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===Stability=== * [[Trapeze (sailing)|Trapeze]] wires, which are narrow gauge flexible stainless steel wire, running from about the cross trees on the mast to the harness worn by a crew member and sometimes skipper on a high speed racing skiff. The lower section often has a system of small blocks which are used by the crew to alter the length of the trapeze wire as the crew moves aft on a broad reach. When the boat changes tack the crew unclips the hook, the wire is automatically sprung into the gunwale by an elastic tail.<ref name = HomeEvans> {{cite book | last = Holmes | first = Rupert | last2 = Evans | first2 = Jeremy | title = The Dinghy Bible: The Complete Guide for Novices and Experts | publisher = A&C Black | date = 2014 | location = | pages = 192 | language = | url = https://books.google.com/books?id=Dc6EAAAAQBAJ&pg=PT61 | isbn = 9781408188002 }}</ref>
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