centimetre
| Unit of length equal to one-hundredth of a metre. |
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| Once the catheter is introduced and a cough stimulated, withdraw the catheter one centimetre, prior to applying suction to avoid direct negative pressure on mucosal tissue. There the slope inward accommodates - to the centimetre - the family's silvergrey Honda van. BERLIN & JUVISY SUR ORGE, France -- When Materazzi's ball hurtled towards goalkeeper Barthez with amazing speed and perfect timing, it was the photographers from Agence France Presse (AFP) that recorded every centimetre of its path from his forehead to the back of the net(1). |
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