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Burn
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Burn
1. In printing, the time at which an image is put on a plate.

2. In film, a ghost of an image that remains after the image has disappeared.
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Sadly, I fear his ego probably prevents him from the necessary introspection required to ever rebuild some badly burned bridges, and wear the blue shirt again.
Letter: Your Shout - I'D like to hope that Victor by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
But he will have restored some of the burned bridges with an assured display at the back which on another night could well have been capped with a goal.
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Gallas, meanwhile, will have restored some of the burned bridges with an assured display at the back which on another night could well have been capped with a goal.
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