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Newcastle University operates the Bequeathal Program for those in the North East wishing to donate their bodies to medical science after their death.
United Kingdom : Body donation for Medical Science
In the face of the seemingly irrepressible biological patterns of procreation and bequeathal, an imagined self-containment (reimagined virginity) permits Ike to avert his eyes from the progressive erosion of his rural tradition and the evermore insistent confrontations with realigning social conditions.
The city specter: William Faulkner and the threat of urban encroachment
These petty thieveries may be perceived to be symbolic of the horrific seizure by "foreigners" of the native people's total birthright and inheritance, their just land bequeathal wrested away from them, acreage by acreage, as the historical narrative of the book unfolds.
W. S. Merwin: Apotheosis of the Lepers
Turner which, remarkably, have been exhibited in the gallery every January since their bequeathal by Henry Vaughan in 1900.
English in Edinburgh: the collection of English drawings and watercolours in the National Gallery of Scotland is partially revealed in a lavish new catalogue
If one added the obstacles and the difficulties, what struck analysts was how the Duma left a rich store of draft legislation; for some this was its greatest bequeathal.
The First State Duma, 1906: the view from the contemporary pamphlet and monograph literature
Kings, princes and presidents are all the same when it comes to corruption, extravagance, and waste of public funds, power bequeathal and nepotism.
Al-Gadhafi should follow the example of Al-Sanousi A king too poor to pay for his dinner!
This year, the Mushaira successfully carried on the bequeathal of the past Mushairas.
The Legacy comes alive with the 47th Shankar-Shad Mushaira
People who might be interested in bequesting their body to Newcastle Medical School can contact Linda Dudley, bequeathal secretary, at Newcastle University.
A life dealing with death for a living; NEWCASTLE Medical School depends on body donations to educate its students. FRANCESCA CRAGGS meets the woman hanging up her lab coat after 30 years caring for the region's donors and their families
cooperation, competition, trade, bequeathal, and so forth) may not be violated.
Contemporary anti-natural rights
Another major contributor in Bodleian history was of course Burton, whose bequeathal of his personal library transformed the library's collection of English literature (Philip 33).
"The glass, the school, the book": The Anatomy of Melancholy and the early Stuart University of Oxford
Although the above bequeathal could possibly be deduced from Dante's speaker, it is not one the denizen of hell is positioned to make at all--in the dead world, Telemachus is only named as someone Ulysses had abandoned, not appointed.
Eight reflections of Tennyson's "Ulysses"
Now this poem of gazes has become a memorial, a bequeathal.
Six poems *

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