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Someone is dead, someone has gone.

He's been dead since 1972, this guy."

She is a singular filmmaker who is dead set on annoying the American public.

So far, at least 1,200 people have been confirmed dead from last week's devastating floods, and more than 5,000 remain missing.

Crows also tend to gather around the bodies of their dead companions and caw— a behavior sometimes likened to a funeral.

Check out the Dead Sea.

Cuz you're all dead now.

Phosphine on Earth occurs natually in decaying organic matter like in dead fish or swamps.

JOEL ANDERSON: Well, so I mean, everybody else in the car is dead right now.

And they're so important or else the world feels kind of wrong and dead.

Vikings didn't appear to have one funerary practice, and both buried and cremated their dead.

One thing we have not talked about is the family here, Misty, because three children are dead.

Archaeology and anthropology started as fields that both accidentally and purposefully harmed Indigenous peoples— even after they were dead.

And one study showed that crows were slower to return to an area where they’d seen a dead companion, suggesting they associated it with risk.

There's not slavery anymore, and we lost the war, and a third of our military-age white men are dead.

Within a single year, Bronsart had burned through a five year budget and dozens of the zebras he held in captivity were dead.

We have now learned the identity of the suspect in that mass shooting at a downtown Minneapolis apartment building which left two dead, six others injured Wednesday night.

One in which we're more part of nature, not apart from it, with consciousness more closely tied to living flesh and blood, not to the dead sand of silicon.