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"From my personal experience, a seasoned recovery dog can tell the difference between the trail of a mortally hit deer or simply a wounded deer, and their trailing enthusiasm will show it," Jeremy claims.

Ex-partner Andy Copland, 56, is thought to have killed the couple's daughter Maisie with a gunshot to the head and mortally wounded Ms Harrison, 40, yesterday morning at their house in Aldershot, Hampshire.

Fusilier Bush, from Coventry, died in hospital ten days after he was hit in an explosion as he tried to save a mortally wounded comrade in Afghanistan.

Marine mortally wounded in Afghanistan -- which most newspapers declined to publish in print or post online -- apparently appeared on some sites without their knowledge.

He had volunteered to step in to drive for another troop to fill a manning gap, when his vehicle was hit by an explosion, mortally wounding him.

Arthur is mortally wounded by a monster that has the body of a lion and the head of a serpent.

ANDREAS DEMOSTHENOUS, a 40-year-old man from Nicosia was mortally wounded yesterday morning after his car crashed into two successive walls on Kallipoleos Street in Nicosia.

On February 18, 1952, four Coast Guardsmen set out from Station Chatham in a 36-foot motor lifeboat to locate the mortally wounded T2 tanker Pendleton and rescue its crew during a storm.

would mortally threaten the present clinical establishments by rendering obsolete the expensive surgical, radiological and chemotherapeutic treatments ...

In men, greater adherence to the diet conferred a 23% decrease in overall mortally, a 21% decrease in cancer mortality, and a 24% decrease in cardiovascular mortality.

Of course, no one wants to be the kind of cat owner who, in the words of the journal article, "insists on prolonging the animal's agony as a result of their own selfish needs and blindness to the animal's suffering." But cats, which can't sign living wills and health proxies to make their dying wishes known, can be heartbreakingly stoic when they're mortally ill.

Robert Jordan, mortally wounded and alone as the story ends, considers suicide a selfish act.

That's right: the industry where design can make or break a multibillion dollar company, cause the loss of thousands of jobs and mortally wound communities, was not even present.

In "The Sacred Fount", the only one of James' novels written in first person, the narrator's is hyperfocused on tapping into the "sacred fount" of another person, to the risk of calamity; in "The Wings of the Dove", a mortally ill American heiress is entangled in a scheme of love and betrayal between an English adventuress and her journalist lover.