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The front sail of a sailboat is called the "jib." It is typically triangular in shape and is set ahead of the main mast, allowing for better maneuverability and efficiency in catching the wind. The jib can be used in conjunction with the mainsail to optimize sailing performance. In larger vessels, there may be additional sails at the front, but the jib is the most common front sail.

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