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CODA
Definition: the concluding part of a dramatic work, as realized specifically in film, music and literature. From the Italian cauda (tail). First known use, 1740.
Commercial Use: commonly found in the field of screen printing, the coda notational symbol is traditionally used to mark paper and screen registration.
See Also: a sacred book of teachings by the Bene Gesserit, as found in Chapterhouse: Dune by Frank Herbert, 1985.