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Most of the victims were police officers, along with forensic personnel, two crime scene photographers, and a tailor who was with the team.

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"I offered to have my phone and laptop subjected to forensic examination to clarify the situation, but this offer was declined," she said.

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Their objective was to verify the identity of the remains using modern forensic and bioarchaeological methods and to reconstruct as fully as possible the life and death of the duke.

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Mr Takats remembers very little of what happened – but a forensic police examination of the evidence followed.

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Police, forensic experts, and security teams are investigating the explosion, a minister said on Monday after the incident.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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