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memorial

adjective as in commemorative

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He had a private funeral in the Los Angeles area, followed by a public memorial in Toronto that prompted a national outpouring of grief in Canada.

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She and her husband moved four months ago to the city of Sderot — a 20-minute drive away — so as to be near their daughter’s memorial.

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The Israeli government delayed official memorials until 16 October - after the end of the Jewish High Holiday season - but events still took place across the country on Tuesday.

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Though it is hard to carry on without his family, he says he doesn't need memorial days to remember them.

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It is a quiet town surrounded by World War One memorials and by the tall coal slag heaps that litter this stretch of northern France.

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

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