51.   The cattle-slaughtering that is part of Zhuang burial ceremonies is apparently a modern substitute for the eating of human flesh on such occasions.

52.   The choking odor of rotten human flesh is in the air, but the workers being lowered into the well shaft are used to it.

53.   The final rescue party was dismayed that Keseberg was subsisting on human flesh even though the carcasses of long-lost oxen were protruding from the receding snow.

54.   The read-and-white bus, a smoldering skeleton of metal and broken glass, was littered with human flesh.

55.   The streams of protons can hit human flesh hard enough to shake an electron off an atom in body tissue, creating a charged particle, or ion.

56.   The trains were filled with clean human bones, although some still had the remains of human flesh on them.

57.   Then, like the top note of a perfume, the melancholy, sweet, cloying smell of burned human flesh.

58.   There were stories of young girls raped, of prisoners tied for days to dead bodies and of detainees forced to eat human flesh.

59.   They are ethically repressed purveyors of human flesh.

60.   Ultra-orthodox Jews combed pavements, balconies and stone walls for pieces of human flesh for proper burial under Jewish law.