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participle form of "decease", as in "the deceased";
another noun form is "
decedent".
Bereft of life, the dead
person is a "corpse", "cadaver", "body", "set...
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database maintained by the
Ontario Provincial Police, 371
unidentified decedents were
found between 1964 and 2015.
There were
approximately 14,000 UIDs...
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University Press. pp. 654–658.
Eugene F. Scoles,
Problems and
Materials on
Decedents'
Estates and
Trusts (2000), p. 39.
Chuck Stewart, Homo****uality and the...
- (legitima portio), also
known as a
forced share or
legal right share, of a
decedent's estate is that
portion of the
estate from
which they
cannot disinherit...
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Robert Ivan Nichols,
alias Joseph Newton Chandler III (September 12, 1926 – c. July 23, 2002), was a
formerly unidentified American identity thief who...
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Washington in 2001
after using an
alias prior to his suicide.
Unidentified decedent "159UFWA –
Unidentified Female". The Doe Network. 21
March 2019. Retrieved...
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investigation and to
remove the bodies,
while office workers examine the
decedents'
personal papers,
attempting to
contact relatives or friends. The body...
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reconstructions of the
decedents were
created and
released to the
media depicting reconstructions of just how the two
decedents may have
physically appeared...
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exemption is
equal to $5,250,000 for
estates of
decedents dying in 2013, and $5,340,000 for
estates of
decedents dying in 2014. The 2010 Act also
provided portability...
- Lutheran, Anglican, and
Methodist denominations, to wish the soul of a
decedent eternal rest and peace. It
became ubiquitous on
headstones in the 19th...
