Cripple Creek where the strike was taking place.
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In August 2003, he was promoted to Minister for Internal Security in the Somare government. He pledged to clean up the national Department of Immigration, claiming that some government officers were taking bribes to "turn a blind eye" to human-smuggling and gun-running, called for proper post-mortems to determine causes of death and prevent revenge killings for perceived "sorcery" and pledged to ban MPs from using police officers as private bodyguards. He proposed to change the constitution to allow Papua New Guinean police to deploy overseas on regional assistance missions, which would be supported by the parliament in January 2004. He also proposed introducing curfews on major highways and extending the term of the police commissioner to reduce political influence.
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On day two, a transcript of the cockpit to ATC conversation was released, which indicated that the co-pilot had suggested a "go around" after the pilot informed ATC that it was 'clear to land'. Doctors who conducted post mortems on the bodies recovered recorded that most victims had died of burns. On day four Air India's flight safety officer informed the inquiry that the aircraft's thrust lever and thrust reverse levers were both in the forward position, possibly indicating that the pilot intended to go around. The inquiry panel stated that information from the FDR would be released at the next hearing of the Court of Inquiry in New Delhi on 3 September 2010, and that of the CVR soon after.
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The twelfth and final body to be recovered was of Arthur Mills, found in the sea about 10 miles south of Plymouth. The subsequent post-mortems established that all the victims had drowned in deep water, suggesting that they had gone down with the vessel rather than after struggling on the surface. An analysis of the times shown on various watches found on the victims suggested that the sinking had probably taken place around 9:00 pm on 31 July, and thus that Darlwyne was afloat for around three hours after the last tentative sighting. When the first bodies were brought into Falmouth by the local lifeboat, the quays were lined with hundreds of people who watched in silence as the victims were landed and taken away in hearses.
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Photograph of Keith Simpson CBE a gift inscribed to "friend and colleague Milton Helpern" Cedric Keith Simpson, CBE, FRCP, FRCPath (20 July 1907 – 21 July 1985) was an English forensic pathologist. He was Professor of Forensic Medicine in the University of London at Guy's Hospital, Lecturer in Forensic Medicine at the University of Oxford and a founding member and President of the Association of Forensic Medicine.Dr Suzy Lishman, 'Westminster green plaque honours Founding Fellow', The Bulletin of the Royal College of Pathologists, Issue 160, October 2012, p.291 Professor Simpson became renowned for his post-mortems on high-profile murder cases, including the 1949 Acid Bath Murders committed by John George Haigh and the murder of gangster George Cornell, who was shot dead by Ronnie Kray in 1966.
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A number of post mortems of the campaign were written, all highly critical of the way the campaign was run and of its major backers failure to deal with these issues. The Electoral Reform Society's formal post mortem on the campaign led by Professor John Curtice of the University of Strathclyde identified that "The criticisms of AV put forward by the ‘No’ campaign were far more popular and proved more effective in shaping how people eventually voted on 5 May. The ‘Yes’ campaign’s key arguments were either lost or did not resonate with people in terms of why they should vote ‘yes’." Andy May, a key member of the Yes Campaign, drew attention to a number of strategic blunders in the campaign and criticised the campaign director and senior staff.
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At its outset, the society sought to raise the status of midwifery such that it could be considered a profession for educated women; to respect the feelings of female patients who preferred to be tended by female practitioners; and to save lives, both by the effect of better training and practice, but also by reducing infections introduced by male physicians who in their wider work came into contact with disease, surgery and post-mortems. In support of its aims, the Society established in 1864 the Ladies' Medical College at premises in Fitzroy Square, London,Probably at No. 4 Fitzroy Square. James Edmunds is recorded as occupying the premises from 1866–1879, in "Fitzroy Square", Survey of London: Volume 21, the Parish of St Pancras Part 3: Tottenham Court Road and Neighbourhood. Eds. J R Howard Roberts, and Walter H Godfrey.
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Patrons included the rising Frederick Temple Blackwood, Henry Edward Manning, George Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll and Elizabeth Campbell, Duchess of Argyll, and Catherine Gladstone, wife of the then Chancellor of the Exchequer. Professionals who lent support included physicians serving at a number of London hospitals, and William Buchanan, a former master of the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries. Concerns providing the impetus for the foundation of the society included a desire to raise the status of midwifery such that it could be considered a profession for educated women; to respect the feelings of female patients who preferred to be tended by female practitioners; and to save lives, both by the effect of better training and practice, but also by reducing infections introduced by male physicians who in their wider work came into contact with disease, surgery and post-mortems.
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According to a later report of Captain Philippe Legorjus, then GIGN leader: "Some acts of barbarity have been committed by the French military in contradiction with their military duty". In the post-mortems, it appeared that 3 of the Kanak activists had been executed and the leader of the hostage-takers, Alphonse Dianou, who was severely injured by a gunshot in the leg, had been left without medical care, and died some hours later. Prior to this report, Captain Philippe Legorjus was accused by many of the GIGN agents who took part in the operation of weaknesses in command and to have had "dangerous absences" (some even said he fled) in the final stages of the case. He was forced to resign from the GIGN after this operation, since nobody wanted him as chief or to fight under him.
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The origin of the term can be traced to Albert Goldman and a 1964 article he had written in The New Republic titled "Lindy's Law". The term Lindy refers to Lindy's delicatessen in New York, where comedians "foregather every night at Lindy's, where ... they conduct post-mortems on recent show business 'action'". In this article, Goldman describes a folkloric belief among New York City media observers that the amount of material comedians have is constant, and therefore, the frequency of output predicts how long their series will last: Benoit Mandelbrot defined a different concept with the same name in his 1982 book The Fractal Geometry of Nature. In Mandelbrot's version, comedians do not have a fixed amount of comedic material to spread over TV appearances, but rather, the more appearances they make, the more future appearances they are predicted to make: Mandelbrot expressed mathematically that for certain things bounded by the life of the producer, like human promise, future life expectancy is proportional to the past.
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The circular garden bed and flagpole at the front of the Veterinary School Main Building provide the only evidence of the occupation of it, and other parts of the site now demolished, by the United States Army during World War II. The 3rd Medical Laboratory, based there from 1942 until 1943 when the 8th Medical Laboratory took its place, played an important role in safeguarding the health of US troops operating in a tropical environment and was the only laboratory in the South West Pacific Area until mid 1943. The place is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a particular class of cultural places. The Stock Experiment Station Main Building (1909), Stable (1909) and Animal Morgue (1934) are important as a demonstration of the principal characteristics of an animal research facility, comprising research laboratories, offices, animal accommodation and handling, and facility for conducting post mortems. The Veterinary School Main Building and Hospital Block (1938-1940) are important as a demonstration of the principal characteristics of Queensland's first veterinary school, including formally composed facades, offices, a lecture room, library, laboratories, animal operating and post-mortem rooms, animal stalls, fodder store and blacksmith.
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