31.   Dressed in black and carrying old Army knives, they dug a grave outside for the bodies, which they planned to wrap in plastic, she said.

32.   Digging graves is hard work in Iceland.

33.   For centuries, they performed jobs that were regarded as ritually unclean, like butchering animals, tanning skins, making leather goods, digging graves and handling corpses.

34.   Gabriel Grub, a nasty, friendless man, spends this particular Christmas Eve digging a grave and chastising anyone, especially children, trying to celebrate the holiday.

35.   Graves have been dug near the entrance to the tunnels for Wali and the businessmen who financed his dream.

36.   Graveside services are not permitted because graves are dug and filled in batches.

37.   He also told of a soldier digging a grave beside a body whose hands were bound, and of a soldier carrying a bag that contained cremated ashes.

38.   He said he knew Mardula from Mt. Zion Cemetery, where they both made headstones and dug graves.

39.   He said he was separated from his family and ordered to dig mass graves.

40.   He mostly collected garbage and occasionally dug graves.