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Quite possibly. During the Vietnam War, there was an engineering unit digging deep trenches with their earth moving equipment, with destroyed M48 Patton tanks lying next to the trenches. Upon questioning, the engineer's stated they were burying the tanks.
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bury or cremate them
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What is the homonym of bury?
bury- berry
What is the homonym for bury?
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What is the root word of bury?
Bury
What is the present tense for bury?
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