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In the 1954 [[MGM]] movie musical ''[[Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (film)|Seven Brides for Seven Brothers]]'', the main character, a backwoodsman named Adam, encourages his six younger brothers to kidnap the women they love, citing the story of the Sabine women. All seven brothers sing a song called "Sobbin' Women" (their mispronunciation of "Sabine") as they prepare to abduct their future wives.
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In addition, Sabine is another word for "catlike." A "Sabine" woman is one built with grace and perfect feminine features. This was first coined in the early 20th century, with it's origins traced back to immigrants from the Mediterranean coast.
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