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stretcher

In art, a wooden frame over which artists' canvas is stretched and tacked for painting. It is usually made from pine wood.
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Worried medics gave him oxygen on the pitch before stretchering him off to the dressing rooms.
SHENT TO OBLIVION by The Mirror (London, England)
Rescue teams were seen stretchering injured passengers down the tracks and using equipment to cut through the carriages' outer shell in an effort to get to those inside the train, as emergency crews searched for more dead and wounded.
Four dead, 70 hurt in Washington metro crash by AFP / AFP American Edition
Rescue teams were seen stretchering injured passengers down the tracks and using equipment to cut through the carriages' outer shell in an effort to get to those inside the train, as emergency crews searched for more dead and wounded.
Four dead, 70 hurt in Washington metro crash by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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