Retelling the 1986 Chernobyl disaster is an exercise in unburying the truth.
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This year brought spring floods and, last month, the disastrous flooding across the southern part of the state, unburying hundreds of coffins from about 50 cemeteries.
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Even compared to Legasav (the story's hero, if there can be one), she is the character most dedicated to unburying the truth among Soviet officials keen on downplaying the incident.
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Unburying important toggles from the depths of settings is always welcome, and communicating major changes is especially important to a company like Twitter that doesn't often change up its core product dramatically.
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Looking through Genie Chance's boxes, slowly unburying myself from under the rubble of her life, I inevitably started picturing my own boxes, in one of my own daughters' basements one day, and imagining how many other sets of boxes are already out there, and how many people hadn't left boxes at all.
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Japan banned unburying in 1879, and assisted suicide—including religious suicide—is now illegal.
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In 1976, Urschel Laboratories manufactured a time capsule that was buried that year at Valparaiso's Bicentennial Park, with the intention of unburying it 100 years later.
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The Emerald Necklace Parks Master Plan was completed in 1989, and updated in 2001. The parks have long been subject to flooding from the Muddy River. The Muddy River Restoration Project will dredge contaminated sediments and implement other major structural improvements, unburying the river and improving its integrity, appearance, and flood control capabilities. Phase I – daylighting the river at the Landmark Center – began spring 2009.
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The next day, after a pre-dawn early jog, he heads back home and finds a media circus has popped up while biohazard teams strip his house, even unburying his dog. Upset, he considers his options, and decides to teach his scheduled weekly music appreciation class at a local retirement home without cleaning up. Afterwards, one of the home members, learning of his situation, offers her son's vacation cabin as a place of refuge, which he accepts. From there, he begins an odyssey taking him back to Indiana, then visiting his ex-wife in St. Louis.
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