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were die
verb
To stop living; to become dead; to undergo death. or the sciences.
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So was watching fellow soldiers — some of whom may have been even younger than they were — die.
In this investigation three Mg 3Al 1Zn alloys with different Mn content were die cast and hot rolled at 450 °C.
"Die Hard" had a long run -- there were "Die Hard's" everywhere.
Its only other Wagner operas were "Die Meistersinger," in 1975, and "Die Feen," in a concert performance in 1982.
Read the full review Anna Picard, Sunday Independent: "Were Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg simply a comedy of small-town politics and mis-timed love, [McVicar's] Glyndebourne production would be a cracker.
His first important films were Die verkaufte Braut (1932; The Bartered Bride), regarded as one of the best film adaptations of an opera, and Liebelei (1932; "Love Affair"), a bittersweet love story set in Vienna.
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Several leaves were dying.
People were dying.
Even frogs were dying.
Legions were dying.
"We were dying.
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