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I deleted several burn references that were redundant or are more appropriate for wiktionary. But there was one reference that didn't have any backup, so I had to delete it, especially since it was not made clear whether what the correct name was. (I have never heard of it but live in Europe.) Put it
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I've been wondering this FOR YEARS. People can die from 3rd-degree burns right? But why? The burns are not getting the internal organs. That how I see people die with no hope for living: one of the internal organs is hit hard. I suppose a person dies from the blood vessels turning to crisp......can
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Might be sought under "Burn" out of mistaken spelling, laziness, or desperation -- in which case they belong in the "See also" section, or even subsections of "See also" (Take care of our careful users first, rather than discouraging their efforts at care; then make reasonable efforts to help out
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since 6 June 2007 would turn up the ID of the editor who removed that content, hopefully accompanied by at least a brief general reason for doing so. I'm not sure why there are no external lks to either
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both seemed to imply that the article on burns, in the sense of injuries was still called "Burn (injury)". And when you followed my directions, you were brought to the talk page for the Dab, instead of the talk page for the article on injuries by burning. I think if i had said "that material is
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seems safe to assume that at least a temporary decision has been made against the approach you suggest; i expect you could learn more by looking at the record of the edits, consulting those involved, and/or finding out what more general policies might have suggested the removal.
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I think it should be put back in. It is a common word used by many people, not just teenagers. Besides, this is a disambiguation for burn, and since there are many meanings for it, it wouldn't kill
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