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A man committed suicide by hanging himself with a shoelace at home last Friday. The man took his own life by tying a shoelace around his neck and hanging himself at his home on the previous Friday. The brief article reported that the man ended his life by suicide through hanging using a shoelace in his home last Friday.
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