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DSL
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Noun1.DSL - a generic name for digital lines that are provided by telephone companies to their local subscribers and that carry data at high speeds
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DSL (Comput, Internet) abbr of digital subscriber lineDSL nt; DSL connection/operator/serviceDSL-Anschluss m/-Betreiber m/-Service m


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IDSL or ISDN Digital Subscriber Line is somewhat an application of a wrong name of DSL modem since DSL is familiar to ISDN information rate and services that to about 144 Kbps.
Val Graham, managing director of Tipton-based Industry Development Services Limited (IDSL) said: "We at IDSL are delighted to have trained and nominated Michael Brickliffe for the awards under the category of Domestic Gas Installer of the Year which he has won outright.
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