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crucifix

noun as in cross

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The crucifix was on wheels, because in modern-day America, an integral part of choosing your cross to bear is figuring out how to make it everyone else’s problem.

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A small crucifix is affixed to the wall above, and a rolling, pink-topped hospital table sits on the far side of the room.

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Both the vandalism to the graves and the burning of the crucifix - a local landmark - had affected him.

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A 39-year-old man has been charged after 40 headstones were damaged and a large wooden crucifix was set on fire at a Renfrewshire cemetery.

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In one game, contestants clutch keys suspiciously resembling crucifixes as one player leads others with fervor, for better or worse.

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