"I was bereaved of my mother and my identity," she said.
But there is another more pertinent detail — a strangely formal two-character phrase — that appears next to a disproportionate number of names:, sang'ou, meaning "bereaved of one's spouse".
One side of his Ivanov watches his own decline with appalled scientific curiosity; another chokes with hectic sobs as though in losing his earlier better self he were like a child suddenly bereaved of its parent.
He told the families their "dignified determination" had shaped the panel's work: "When you were bereaved of your loved ones 23 years ago, none of you imagined that the night of sorrow was to last so long.
They find it offensive that some should feel so deeply for a creature and grieve its death – as if by doing so we're disrespecting anyone bereaved of a person.
And, even as the jury found Mr McVeigh guilty, an Oklahoma state legislator was handing in a petition with 13,500 signatures demanding a grand-jury investigation into the handling of the bombing by federal agents.To the survivors and bereaved of Oklahoma City, this does not matter.
Shipwrecked on the shores of the Holy Land, he is bereaved of his father, recruited by Tiberias (Jeremy Irons), who is the military adviser to the King of Jerusalem, and seduced by the King's sister, Princess Sibylla Eva Greenn), and her massed ranks of mascara.
May there appear for the wounded and bereaved of these longest wars in American history such care givers as appeared everywhere to everyone in need that day of terror, season of desolation, in our homeland.
