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Y. Li, S. Gong and H. Liddell. Modelling faces dynamically across views and over time. In Proc. IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision, Vancouver, Canada, July 2001 (gzipped pdf).
J. Sherrah, S. Gong and E-J. Ong. Face distribution in similarity space under varying head pose. Image and Vision Computing, Vol.19, No.11, 2001 (gzipped pdf).
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Death is inevitable and unfortunate yet in most situations foul play is not a factor. People pass away because of age, deteriorating health, or disease. In general, there is no scapegoat for death other than it is a tragic byproduct of getting a chance to share this amazing planet with so many others.
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What losses/damages do surviving family members receive?
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Legal damages can reduce the financial burden of the family. It can not only cover funeral expenses but other damages depending on the state. Consequently, meeting with a wrongful death attorney for a free consultation can help explain the various damages available to survivors of the victim.
The earning capacity of the victim.
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