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Necrologist

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ne·crol·o·gy  (n-krl-j, n-)
n. pl. ne·crol·o·gies
1. A list of people who have died, especially in the recent past or during a specific period.
2. An obituary.
necro·logic (nkr-ljk), necro·logi·cal adj.
ne·crolo·gist n.
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