Dead
Not here
Dead and not here are semantically related in not present topic. Sometimes you can use "Dead" instead an adjective phrase "Not here".
Both terms in one sentence
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Maybe Ever After: Despite the cliffhanger ending, the last dialogue between Ouri and Makina before the cliffhanger scene implies this: Ouri: Brother once told me that we're not here for the dead.
Source: Manga / Corpse Princess -
His creepy speech and mannerisms (and creepier appearance in the Mai-HiME manga) should be a dead giveaway that he's not here to shower you with compliments.
Source: White Hair, Black Heart -
The dead soldiers are coming back, but they are not here to eat brains.
Source: Series / Masters of Horror
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