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This section of the book is from the "Lessons on Massage" book, by Margaret D. Palmer .
Ligaments are bands of strong white fibrous tissue which bind bone to bone, and serve to hold them together, while they permit free movement of the joints. The bones are also kept in position by surrounding muscles, and in some cases by atmospheric pressure.
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