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And they're headed towards a mausoleum, which is exercising a very old and amazing political gesture that we have in Iranian political culture, which means-translates as seeking refuge in a sanctuary, and presumably will be protected from violence there.— MyAntiwar.org
Before I left I got up to see Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum, which is heavily guarded, and you can only walk past him in single file, no stopping and no pictures.— English-writing Israeli-bloggers
In front of the mausoleum is a hall measuring 220 ft.— Scientific American Supplement, No. 664, September 22,1888
Only one year after this ceremony she again took the road to exile, where she ended her troublous life, a pattern of piety and resignation Sa mort fut le soir d’un beau jour In the centre of the mausoleum is the vault containing the bones, and over it a sarcophagus on a pedestal, upon which are inscribed the names of the victims.— Brittany ; Its Byways

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