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The Namibian Police Force's regional crime investigations coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Bonifasius Kanyetu told Nampa the deceased hanged himself with a nylon rope and died instantly.

In the film, Hangman Takuzo hangs himself while Namiko Kawamura walks forward naked and Mika Kurosawa dances her dance in this little house on an island off Hiroshima.

Interesting places to hang stuff encourages hanging.

If a thing will lean without falling, if a large wooden structure can hang on a nail, then that suffices: an economy of means, meticulously applied.

But here comes that second hurdle: knowing the secrets of being the GF he can't wait to hang out with.

--The loader hangs his helmet on the shoulder guard at his station.

Axelle, with its 4,500-square foot, five-level Soho location, has extensive wall space and hangs its gallery in a museum style to cater to its higher-end clientele.

From that, a sign hangs down proclaiming The Disney Store.

The tensile loads on the stainless steel three-dimensional truss from which the glass wall hangs are transferred by the fingers to become largely compressive loads bearing on the concrete columns.

The best places are near water (animals need it and will find it) or at the edge between two habitats - the edge of a woods, perhaps, or the edge of a field (more wildlife hangs out there).

Her self-presentation doesn't take itself too seriously; it just hangs there, fertile.

WHAT HE DOES He's got a foul mouth, takes stupid risks, hangs with the wrong crowd and thinks detention is a required class.

There is only that one incident in his childhood - when the boy hangs himself.

Now, my BFF calls to talk to my sister and hangs out with her instead of me!

Which is what I have been doing." The notion that Bourgeois' work must be seen as fragments of a diary aspiring to reconstitute a negated subjectivity is affirmed in Untitled, 1996, in which the artist's own clothing (some dating from the '40s) hangs on rods connected to metal posts.