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1516:Lobster buoy
1491:Hitching tie
1486:Highwayman's
1293:Bimini twist
1194:Chain sinnet
1168:Trident loop
1148:Munter hitch
1123:Figure-eight
1010:Bottle sling
977:True lover's
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862:Basket weave
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1466:Ground-line
1371:Anchor bend
1303:Fisherman's
1257:Turk's head
1217:Carrick mat
1020:Corned beef
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887:Fisherman's
208:marlinspike
114:Flemish eye
21:Flemish Eye
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1446:Falconer's
1386:Bale sling
1242:Friendship
1209:Decorative
1199:Sheepshank
842:Adjustable
709:2019-11-03
550:2015-08-10
476:References
414:March 2020
384:newspapers
330:Advantages
149:fiber core
124:Techniques
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2026:Norigae
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2003:History
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1787:Splices
1777:Tarbuck
1754:Running
1724:Trident
1634:Diamond
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703:(PDF)
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391:books
147:nylon
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1709:Span
1586:Loop
1541:Pipe
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1471:Half
1411:Boom
1376:Axle
1318:Nail
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922:Nail
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794:Loop
740:2013
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445:The
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1798:Eye
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