Not Dead Yet
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Not dead yet is a phrase used in the following ways:
- Not Dead Yet (group) is a U.S. disability rights group opposed to assisted suicide and euthanasia; in the summer of 2006, Not Dead Yet UK was set up in Britain by disability rights activist Dr. Jane Campbell, MBE
- "I am not dead yet" is a famous line from the Monty Python movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail: the line comes during the Plague scene where an old man, who is still alive, is delivered to the cart driver who is shouting "Bring out your dead!"
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