| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - However, logic tells me that, given the rather rigid proscription in law for how dead bodies are to be handled, a) the coroner knows where the body is (unless they agreed to allow it to be transported out of state; b) if it is still in state, that there is a protocol established for enabling the coroner to verify the status of the body such that when the heart stops, the coroner can assure proper
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