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David Fleetwood, its director of land and policy, said they are often asked by relatives if ashes can be scattered on their land.

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David Fathi, director of the National Prison Project at the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents 21 of the inmates, takes an opposing view.

Frederick Hess, director of education policy at the American Enterprise Institute, called it “profoundly problematic” and said the government’s requests are “ungrounded in law.”

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That means newer investors bought in at higher prices and are more likely to face losses if the market takes a turn, said George Eckerd, wealth and markets research director at the JPMorganChase Institute.

Heyman said: "It's early days. I think we have a magnificent director, a wonderful writer. And it's great to be working with Amy Pascal as a partner on this odyssey."

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