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In 16th-century music, a kind of roped and polished gut string, particularly for low pitches on viols and lutes; by the late 18th century it could refer to any high gut string.

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The development of AIDSLINE from the National Library of Medicine in 1988 provided a bibliographic database that brought together citations from multiple disciplines and databases such as BIOETHICSLINE, POPLINE, CATLINE, AVLINE, and others (DuPont & Dutcher, 1990).

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