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If the body’s jaws and teeth aren’t suitable for comparison, pathologists will take a DNA sample from the body’s organs or blood.

"He would need a media strategy to deal with the issue at the outset, or risk being dogged by endless questions about whether he is a suitable role model."

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A suitable liver became available from a teenage boy who had a brain tumour.

From BBC

With no suitable care for them in the community, it meant they remained in beds preventing other sick people from being admitted to hospital wards.

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But by November 2024, he had not been given a suitable place and his mother said she had spent about £10,000 on alternative support in that time.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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