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They operate on the same theory that suggests mummifying yourself in bubble wrap and jumping out a third-storey window should be a fun way to pass an afternoon.
www.thestar.com The fruit mummifies and stays attached to the stem.
en.wikipedia.org They were among the first people in the world to mummify their dead.
www.dnaindia.com It is distinguished by its matchless textile skills, trephinations, and the art of mummifying their dead.
en.wikipedia.org They are most famous for mummifying their dead -- particularly children and babies -- and to date, more than 300 of these preserved humans have been found by archaeologists.
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