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If the card says "this card cannot be special summoned except by Ritual Summon", then no it cannot be special summoned from the graveyard. But if the card says "this card can only be ritual summoned by the ritual card---------" then you can special summon it from the graveyard as long as it was properly summoned first, by Ritual Summon.

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Nowhere. It doesn't exist. Just a myth.

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Beside the church. The church is just outside the castle gates.

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Well theere's several reasons two of which I can give. One is to keep out dogs or any other animal(s) that may dig in the Graveyard. Second is to keep out people who scavange body parts.

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In Section 96. Enter by the Porte de la Réunion (north-east ; bus 61 stops there), turn right, then left. Modigliani is on the left just before the next cross-path.

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Karen's crypt is located at Pierce Brothers Memorial Park at 5600 Lindero Canyon Road, Westlake Village, CA 91362. Drive straight down the main road and before it turns to the left and right, it is the crypt at the top of the hill, next to the tree and creek [on the left hand, (north) side of the street]. It can be seen at the Find a Grave article on Karen Carpenter. She used to be buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Lincoln Avenue, Cyprus, CA; but, when Richard moved from Downey to Thousand Oaks CA, he had Karen and their parents moved to Westlake Village.

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the correct setting for a Muslim grave according to the teachings of the prophet Muhammad pbh is that the grave has no decoration around it and such structure to do with concrete or other elements, and to be simple the reason for that is because the building of fancy structure around and above is a sign of praise which other nations in the past have fallen to excessive praise and then worship of the graves, so the prophet pbh new this and warned against it for the safety of the Muslim nation.

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The cemetery at the Gettysburg battlefield was dedicated on November 19, 1863.

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the valley of the kings and their tombs

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God's acre, Golgotha, boot hill, catacomb, charnel, charnel house, churchyard, city of the dead, crypt, eternal home, funerary grounds, garden, grave, graveyard, marble town, memorial park, mortuary, necropolis, ossuary, polyandrium, potter's field, resting place, sepulcher, tomb, vault

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1. Manila American Cemetery and Memorial

2. Manila North Cemetery

3. Manila South Cemetery

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He was commissioned to.

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You don't vote once you're dead

During the 2008 election, many dead were registered to vote, and yes, most voted Democrat.

The ballot in America is a secret ballot. No one knows how you vote.

People who die are not removed from the polling list on the premise that it will be very difficult for someone who is dead to vote.

While a living person could conspire to vote a dead person in some manner, it is against the law and there is not much electoral benefit in voting a dead person.

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Of course. It is thoughtful. But cemeteries will have very different rules regarding how and when this can be done. You can imagine how unmanageable it would be for groundskeepers to maintain order if they must constantly stop work to move or remove improperly placed items. So be sure to check with the office about the rules and policies. Otherwise your thoughtful gift may be quickly taken away.

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As long as they were properly summoned first (ie, successfully reached the field due to a Synchro Summon) then yes, you can summon them from the graveyard with cards like Call of the Haunted.

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German cemeteries tend to be very somber and peaceful, with dark-coloured headstones, usually flat on the ground rather than standing up. Tall oak trees block most sunlight and as a result the cemeteries often seem dark. English cemeteries have white upstanding headstones, and all the landscaping is maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission to resemble an English country garden - colourful flowers and plants, with lots of green grass.

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no, but undertakers do (so I guess yes)

If they work in a cemetery, then technically, ALL shifts are graveyard shifts.

Duh!

(Note: "The graveyard shift" started a long time ago when you couldn't be sure somebody was dead. They put a string in the coffin and a bell at the top so that if the "dead" man wakes up he can pull the string. At night there is a man patrolling the cemetery to see if any bells will ring. This is called the graveyard shift. That is where the term came from.)

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yes..i know it's some kind of weird but i do prefer to work on a graveyard shift..why? bcoz i am used to staying up late at night..and i find it more comfortable than working at day time..i hate the heat of the sun..you know..it makes us uneasy!

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== == St. Louis Cemetery. Louis Cemetery #1 is the oldest and most famous. It was opened in 1789, replacing the city's older St. Peter Cemetery (no longer in existence) as the main burial ground with a redesign of the city after a fire in 1788. It is 8 blocks from the Mississippi River, 1 block back from the French Quarter, bordering the housing project that was built over what was formerly Storyville.

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Many early poems were eulogies meant to honor or recall the deeds and accomplishments of the departed. Recitations of such works were often given at the gravesite or at memorial services - thus the reference as "grave yard poetry". Many metaphors and abstract symbols were often used in such works. It was generally left to the listener to interpret or pretend to understand the author's meaning. In addition to the praise of noble deeds or lauding of accomplishments, careful reading may reveal a note of sarcasm or critism of the deceased is sometimes present.

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The cemetery depicted at the end (as well as the beginning) of the movie, is The Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial in France.

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In some regions your local council or town clerk may have information on who is buried in cemeteries within their jurisdiction.

For burials in relatively modern times (20th century and later) death certificates and obituaries often list where an individual is buried.

The USGenWeb project has created a web site for every county in every state of the US. Many have some sort of cemetery listing related to them that you can search on-line. In addition, a variety of other on-line cemetery indexes are available.