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et•a•oin shrd•lu
Pronunciation: (et'ē-oin" shûrd'lOO, -ō"in, ē'tē-), [key]the letters produced by running the finger down the first two vertical rows of keys at the left of the keyboard of a Linotype machine: used as a temporary marking slug or to indicate that an earlier mistake in the line necessitates resetting, but sometimes inadvertently cast and printed.
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