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:She got everything but the wind machine, plus hilarious and touching tributes that left the attendees laughing between their tears. |
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* It was a common practice, dating back to Ancient [[The Roman Empire|Rome]], to have a clown to be present in a funeral. This is often practiced in funerals of circus performers. |
* It was a common practice, dating back to Ancient [[The Roman Empire|Rome]], to have a clown to be present in a funeral. This is often practiced in funerals of circus performers. |
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** More specifically this was one of the roles played by an Archimime, who would imitate the dead as part of their role. |
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