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Originally Posted by MikeandRaph87
In History class it is an overarching terminology meaning injured, dead, or missing and typically broken down from there into those three branches. Blame university education for cramming such terminology.
Anyway,an update suggest police investigation points towards an aggressive argument between rival gang members. In an "eleven second melee" 25 were shot and three trampled. Three of the injured are in critical. The others are in better condition.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/r...oting-48389589 |
You know, the definition reads that way, but I've never heard it actually used that way, ever.
I would still now use it that way myself, but thats just me I suppose.