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A list of those who mourn his passing would be too lengthy to list.

For any other US president, Castro's passing would be seen as a moment of immense opportunity.

The life support system raises the thorny question of whether Mr Mandela's passing would be a decision to be made rather than a natural event.

Walking around the streets of Newcastle upon Tyne, the former pitman noted the lack of caps, commenting that their passing would be "the victory of Subtopia over good old industrial common sense".

For contrast, the ambient noise in a New York street is about 50 to 60 decibels, Mr. Reber said, while the sound in a subway tunnel with two trains passing would be around 95.

Many Democrats, and some Senate Republicans, believe the only legislation that has a whisper of a chance of passing would be bills that are tightly focused on more consensus elements like enhancing background checks or limits on magazines, subjected to debate in committee and then brought to a vote after building bipartisan support.

Getting any legislation passed would be an even greater challenge than it is today.

"Every new law we passed would be considered curtailing," Mr. Lander, a Brooklyn Democrat, said.

An epic sorting process, if the bill passed, would be especially visible here.

"It would be a problem for Europe if the Brenner pass would be closed," he said.

"Travellers coming from Kyoto who'd just passed would be relieved, celebratory.