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When a water-main bursts at a cemetary, Brennan must identify and help reinter the remains that litter the grounds. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The turnpike authority was readying to petition Hudson County Supreme Court for permission to remove remains from the project area and reinter them in a mass grave in a nearby municipal cemetery when it discovered in the county archives the decades-old paper trail of Andriani's hunt for his grandfather. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The possible grave finding of the archaeologist changed nothing in their plans (besides being a minor delay for the construction start date), nor would the discovery of a body on the property change the University’s plans; they’d just exhume, reinter, and put up a plaque. ❋ Unknown (2002)

"Maybe the descendants of whoever was buried here wanted to reinter the remains in a churchyard or family gravesite and figured the park service wouldn't let them," Anna suggested. ❋ Barr, Nevada (2002)

They have allowed U.S. teams into cemeteries under the cover of darkness to reinter bodies that reports indicated might be those of ❋ Unknown (1990)

At first neglected, then refuted, then reinter - preted, modified, and qualified, Marxism in all its varieties has become at present perhaps the strongest single intellectual current of modern social thought. ❋ SIDNEY HOOK (1968)

The “consequences” of the hedonist or pleasure-pain theory of human nature were progressively reinter - preted as the sanctions of utilitarian reformist theories. ❋ ROBERT M. YOUNG (1968)

It was a place where there was no water and we could not stop to reinter them. ❋ Frederick Samuel Dellenbaugh (1894)

Some tribe members say they've received no assurances that the county, which owns the land, will appropriately reinter the bones and they want more archaeological testing on parts of the construction site beyond the immediate area where the remains were found. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Rowling's devastation at discovering he was now buried in a communal grave was obvious: in this cemetery it was the custom to reinter anyone whose grave had been unkept and unvisited for 20 years and so Volant had been dug up and placed with the other unwanted and long-forgotten. ❋ John Crace (2011)

Laid to rest in early May 2010, after six months I will exhume, examine, document, photograph, report and reinter, for another six months. ❋ Kiwi-d (2010)

The objective of the original suit is to gather Geronimo's remains and reinter them near his birthplace at the head of the Gila River in New Mexico, thereby fulfilling what plaintiff ❋ Unknown (2010)

Whereas Liberal Feminists reject the Biblical teaching on headship and submission and the Evangelical Feminists reinter - pret it, the Biblical Feminists reaffirm it. ❋ Afryea (2010)

The discovery sparked a nine-year legal battle between scientists who wanted to study the bones and Pacific Northwest Native-American tribes that wanted to immediately reinter the remains.

Said town shall give not less than thirty days 'notice of its intention to effect such removal and reinter - ment by advertising the same in a newspaper published in said town, and shall not cause the removal and reinterment Acts, 1939. — ❋ Unknown (1663)

Chap. 4 An Act authorizing the town of palmer to remove and reinter the remains of certain persons buried in the four corners cemetery in said town and to construct cemetery ways over the lots from which said remains are removed. ❋ Unknown (1663)

Fort Hill Cemetery, in town of Hingham, removal and reinter - ment of remains of certain persons in .... ❋ Unknown (1663)