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The Taj Mahal is the world's most famous mausoleum.
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the mausoleum where Elvis Presley is buried
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But I must say Providence was kind enough to burn down that old mausoleum of mine, I'm too old to keep it up—maybe you're right, Jean Louise, this is a settled neighborhood. (source)mausoleum = an impressive building in which one or more corpses are entombed
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After a day and twelve miles, police caught him sleeping on top of a mausoleum in a graveyard near the depot in Tapachula, Mexico. (source)mausoleum = a building in which one or more corpses are entombed
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Westminster Abbey was a tangled warren of mausoleums, perimeter chambers, and walk-in burial niches.† (source)
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The pair of cabins at the head of the field, numbers one and two, looked like his-and-hers mausoleums, big white marble boxes with heavy columns in front.† (source)
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We needed to visit the mausoleum of our founder and great leader Mohammad Ali Jinnah.† (source)
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Bod had stores of food, the kind that lasted, cached in the crypt, and more in some of the chillier tombs and vaults and mausoleums.† (source)
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The Hab Block reminded me of a mausoleum.† (source)
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But on this level are the mausoleums and the place of burning.† (source)
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I felt like King Tut, except that I was alive and trapped in the mausoleum with a deranged koala.† (source)
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Crosses-large, larger, mausoleums ...and statuary everywhere.† (source)
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The driver takes a turn, and they pass a cemetery with a weather-worn mausoleum in the center of it.† (source)
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Other U.S. companies exhibited toys, weapons, canes, trunks, every conceivable manufactured product—and a large display of burial hardware, including marble and stone monuments, mausoleums, mantels, caskets, coffins, and miscellaneous other tools and furnishings of the undertaker's trade.† (source)
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A vast promenade, mausoleum, acropolis, planetarium, library, opera house—everything marble and granite, everything profoundly clean.† (source)
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"Mausoleums," I say knowingly.† (source)
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