UK=US /bɪˈriːv.mənt/
bereavement
noun
the death of a close relation or friend
“In the months following her mother's bereavement, Elena found herself studying the faces of strangers on the street, as if searching for some sign that others too had learned to carry the weight of absence.”
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“The crux of the Air Canada case lay in a disagreement between the airline's chatbot and the airline's Bereavement Fares Policy webpage”
https://vc.ru/ai/2722605-chat-bot-air-canada-obmanul-klienta
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