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Dictionary of Computers - leased line
leased line
Permanent dedicated digital telephone link used for round-the-clock connection within a network or between offices. For example, a bank may use leased lines to carry financial data between branches and head office. The infrastructure of the Internet is a network of leased lines that deliver guaranteed bandwidth at a fixed cost, regardless of how much traffic they carry. The enormous economies produced by the heavy use of such lines makes the Net a very cheap method of communication.
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The flags of Qatar and Bahrain are very similar, reflecting the countries' historical links. The proportions of the Qatari flag are unique. Effective date: c. 1949.
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