### burning | incineration:

Cremation
* Reducing the body to ashes in a great fire is one of the most common disposal methods.
* also are simpler than a traditional funeral and burial
  - helps the dead to depart
* always takes place before sunset.
* are extremely rare before the current generation
  - incineration
* can be an aid to murderers.
* centuries-old funeral rite which is again growing in preference.
* dates back to the later prehistoric era.
* dignified new tradition that offers all the choices of a traditional burial.
* does offer families more choices than ever.
* fast growing choice for individuals and families.
* form of disposition.
* is acceptable to the followers of most faiths
  - against the law in The Gambia, and no crematoriums operate in The Gambia
  - also a religious issue
* is an alternative to burial or entombment for the body's final disposition
  - area that is growing rapidly in interest and acceptance
  - extremely cost effective form of disposing of a person's body after death
  - increasingly popular method of final disposition
  - another method of disposition of human remains at the time of one's death
  - considered a simplified and dignified alternative to traditional funerals
  - culturally acceptable in Japan
  - especially popular in trend-setting states like California
  - forbidden by the Jewish faith
  - just a disposition of the body
* is more dignified than rotting
  - rare in Catholic countries
  - of heathen origin and therefore is unscriptural and non-Christian
  - preparation for memorialization just as traditional burial is
  - said to have a neutral effect on the decendants of the dead
  - simply one method of preparing human remains for burial or interment
* is the breakdown of the deceased body by fire and heat
  - predominant form of final disposition of the dead in many foreign countries
  - process of reducing the body of a pet by exposing it to intense heat
  - reduction of a human body to ashes by fire
  - rule in cities, and interment in rural areas
* is the second most common form of disposition in the United States
  - preferred form of disposition in the United States
  - technical heating process that reduces human remains to bone fragments
  - where the body is prepared for final disposition
* means of preparing the human body for disposition and memoralization.
* now account for one-fourth of all funerals.
* process of preparing human remains for final disposition.
* produces ashes, which survivors either can keep or spread in a meaningful place.
* red-hot business.
* reduction of the body by incineration for several hours to small skeletal fragments.
* removes the healing process that takes place naturally through a Christian burial.
* represents a hidden desire for self-destruction and the destruction of mankind.
* respectful way to deal with the dead.
* threat to the income stream of most funeral facilities.
* total distruction of the identity of the remains.
* way to substantially reduce the financial burden on the family.

### burrowers:

Russian tortoise
* Most Russian tortoises are imported into the United States.
* are burrowers
  - small tortoise and are very common household pets
* can have small water dishes in their outdoor enclosures.

### bus companies:

Silver line
* are bus companies.
* refer to the historic local narrow-gauge railway.

### buses:

City bus
* Most city buses have bike racks on the front which hold multiple bikes.
* are buses
  - different color
+ São Paulo (state), Transportation
  * City buses complement the public transportation system.

### bushs:

Tea plant
* All tea plants belong to the same species but varying climates, soils, etc.
* Most tea plants have a flush, or growth, period and a dormant phase.
* Most tea plants thrive in regions
  - subtropical regions
* are bushs
  - evergreens
* grow slower at higher altitudes, allowing the leaves to stay succulent and tender.
* prefer tropical climates with rich, deep soils.