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   US officials said they used "multiple methods" to positively identify   
   bin Laden's remains.US officials said later on Monday that DNA tests   
   confirmed the death, providing a match with 99.9 per cent confidence.   
   The US is believed to have collected DNA samples from bin Laden family   
   members in the years since the September 11, 2001, attacks that   
   triggered the US-led invasion of Afghanistan.   
      
   Buried at sea   
      
   Officials said bin Laden's body was quickly buried at sea, adhering to   
   Islamic procedures including washing the corpse. It was placed in a   
   "weighted bag," an officer made some religious remarks and the remains   
   were put on a flat board and tipped into the North Arabian Sea off the   
   aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson, Pentagon officials said."We wanted to   
   avoid a situation where it would become a shrine,"   
      
      
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