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Death
* All death hounds wear heavy iron collars around their necks
  - deaths are painful because they mark the termination of mortal existence
* Every death is caused by evil spirits or spells.
* Many deaths are due to complications of pregnancy and childbirth
  - predators and parasites
  - of children and adolescents
  - associated with heart disease are preventable
  - occur around the world each year due to human contact with a third rail
  - related to winter storms occur after the storm is over
  - result when people reenter a burning structure to save possessions or pets
  - take place at very early ages, because of infectious diseases
* More deaths occur from motorcycle accidents due to head injuries than any other cause.
* Most death affects families
  - changes life
  - includes hunger
  - influences life
* Most death involves blood
  - decomposition
* Most death is caused by actions
  - factors
  - risk factors
  - rot diseases
* Most death occurs in communities
  - places
  - years
* Most death reduces alcohol consumption
* Most death relates to health
  - medicine
  - mental health
  - western medicine
  - results from cellular damage
* Most deaths are due to predators or parasites
  - uncontrollable hypercalcaemia resistant to bisphosphonates
* Most deaths are in calves as a result of myocarditis
  - children under the age of five
  - associated with volcanoes are due to contact with lava
  - caused by a tsunami are because of drowning
* Most deaths caused by flu are in elderly people
  - occur in the elderly population
  - influenza are in elderly people
  - directly caused by the flu are in very young or very old people
  - now occur in the later years of life
  - occur among unvaccinated children or children too young to be vaccinated
* Most deaths occur as a result of arrhythmias or heart failure
  - of cold
  - at the time of injury or within the first two hours of hospitalization
* Most deaths occur during breeding, when both adults and young are vulnerable
  - migration in inclement weather
  - sleep, with more boys affected than girls
* Most deaths occur from predictable complications of chronic illnesses
  - smoke inhalation rather than burns
  - in motorcycle racing
* Most deaths occur in the first year of life
  - home, after bedtime
  - when the diagnosis is either delayed or never made
  - related to bicycle falls and collisions involve head injuries
  - remain in the very places people feel safest their homes
  - result directly from the conscious efforts by the persons who die
* Some Deaths Suicides Some deaths are in fact suicides
  - death affects trees
* Some death associates with dehydration
  - pollution
* Some death causes ghosts
  - power
  - contributes to reproduction
  - depends on temperature conditions
* Some death happens in life
  - real life
* Some death involves animals
* Some death is caused by accidents
  - bees
  - body temperature
  - crocodiles
  - drug use
  - earthquakes
  - elephants
  - events
  - excessive water
  - fire
  - giardiasises
  - human interaction
  - hurricanes
  - large earthquakes
  - lead poison
  - lung cancer
  - machines
  - paralysis
  - snakebites
  - violence
  - wind turbines
* Some death occurs during crime
  - seasons
* Some death occurs in ages
  - apes
  - birds
  - chickens
  - countries
  - culture
  - develop countries
  - mice
  - monkeys
  - nerves
  - nightmares
  - old ages
  - rabbits
  - rats
  - turkeys
  - young children
  - within vicinities
  - refers to events
* Some death relates to injuries
  - maternal injuries
* Some deaths are a form of great giving
  - due to malignancy, which is associated with dermatomyositis
  - occur, but most animals recover gradually
* according to theosophy is rebirth.
* actually consistent symbol for change in dreams, and for fears of separation.
* also can occur if a large amount is inhaled
  - when barbiturates are combined with other drugs, especially alcohol
  - has an appreciation for human food, especially junk food
* always brings change, even when it's early in a child's life
  - occurs once a rabies-infected animal shows signs of disease
  - requires the surviving family to cope with the many emotions and decisions
* are a part of any civil war
  - attributable to a variety of causes including medical conditions, accidents and homicide
  - rare in the United States
* associates with tsunamis.
* basically means separation from something or someone.
* becomes an event, like birth, that is lived through
  - grim reality
* begins at birth.
* biological event, a moment in time, almost always painless.
* brings attention
  - feelings
  - loss ,sorrow, and grief to all
  - out the worst in people, especially family members looking for someone to blame
  - painful feelings
  - problems
* burgeoning industry in cyberspace.
* can also come as a result of heart attack, stroke or arrhythmia.
* can also occur due to dehydration, when water sources freeze and become unavailable
  - from disturbances in the fluid balance of the body
  - in young horses
* can be a painful and permanent loss experience, and one of the hardest from which to recover
  - time of great healing, of letting go, even of joyfulness
  - traumatic experience, especially if it occurs away from home
  - cause all kinds of thoughts and doubts to swell up in our minds
* can come during waking hours and during sleep
  - to children in weeks
  - happen at any time, even for teenagers and younger children
* can occur as little as three days after being exposed to a supply of lead or zinc
  - at any stage in the life cycle
  - by central nervous system poisoning
* can occur from bone marrow failure in untreated disease
  - loss of lung function due to the curvature
  - molds growing in the spiders' lungs
  - moulds growing in the spider's lungs
  - if anorexia goes untreated for extended periods of time
* can occur in a limited oxygen environment
  - hypersensitive or older or very young people
  - severely affected animals
  - the elderly, children, and people with weak immune systems
  - very young, debilitated, malnourished or immune compromised children and adults
  - when the clot becomes dislodged and moves into the lungs or heart
* can occur within five hours in children
  - hours of ingesting a toxic dose
  - rain from the sky in a number of forms
* can result from dangerous gases or lack of oxygen
  - hyperthermia, convulsions and cardiovascular collapse
  - the severe dehydration brought on by the diarrhea
  - too low a brain and heart temperature
  - if nicotine levels are high enough that respiration muscles become paralyzed
  - in as little as two hours, as muscles used for breathing become paralyzed
  - when the ingredients of life are found in disproportion
  - tear one s world apart, and grieving is the process that helps put it back together
* cans have effects.
* caused by disease are included as illness
  - helium is rare
* causes a desire to cries
  - loss of management skill and experience
  - burial
  - changes in a living thing
  - sadness
* clinical process, a process that can be observed and documented.
* comes as a process of change for the better
  - before resurrection
* comes by gassing, electrocution, lethal injection or neck breaking
  - paralysis and respiratory failure
  - fast in late summer with all the leaves turning brown and remaining on the tree
  - from loss of body's defence against infections, primarily respiratory
  - if the cancer spreads beyond the prostate to bone, lungs, liver or brain
* comes in many forms
  - shapes and forms
  - only when the arutam is away from the body, as in dreams
  - through starvation, thirst, or gradual suffocation
* comes to all people justly as the consequence of sin
  - individuals
  - young and old
  - when the last set of molars wear out and the animal can no longer eat
* comes with the general deterioration of condition and starvation
  - harvest and the falling of the leaves
* common occurrence in the months immediately following hip fracture
  - theme in literature and music as well
  - traveler of the highways
  - wage in North Korea
* commonly occurs as a result of secondary infections or hemorrhage
  - in the teenage years
* compassionate way to relieve unbearable suffering.
* concept that no one wants to confront.
* consequence of the first sin, a consequence which touches all humanity.
* constant, thus furthering the idea of eternity and time.
* country where people wonder and worry what it's like to live.
* daily occurrence.
* defining parameter of the human experience.
* describes our movement from mortality to the spirit world.
* differs from sleep in that both streams of energy are withdrawn.
* direct consequence of sin.
* disappearance in the sky.
* dissociation of two entities, the soul and the body.
* door opening from one aspect of life to another
  - that opens
* doorway from a natural world into a spiritual world.
* ends the life of the flesh, when the life of the spirit lives for ever.
* entails the obliteration of an individual's ability to think, feel, or function purposefully.
* essentially means separation from something or someone.
* exists only within the cycle of renewal.
* fact of life for all higher animals
  - everyone, and the more dead, the better
  - that is experienced every day
* fear for everyone.
* feeds on life.
* follows birth, as night follows the day.
* freedom from the burdens and blindness that come with a physical body.
* frequently occurs during adolescence
  - through heart failure
* function of life
  - paralysis of the respiratory muscles
* generally occurs in the second decade of life.
* gives age and place of death.
* gradual process.
* happens every day, people, especially with autoimmune diseases
  - everywhere, everyday
* happens to all humans, rich or poor and to all races
  - other people
* harms victims.
* has a dramatic effect on the circulatory system too.
* has a way of removing people from office
  - from the role they play in our lives
  - devastate impact
  - great psychological impact
  - many different meanings, but the main meaning is rebirth
  - necessity
  - possibility
* helpless absence of life.
* high price to pay for automotive political correctness.
  - the loss of any consciousness of the mind
* involuntarily intrudes on most people's thoughts during a day.
  - destruction
  - examinations
* involving pedestrians represent the second largest category of motor vehicle deaths.
* is absence and negation of life
  - despite life's rituals and hopes
  - actually a vital tool in the cycle of life
* is also a driving force, as is the fear of death
  - an integral part of life, and sacred as well
* is always and ever dependent upon the karma of an individual being
  - sad when it has a face, family and story
  - among the greatest fears inhuman life, causing grief, sorrow and pain
* is an abstract entity, possessing nigh infinite power and knowledge
  - accepted state of life, that is the end
  - acquired trait
  - adult experience
* is an end of life and existence
  - to bodily life
  - enemy Bodily changes emphasize growth and life
* is an essential part of life
  - the cycles of life
  - eternal sleep
* is an event only in the sense that it can be recorded in a history
  - that leaves a permanent hole in a child's life
  - evil that produces torment, fear, hatred, suffering, agony, pain, grief and heartache
  - evil, except, it seems, when someone has something to gain by death
  - evolutionary and developmental part of being
  - extinction of what previously existed
  - illusionary word
* is an important concept in Hinduism
  - inescapable part of living
  - inherent danger every driver faces
  - inhumane punishment, particularly for an adolescent offender
  - integral part of the cycle of life
  - irreversible loss of orderliness by the living organism
  - occupational hazard for the brave men of motorsports
  - odd liberation from depression, isolation, powerlessness, violence, and sexism
  - unknown to the suicidal person a path to peace
  - unnatural end to life
  - apparent in everyday life
* is as common on farms as in wars
  - integral part of life as is birth
  - much a natural part of the cycle as birth and living
* is as much a part of life as birth is
  - the cycle of life as birth is
  - the developmental life cycle as birth
* is as much a reality as birth, growth, maturity and old age-it is the one certainty of life
  - of life as happiness
  - natural as life
  - necessary for man's growth as life itself
  - associated mainly with necrosis of the tissue of the central nervous system
* is associated with a sleep period
  - profound immunosuppression
  - the spiritual world
* is attributed to natural causes
  - the infirmities of old age
  - because of sin
  - believed to be caused by the ancestors
  - both a spiritual and physical reality
  - built into the biological process of being alive
  - but an inevitable transition that each soul makes when it leaves the physical body
  - by paralysis of repiratory system
  - called sleep sixty-three times in the Bible
* is caused by a complete stoppage of respiration
  - bleeding, anemia, or extensive liver or brain damage
  - crushing, particularly at base of neck
  - degeneration of the heart muscle, which causes acute heart failure
  - heart failure or respiratory or kidney malfunction
  - infection of the brain and lungs
  - loss of blood
  - relate problems
* is caused by respiratory failure
  - secondary infection, hemorrhage, or rupture
  - swallowing small amounts of saliva over a long period of time
  - the toxin produced by the bacteria
  - toxemia
  - primarily by suffocation
  - celebrated as a step to transfiguration
  - cessation of normal body functions
  - commonly a sad or unpleasant thing to people
  - confirmed by the lack of rhythmic breathing, heartbeat, and corneal reflex
  - considered the common enemy of people everywhere
* is created by cyanide
  - flames
  - murder
  - nuclear weapons
  - poisonous gases
  - death, and no living thing wants to die
  - decay and decomposition of life
  - defined differently according to what people believe themselves to be
* is determined by multiplying Population by the death.fraction
  - the person ' s response to a series of tests conducted by a physician
  - different from sleeping
  - dissolution of the elements
  - dreams consistent metaphor for change, growth, and separation
  - due to paralysis of the muscles of respiration
* is due to respiratory and circulatory depression
  - paralysis and can be prevented by artificial breathing
  - during a convulsion, from paralysis of respiratory system
* is either an annihilation or migration of the soul
  - the door to life eternal or a terrible judgment
  - essential to finite life
  - explained through the cycles of nature
  - extremely uncommon in viral meningitis
  - freedom from time and space
  - generally a result of heart failure
  - given power over everything finite, especially in our period of history
  - imagined as eternal pain, a form of madness
  - implied in life and sorrow is implied in pleasure
* is in the nature of things and is accepted
  - world because sin causes it
* is inevitable at the end of life
  - because it is the sad, bitter fruit of sin
  - for all living creatures
  - inherent in all component things
  - isolation and disconnection, the end of relationship
  - joy for the individual who experience it
* is just as natural as birth
  - one phase of the cycle, which is followed by rebirth
  - killing
  - known as transformation
  - liberty, absolute and eternal
  - life s continuum
  - like falling asleep or like waking up
* is located in battlefields
  - funerals
  - hospitals
* is merely a change from one status or sphere of existence to another
  - rite of passage when the soul is freed
* is merely the close of one particular cycle of experience, begun by birth
  - separation of the soul and spirit from the body
  - mysteries
  - natural and happens to everyone - just as life does
  - no longer part of the cycle of life
* is often a symbol for entering into eternity
  - life's very deepest pain
  - one king that reigns during the world s present condition
* is one of the few events that happens to everyone
  - experiences common to all people and all societies
  - things that can be done as easily lying down
  - greatest fears of mankind
  - last great taboos in our society
  - mysteries of life
  - primary reasons man finally came to have dominion over the earth
  - relatively few experiences shared by all humankind
* is only a state of mind
  - transition to eternal life
  - good when it serves as nutrients to sustain life
  - responsible for human beings
  - the door to a new birth in the Other world, i.e. in eternity
  - our inability to perceive transformation
* is part of daily life for the world' s poor
  - earthly existence
  - life, a most important and deeply sacred part of life
  - natural renewal
  - our air and sea and earth
  - south parks
* is part of the dignity and seriousness of life
  - life cycle for all creatures
  - open system of life and itself generates new life
  - process of life
  - real-world struggle that occurs millions of times every day in the wild
* is personified as the official who carries out a court's decree
  - by the word reign
  - personified, or described in terms of human characteristics, throughout literature
  - portrayed as a physical, mental and religious act, the culmination of a journey to wisdom
  - properly the separation of the soul from the body
  - rapid if the bacteria reach the heart
* is rare and limited mainly to infants and the elderly
  - usually occurs in malnourished children
  - in otherwise healthy individuals
* is rare, occurring mainly in children and adults with high blood pressure or illnesses
  - usually occuring among young children
* is represented as a male , and life as a female
  - by funerals, coffins, graves and crosses
* is seen as a passage into the spirit world, and is celebrated as such with careful ceremony
  - transition from one life to another
  - an intruder and feared when it touches life
* is separation between body and soul
  - from life
* is separation of soul from body, just what a philosopher wants
  - the soul from the physical body
* is simply a part of the cycle of life
  - part of the process of life
* is simply the beginning of a new existence of either joy and happiness or sorrow and pain
  - process that hatches the mind from the body
* is something that many people try to ignore as they are wrapped up in living
  - meets every man, woman and child
  - only happens once
* is something that only happens to old or sick people
  - which touches every single person
  - states
  - supposed to come with old age
  - symptoms
  - that which is most individuating
* is the absence of any and all energies
  - acute effect most commonly used in toxicity testing
  - allure of fur
  - black hole of biology
  - brick wall into which life slams eventually
  - bridge between lives
  - built-in ultimate consequence of sin
  - cessation oflife
  - change from one state to another, the reunion of body with earth, of soul with spirit
  - channel of sin
  - common denominator of all people, all races, and all cultures
  - completed work of development of the sum total of effect to a finished work of nature
  - consequence of being alive
  - crisis of life
  - crown of life
  - culmination of life
  - curse against our sin
  - darkness of night on which life starts twinkling like stars
  - destruction of the body only
  - domain of the spirits
* is the end of a lifetime pilgrimage
  - all complacence
  - darkness, the beginning of light, the beginning of seeing, of knowing
  - life in an organism
  - life, but it is also the end of sumo
  - metabolism
  - one life experience and the door to a new life experience
* is the end of our earthly life
  - physical existence, our bodies returning to the life cycle
  - sensation, the absence of life
* is the end of the connection between the soul and the body at which time they are separated
  - plant's life cycle
  - or destruction
  - enemy that all humanity fears
  - evidence of the curse of sin
* is the extinction of personality and individuality
  - failure on the part of man to sustain harmonious life in the body
* is the final cessation of life
  - event of life
  - flat denial of nondisposability
  - golden key that opens the palace of eternity
* is the great enemy of mankind
  - leveler of mankind
  - greatest and highest power, because death conquers all men and all things
  - inescapable fact of life
  - inevitable destruction of the old, to allow for renewal and rebirth
  - irreducible common denominator of all men
* is the last chapter of time and the first chapter of eternity
  - stage of the life cycle
  - life crisis receiving the greatest attention in current Athabascan culture
  - line that marks the end of all
  - loss or end of life
  - manufacturing of guns, bombs and land mines
  - marking line drawn between the divine and human
  - mere transition to more life, more abundance of love, in other form
  - metastructure of marine emission
  - moment when the liquid has finished itself and nothing more flows
  - mother of structure
  - necessity that makes life possible
* is the one aspect of life no one can really share
* is the only dignified means of attaining victimary status
  - honorable means of ending a marriage
  - state of grace and murder sacrament
* is the opposite of birth
  - relationship to the source of life, growth, and kedusha
  - pain of sin, and that pain is very real
  - painful metamorphosis
  - passing of the spirit through a doorway, into another dimension of life
* is the penalty for sin
  - sinning, which is why everyone dies
  - penalty, or price of sin
  - permanent, irreversible cessation of vital functions of the body
  - politics of greed, hatred and ignorance
  - price to be paid for renewal and new life, and to that extent is to be welcomed
  - proof that sin abides
  - punctuation of life, a terminal full stop, period
  - punishment for sin and all men are sinners
  - realm of the fearful and ignorant
  - removal of a tool that limits the view and awareness
  - repose of cares
  - result of sin
* is the result of the belief in life as physical matter
  - entrance of sin into the world
  - separating of the body from the soul
* is the separation of mind and matter
  - sign of a violence perpetrated against the community
* is the single greatest fear that most mortals everywhere share
  - most important event in family life
  - spectacle of repression
  - succumbing to the powers of assimilation of the outside world
  - transformation from old to new
* is the ultimate defilement, a final barrier obscuring man's view of eternity
  - humiliation of mankind
  - result of toxic envenomation
  - sickness, and sign of the curse
  - sorrow, the ultimate sorrow
  - tragedy in a family's life
  - union of self and All
  - unavoidable end of all humanity
  - unknown that breaks the continuity of our lives
* is the wages due to sin
  - that sin pays
* is thought of as a normal life process
  - to have resulted from a complication of diseases
  - to be feared, because many believe that death means the end of conscious existence
  - undeniably one of the hardest parts of living
  - understood as a preoccupation, as well as an occupation
  - unreal when one attains life's essential goal
* is usually a result of suffocation or heart failure rather than crushing
  - sudden, unexplained event, presumably due to some sort of brain dysfunction
  - symbol of some type of closure or end
* is usually due to a heart attack or sudden irregularity in the heart rhythm
* is usually due to respiratory failure by paralysis of the intercostal muscles and diaphragm
  - or disturbance of heart rhythm
  - from thirst, hunger, exhaustion, or predation
  - the result of wasting or an opportunistic infection or neoplasm
  - virtually inevitable in animals showing clinical signs
* is what happens to a form when the living inhabitant exist or moves on or leaves
  - results from sin, because sin is life-threatening
  - when someone or something ceases to function for the purpose for which it was created
* is when the heart is affected
  - inconceivable becomes the inevitable
  - spirit separates from the body
  - tide comes in
  - their heart stops and they stop breathing
  - where the ancestors are
  - woven into the fabric of human history
  - written on the face of all that is alive
* is, so to speak, a by-product of multicellular organisms.
* leads to concern.
* life without love.
* lifeless state without any thoughts or any consciousness at all.
* limit to life.
* limits results.
* makes effects
  - things beautiful because in death one s radiance shines brighter in our memory
* manifest reality completely different from life.
* marks the period to our life, the sentence of our life
  - transition from life to another world
* means breaking through the barrier of space and time
  - dying to the physical world
  - many things to different people and to the same person at different times
  - more than physical separation from one's body
  - separation of the body and soul
  - the cessation of dialysis or cessation of provision of immunosuppressive drugs
* means the separation of a person's spirit from their body
  - to an end
  - transformation, disappearance of what is old so as to make room for what comes new
* natural and inevitable part of life
  - sometimes probable consequence of an attempt to purchase drugs on the street
  - occurrence and grief natural result of it
* natural part of moving on and growing
  - process that can be managed within the chiropractor's scope of care
  - process, like sleep and aging
  - transition from one plane to another
* necessary part of life as a whole.
* normal and inevitable part of everyone's life.
* normally occurs in mid childhood.
* now is tied to all of life, via the atmosphere and ocean.
* occurs after ingestion of eight grams of quinine.
* occurs as a result of respiratory arrest
  - at a loss of between fifteen and twenty-five percent of the body water
* occurs because of dehydration
  - pneumonia from retained secretions
* occurs by age ten to fifteen years of age
  - asphyxiation as a result of muscle exhaustion and pulmonary edema
* occurs due to opportunistic infections
  - paralysis of the muscles needed for breathing
* occurs during embryogenesis, and a wide variety of defects are seen
  - the first seven days of illness without intensive care
* occurs from dehydration and loss of essential electrolytes
  - respiratory failure due to central nervous system depression and muscle paralysis
  - spasm of the muscles used for breathing
* occurs if an overdose is inhaled
  - at any time the virus attacks the heart, liver, or other internal organs
* occurs in Stage IV, often the result of intercurrent illnesses such as pneumonia
  - a few weeks to several years, often resulting from intercurrent disease
  - childhood or early adult life
  - early adulthood from renal failure or cardiovascular complications
  - late childhood or early adolescence
  - patients
  - rodents within two weeks on a thiamine antagonist or a thiamine-lacking diet
  - the early teens, often from the associated heart disease
  - three-fourths of kittens and about half of adult cats that get the disease
  - most often when a person drinks in excess and passes out
  - naturally at some time in the life- cycle of all organisms
  - only after exposure to a very large amount of mustard
  - quickly, usually during a sleep time
* occurs when any of the organism's interdependent systems break down
  - birth stops
  - fractions of the clot break off and pass to and block the arteries of the lungs
  - major organs fail
  - some vital part of the body can no longer function properly
* occurs when the drug paralyzes the respiratory system
  - stops either the heart or the lungs
  - force takes place just before a heart beat
  - muscles used in breathing become paralyzed
  - organs are no longer able to function
  - subtle consciousness finally leaves the body to go to the next life
  - tie between spirituality and physicality severs
* often awakens emotions of past losses or separations.
* often comes from multiple infections, exhaustion, and blood poisoning
  - in the form of pneumonia know as aspiration pneumonia
  - into play when the bite is by an unknown animal
  - is caused when blood flow is cut off to vital organs
  - reminds people of past losses or separations
* often results from a complex of insects, disease and stress rather than a single factor
  - other diseases - for example, heart disease, cancer, stroke or pneumonia
* once in a lifetime experience.
* painful, undesirable experience.
* part of being human, just as is birth.
* part of life and so is sickness and dealing with the loss of loved ones
  - that everyone has to accept
* part of life that is ignored by most people, including practitioners of the medical arts
  - by most people, including some health care workers
  - usually shunted into the shadows
  - life, as birth part of life
  - living and awareness of death gives life significance
  - our lives, our living
  - the curse after sin
* phase in the cycle of rebirth
  - of life, a redistributing of the type
* physical change.
* plays a very large part in the arts as well
  - as large a role as life when it comes to breeding pigs
* portal, a passageway into deeper and brighter life.
* process similar to waking up from a dream.
* provides answers.
* punishment for disobedience
* puts a stop to the supply of glucose, and therefore to fingernail growth.
* raises concern
  - suspicion
* real risk of having an eating disorder.
* reality, by virtue of life itself.
* refers to something already born then being extinguished.
* reflects the end of life and for some a time of transition.
* regular part of everyone's life.
* related to strokes occur more often in extreme weather conditions.
* relative term.
* release from the restrictions of the body.
* reminder of the temporary nature of the human body.
* represents the opposite of moral freedom and choice.
* reshuffling of consciousness to adjust and adapt itself to a different order of life.
* result of paralysis of respiratory muscles.
* results from accidents.
* results from acute cellular injuries
* results from extreme events
  - temperature events
* results in rapid responses
* sad and frightening experience for most people.
* seals the eternal destiny for each person
  - of each person
* severe stage of shock, or shock pause in the act of dying.
* shadow that always follows the body.
* shows symptoms.
* sign of human failure.
* situation wherein action has ceased to be controlled by intelligence.
* small price to pay for respect.
* sometimes read minds.
* stage which occurs when the spirit departs from the body to make it lifeless.
* state of existence typified by the cessation of brain and respiratory functions
  - non-being, the termination of biological and social life
  - unconsciousness
* stems from respiratory failure, bacterial pneumonia, or immune system failure.
* still living represents the father's dead body, with the soul still alive within
  - remains as the consequence of sin
* sustains life.
* takes many forms and occurs throughout the lifespan
  - our body, but lust, among other sins, death that takes our spirit
* temporary condition among characters.
* time to reflect on spirituality and jade was used as a medium to the spirit world.
* tormentor of both the surviving and the dying.
* triviality in writing.
* truly universal human experience.
* typically occur as a result of accidents and disease, with relatively few from old age
  - when a car hits a child on a scooter
* universal experience among humans
  - theme that dates back to the very first stories ever told
* usually comes simply as cessation of life
  - is caused by a fatal internal hemorrhage originating in a portion of the liver
* usually is the result of malnutrition or other infections
  - respiratory depression
  - occur when a person is thrown from the seat and is crushed by the tractor
  - occurs a few days after the onset of signs of disease
* usually occurs as a result of exposure to extreme cold temperatures
  - respiratory arrest during painful generalized convulsions
  - shock due to fluid loss rather than blood loss
* usually occurs by five to eight years of life due to pneumonia or other infections
  - two to three years of age, due to infections such as pneumonia
  - during the first year of life
  - from coma of diabetes
* usually occurs in adolescence
  - childhood or during the teenage years
  - early to mid-childhood
  - infancy or early childhood
  - the first few years of life
  - soon after the animal becomes comatose
* usually results from dehydration caused by severe diarrhea
  - interference with the mechanics of respiration
  - seals personal choices made long before the hour of death
* very high price to pay for freedom of expression.
* way of life
  - seeing life
* woulds have effects.
+ 13 (number): Integers :: Prime numbers :: Superstitions :: Luck
  * Floors in tall buildings often skip floor thirteen. The idea of thirteen as an unlucky number was created in Norse mythology. It is supposed to be unlucky to have thirteen people sitting at a table at a meal. Death is number thirteen in the tarot deck.
+ Death (personification), Indo-European Mythology, Ancient Greek
  * In Ancient Greek, the Greeks saw death as good. He is often shown as a bearded, winged man or a young, winged, boy. Death, or Thanatos, is the opposite of Life. Death is represented as a male, and life as a female. He is the twin brother of Hypnos, the god of Sleep. He is discripted as gentle, he escorts the dead to the Underworld, Hades. Then he hands the dead to Charon, who mans a boat that carries the dead to the underworld, threw the river Styx. Thanatos' sisters, Keres, where the spirits of violent death, they where connected with deaths from battle, disease, accident, and murder. They where portrayed as evil, they where feeding on the body of the dead, after the soul was escorted to the Hades.
+ Featherfoot: Indigenous Australian culture :: Australian mythology
  * A 'featherfoot' is a sorcerer in Australian Aboriginal spirituality. A featherfoot is usually a bad spirit who kills people. In most traditional Aboriginal beliefs, there is no such thing as a natural death. Every death is caused by evil spirits or spells. It is usually because of an enemy, who wants revenge for something.
+ Pop icon: Culture
  * Death nearly always increases the fame of a pop icon. Many people respect the dead. Others feel a close personal connection with the dead icon and want to remember the celebrity. Death also increases any value of all items that belonged to the pop icon.
+ Spirit: Spirituality
  * A 'spirit' is considered to be the part of a being that is not the body. Other words with the same meanings are soul and ghost. When a body is alive, it has a spirit in it. Death is when the spirit separates from the body.
+ Third rail, Danger: Rail infrastructure :: Rail technologies
  * Third rails typically carry hundreds of volts in high amperage current. This makes them very dangerous. In 2005 American James Maki fell onto the third rail at a Boston rail station and suffered extensive and disfiguring injuries. As part of his treatment he became the second American recipient of a face transplant. Many deaths occur around the world each year due to human contact with a third rail. In New York City there have been multiple cases of people dying because they have urinated on the third rail.