| Display title | Death Is a Sad Thing |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Death is a difficult enough matter for adults to deal with. It's no surprise, then, that children find it especially painful when they meet death for the first time. It's easy to imagine how upset they'll feel if, when one of their grandparents or a beloved family pet dies, even the grown-ups cry. |