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Ceram

American  
[see-ram, se-rahn, sey-rahm] / siˈræm, sɛˈrɑ̃, ˈseɪ rɑm /

noun

  1. an island of the Moluccas in Indonesia, W of New Guinea. 7,191 sq. mi. (18,625 sq. km).


Ceram British  
/ sɪˈræm /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Seram

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The court heard Miss Brown's body had been repatriated and a further post-mortem was carried out in Liverpool, but that medical notes about the care received at Ceram hospital were unavailable and the medical cause of death could not be ascertained without that "context".

From BBC

An investigation is now underway into what happened at Ceram hospital in Marbella.

From BBC

She went into labour on 20 July, and was admitted to Ceram hospital.

From BBC

The glass-ceramics technology the company invented called Pyro?ceram was used to make CorningWare casserole dishes and missile nose cones.

From Forbes

That was certainly my frame of mind when, after skipping over the Ceram Sea into a tropical sunset, the bow of our launch at last bumped against the sandy bottom of a lagoon.

From New York Times