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Answer 1

The correct answer is DSL (Digital Subscriber Line).

DSL uses a phone line to connect to the internet but allows simultaneous use of a landline telephone. Dial-up connections do not allow for concurrent use of the telephone line, while broadband and fiber optics typically do not use traditional phone lines.