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You can use it when you are referring to the official title of an individual responsible for certifying a death or a cause of death in an investigation. For example, "The coroner of the county determined the cause of death to be a heart attack."
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The coroner of the capital, Sofia, tried.
"Who is this?" He identified himself as Dr TT Bozek, the coroner of Johnson County.
He is defending the former elected Democratic coroner of Allegheny County, Pa., against federal corruption charges.
The coroner of Franklin County, Bradley Lewis, said his office would conduct an autopsy this morning.
He then telephoned the coroner of Greenville County, whose men found Willie Earle's mutilated body lying at that place.
The IPCC had informed the coroner of our investigation and we will share our report in due course".
The assistant chief coroner of Los Angeles County, Ed Winter, told The Associated Press that Mr. Haim's mother had called paramedics.
Jan M. Gorniak, the coroner of Franklin County, said that an autopsy had determined that Mr. Castro's death was a suicide.
Lady Justice Hallett, 64 Respected Court of Appeal judge with extensive criminal experience who was coroner of the 7/7 inquests.
Six thousand people have signed a petition to the local council and Peter Thornton QC, chief coroner of England and Wales.
Robert Bux, the coroner of El Paso County, in Colorado, told me that "there was no scientific evidence to support the diagnosis.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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