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burner <a burner; burners> N

acetylene burner

after burner MIL

bunsen burner

fantail burner

gas burner

mantel burner

oil burner

paint burner

ring burner

rose burner

screw burner

silent burner

test burner

wing burner

CD burner speed N COMPUT

pulverized-fuel burner ARCHIT

rat-tail burner PHYS

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The university claimed that the camp was a fire hazard because of two propane burners used to heat food.
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It is most commonly used for bunsen burners and oxyacetylene welding torches.
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The first traffic cones were used during its construction, replacing red lantern paraffin burners.
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Several cottages were built nearby for the lime-burners, shipbuilders and blacksmiths, etc. and storage buildings.
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Other items can include black candelabras, incense burners, candy skulls, decorative paper cutouts, oranges and other fruits in season.
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Some bands have a bit more of a meteoric rise, and some are slow burners.
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Those who made pilgrimage to the deity walked for days in the surrounding mountains, wearing flowers and carrying incense burners.
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Commercial griddles are often required to have pilot protection (also known as flame safety) to prevent the unregulated flow of gas if the griddle pilot burners are somehow extinguished.
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At a science class, the bunsen burners explode and the lab catches fire.
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They are cheap and consumable and originally used for such mundane tasks as lighting bunsen burners.
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