71.   These raw issues inevitably resound differently among the friends and mourners who buried their dead, separately, in their black and white worlds last week.

72.   They built two mosques, started a school in Queens and bought hundreds of plots in cemeteries on Long Island and in New Jersey to bury their dead.

73.   They buried their dead with care and looked after the sick and the lame.

74.   They both condemned the murderous attack and, after Israel had buried its dead, resumed negotiations on extending Palestinian self-rule.

75.   They have eulogized and buried their dead with awe-inspiring grace.

76.   They have buried their dead, mortgaged their land and sold the last of their possessions.

77.   They have their own way of burying the dead.

78.   They took turns throwing clumps of dirt on the caskets of their loved ones, in keeping with the Jewish tradition to bury the dead before sunset.

79.   They also clear mines from graveyards and escort the bereaved from both sides to bury their dead or visit graves.

80.   They would not have buried their dead or created permanent art work.