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cordarone dose charge iv This was not always the case. The political and aesthetic claims on the names and bodies of the dead that Ware fought for were at the time wildly controversial, even radical. In 1920 the House of Commons debated the IWGC policy that all war graves would be treated equally and uniformly, and consequently that relatives would not?have the right to erect individual memorials. "By all means have [collective] memorials," objected Viscount Wolmer, "but you have no right to employ, in making these memorials, the bodies of other people's relatives."