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Tan Keren, 50, center, is led away by relatives after his wife's body was found at the site of their home, which was destroyed in the earthquake.

A grim search continues

( Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times / May 15, 2008 )

Tan Keren, 50, center, is led away by relatives after his wife's body was found at the site of their home, which was destroyed in the earthquake.

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