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graveyard

[greyv-yahrd] / ˈgreɪvˌyɑrd /


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Location manager, Rachel Hyde, says every inch of the graveyard and the surrounding roads were used for filming, while the church interior became the actors' green room.

From BBC

For now, analysts say it’s too early to tell if Snap’s bets will pay off or the company will end up in the social media graveyard like Myspace or Vine.

From Los Angeles Times

Displaced families gathered to walk about the graveyard, carrying flowers and plastic bags of food, stopping to visit acquaintances and exchange pleasantries.

From New York Times

The 106-page report identified 53 marked or unmarked graveyards where Indigenous students were buried.

From Seattle Times

Rep. Clay Higgins, Louisiana Republican, suggested there were “graveyards filled from sea to shining sea with the bodies” attributable to the fentanyl that has been trafficked across the border in the last year years.

From Washington Times