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English translation: Sounds like a tab...
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| na | I second HC |
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Sounds like a tab... Explanation: That is, a small piece of (reinforced) paper or cardboard, extending beyond the edge of the bound pages, that designates the start of a particular section. As such, a tab is somewhat similar to a mechanical lug, and although not a common phrase, "Volume E, Tab 10" does make sense... Cheers, HC |
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I second HC Explanation: yes, a tab, a bit of cardboard such as you find in indexes (telephone etc), dics and folders to facilaitate location |
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