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attachment

Way of incorporating a file into an e-mail message for transmission. Within a single system, such as a corporate local area network (LAN) or a commercial online service, binary files can be sent intact. Over the Internet, attached files must be encoded into ASCII characters and then decoded by the receiver. See MIME.
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The men underwent periodontal examinations to determine gum probing depth, attachment loss, and bleeding, and they completed questionnaires about toothbrushing habits and green tea intake.
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