The information was gathered via radio transmitters attached to the lambs to track their movements and signal their demise rapidly after the time of death.

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His demise inspired the Radio Times to recreate the famous Death of Nelson painting, featuring Baldwin in the Nelson pose surrounded by fellow soap characters.

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Mr Wilson's mini-epic begins with the demise of the queen of the Trailhead Colony, whose death is not at first noticed by her daughter-followers.

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In entirely too many cases, the answer is fear not of physical death, but instead fear of our financial demise, which is often rooted in a fear of lifestyle reduction, which is often rooted in a fear of relative lifestyle comparison with our peers, which is especially ironic when you consider the millions of unemployed workers, bankrupt households, foreclosed homes and underwater homeowners.

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The algorithm that Facebook uses to alert users of trending topics in their news feed misidentified traffic this weekend about the death of Beastie Boy Adam Yauch (MCA)with the demise of Micro-Channel Architecture (also MCA).

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One item of good news in a week buffeted by the Dow Jones' death-spiral, reports of the domestic automakers' incipient demise and ever-more-assertive testing by various adversaries of the not-yet-inaugurated "young President" Obama: Thomas Fingar is leaving the building.

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The recent demise of the venerable chain Borders is the most recent evidence of the slow death of bookstores.

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He predicts the North's demise without acknowledging that such predictions have repeatedly failed, or even that its death throes might be painful indeed.

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