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Just think what they could do if they knew how to mummify.
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Geneviève Doucet, left to mummify in her bed by poor deranged Théodore.
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Professor Ikram also teaches people how to mummify animals.
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She even teaches people how to mummify animals.
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I'm thinking the best approach with the mummified remains might be MSCT.
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New clients began to dry up once the credit crunch took hold.
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And he knows the flow of US aid could dry up soon.
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In the meantime, savings often dry up and desperation can set in.
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As returns dwindle, flows of new capital dry up, and growth stalls.
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All that would take is if for new money to dry up.
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Such giving only serves to dry up the natural springs of charity.
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It would always dry up and turn brown in a few days.
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Without water nothing would grow; every thing would dry up and wither.
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The boats were all drawn high and dry up on the jetty.
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At the end of seven years the fountains began to dry up.
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The US treasury estimates that funds will dry up on 2 August.
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All supplies and resources dry up like winter torrents in summer heat.
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His voice seemed to wither and dry up gradually in his throat.
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Most people's records dry up as soon as the trace goes offworld.
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After this his support began to dry up, and he went underground.
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Without that trust, the intelligence that ally has shared may dry up.
