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At sunset, they were bleached out, shards of bone.
Both start to break up, and shards of bone and metal can be driven into the brain.
As the lead forensic investigator in this murder capital on the United States-Mexico border Ms. Rodríguez reconstructed the faces of missing people from jigsaw shards of bone.
Amy Zelson Mundorff, a forensic anthropologist who scrutinized tens of thousands of those body parts, is still sorting through chunks and shards of bone and tissue, trying to link them to lost lives and help families desperate for information.
Even hotter — probably too hot for many — was the braised chicken with mushrooms, Sichuan style, which featured chunks of chicken on the bone, hiding sharp shards of bone (be careful).
In any given year, the members of a JPAC field team can expect to spend 5 or 10 months overseas, often in the dank, dark jungles of Southeast Asia, huddling through the rainy season below a canvas fly sheet while sifting through a mountain of mud for tiny shards of bone.
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In 2001, they found 25 complete skeletons and shards of bones from at least 16 other bodies.
Birkenau was a mammoth killing complex that so numbed me, I couldn't cry as our group began reciting Kaddish, the Jewish prayer for the dead, by the burned out shell of one of the crematoria and again in a bunker designated for memorial service that had a glass bottom, showcasing shards of bones.
A shard of bone jutted grotesquely through the skin, so players, coaches, officials and fans understandably — and uniformly — shrank back.
It is, simply, a white shard of bone, needle-thin at one end, which you jab into the side of a ham to capture its scent.
Inside a small government laboratory in Dhaka, Bangladesh, there are about 300 test tubes, each labeled with masking tape and containing an extracted tooth or a shard of bone.
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