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• Commercial fishing
  '''Commercial fishing''' is an [[agriculture|agricultural industry]] involved with the [[fishing] The sea is both a provider and enemy. Commercial fishing, even in industrialized countries, is among the most physically dangerous o
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• Commercial fishing/Definition
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• Vessel monitoring system/Definition
  System used in commercial fishing to allow environmental and fisheries regulatory organizations to monitor, m
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• Commercial fishing
  '''Commercial fishing''' is an [[agriculture|agricultural industry]] involved with the [[fishing] The sea is both a provider and enemy. Commercial fishing, even in industrialized countries, is among the most physically dangerous o
  1,007 bytes (144 words) - 01:50, 14 July 2009
• Terry Gardiner/Definition
  National Policy Director of [[Small Business Majority]]; originally a [[commercial fishing|commercial fisherman]] who created a 100 million dollar business, Silver Li
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• Fisheries monitoring surveillance and control/Related Articles
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• Skipjack (boat)/Definition
  A working [[commercial fishing]] boat powered by sail; the state boat of [[Maryland (U.S. state)|Maryland]
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• Exclusive Economic Zone/Definition
  ...the Law of the Sea]], a nation can control economic activities, such as [[commercial fishing]], [[offshore drilling]], etc., beyond its territorial limit, to 200 nmi fr
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• Cape Cod/Definition
  ...ts]], having the easternmost point in the U.S., and an economy involving [[commercial fishing]] and [[tourism]]
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• Congressional Shellfish Caucus/Related Articles
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• Scallop (animal)/Related Articles
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• Fish/Related Articles
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• Thermocline/Related Articles
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• International Maritime Organization/Related Articles
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• Cape Cod
  ...t from the mainland, and then turns north. The area is a major tourism and commercial fishing destination.
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• Electronic Charting System
  ...roved technicians. Nevertheless, it is quite common, in recreational and [[commercial fishing]] vessels, to use a general-purpose computer. With due regard that the char
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• Ship/Related Articles
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• Chatham, Massachusetts
  ...Cod]] in [[Massachusetts (U.S. state)|Massachusetts]]. It is a year-round commercial fishing port, as well as a recreation center. Located in the "middle cape", it is
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• Safety of Life at Sea/Related Articles
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• Quang Nam Province
  ...1, and has a number of industrial parks along Highway 1. At the present, [[commercial fishing]] forms a large part of its economy, and it is participating in [[fisheries
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