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disintegration of the corpse.
Modern cremator fuels include oil,
natural gas, propane, and, in Hong Kong, coal gas.
Modern cremators automatically monitor their...
- The
Cremator (Czech: Spalovač mrtvol) is a 1969
Czechoslovak dark
comedy horror film
directed by
Juraj Herz,
based on a
novel by
Ladislav ****s. The screenplay...
- The
Cremators is a 1972
science fiction horror film. It was one of the
first movies from
special effects expert Doug Beswick. An
alien life form that...
- The
Cremation of Care is an
annual ritual production written, produced, and
performed by and for
members of the
Bohemian Club. It is
staged at the Bohemian...
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hydrolysis (also
called biocremation, resomation,
flameless cremation,
aquamation or
water cremation) is a
process for the
disposal of
human and pet remains...
- end of the
cremation must be
judged by the
operator who in turn
stops the
cremation process. As an energy-saving measure, some
cremators provide heating...
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McGee "The
Cremation of Sam McGee" is
among the most
famous of
Robert W. Service's...
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Cremation is a
method used to
dispose of the
deceased in the
Christian world despite historical opposition to the practice.
Acceptance of the practice...
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Cremation rates vary
widely across the world. As of 2019,
international statistics report that
countries with
large Buddhist and
Hindu po****tions like...
- it
consists of 4 big
cremators and 4
small cremators, and 1200 niches.
Shortly after its opening, it was
designated to
cremate exhumed remains from closed...
