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What happens to our bodies after death;
(18) | 29/09/2015 | Translate: Whatever the religion or beliefs of each, most agree that the body that we leave behind us when we depart from this world is just a heap of flesh and bones. But what happens with these remnants; With the help of intricate mechanisms of nature, the human body undergoes a fairly typical decomposition process that can take anywhere from two weeks to two years.
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