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Death is the end of life; the
irreversible cessation of all
biological functions that
sustain a
living organism. The
remains of a
former organism normally...
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English Dictionary for
mortal wound is
dated 1578 and the
first entry for
mortally wounded is
dated 1569. Pre-1569, in the 1390
Melibeus by
Geoffrey Chaucer...
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suffering of a
severely wounded person or animal. It may be a
mercy killing of
mortally wounded civilians or soldiers,
friends or enemies, with or
without the...
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Truman at
Blair House. On the
street outside the residence,
Torresola mortally wounded a
White House policeman,
Leslie Coffelt.
Before he died, the officer...
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family of acrobats, who work in a circus,
struck by a tragedy:
their son,
mortally wounded in the head, lies in the arms of his
mother after an
accident during...
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narrow knife used
during the High
Middle Ages to
deliver mercy killings to
mortally wounded knights, as it was
designed to be thin
enough to
strike through...
- The team re-engaged the
enemy force after the
evacuation of Job. Lee was
mortally wounded when he
exposed himself a
third time to draw fire from
enemy forces...
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wrestling Sirhan to the
ground after he shot the senator. As
Kennedy lay
mortally wounded,
Romero cradled his head and
placed a
rosary in his hand. Kennedy...
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attacking Azrael.
Azrael drives a
cleaver into Josephine's neck,
mortally wounding her just as the
cries of Miriam's
newborn baby are heard. Miriam...
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During the ********ination attempt, Kubiš
threw a
makeshift grenade that
mortally wounded Heydrich. Jan Kubiš was born in 1913 in Dolní Vilémovice, Moravia...
