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CAN
See CAN bus and cans.
can
1. a shallow cylindrical metal container of varying size used for storing and handling film
2. in the can (of a film, piece of music, etc.) having been recorded, processed, edited, etc.

can [kan]
(design engineering)
A cylindrical metal vessel or container, usually with an open top or a removable cover.
(nucleonics)

canvas
A closely woven cloth of cotton, hemp, or flax; sometimes adhered to a wall or deck to serve as a substrate for paint; used to cover roof decks that are walking surfaces or sun decks.

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COUNTRYSIDE: In the January/February 2009 issue (page 23) Peggy Connier tells of her Presto canner purchased in April of 1957.
Byline: The Register-Guard Canning class at Down to Earth today Learn to can tomatoes, salsa and pickles - and get your pressure canner gauge tested at the same time - today at Down to Earth at 532 Olive St.
As a young girl, I helped my mother can in a hot water canner (see below).
 
 
 
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