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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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The victim suffered full thickness burn injuries to his face.
2 DAY IN 2 MINUTES: home and abroad by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Deputy State Pathologist Dr Michael Curtis, who carried out the postmortems, found both victims suffered extensive areas of partial thickness and full thickness burns and both men had reddening of the muscosal lining of their principal airways, most probably from breathing in hot gases.
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Palmieri also reported that hand burn patients who underwent grafting had a larger full thickness burn area, compared with hand burn patients who did not undergo grafting (a mean of 40% vs.
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