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• Other projects and organisations
  *[https://voat.co/v/seasteading v/seasteading]
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• Transportation
  V-22 Osprey [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-22_Osprey]
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• Legal
  ...hat the owner had no notice or opportunity to correct the defect, Mitchell v. Trawler Racer, Inc.362 U.S. 539, 80 S.Ct. 926, 4 L.Ed 941 (1960). The warr
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• Wave Power
  ;{{V|The West Wave Project}} ;{{V|Pelamis Wave Energy Converter}}
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• ClubStead Master Lease
  ...ing.org/index.php/Las_Portadas#Article_V._The_House_of_Arbitrators Article V. of Part B. of Las Portadas]. The parties agree to be bound by the decision
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• Las Portadas
  ===Article V. The House of Arbitrators=== ...rbitrators''', according to the arbitration format specified in '''Article V.''':
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• Wind Loads
  ...s per square meter), instead use {\displaystyle P=0.613V^{2}}, and measure V in meters per second.
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• Permanent Mooring
  ...amen. See Kathriner v Unisea, Inc. 975 F.2d 657 (9th Cir. 1992) and Pavone v. Ketzel, 52 F.2d 560 (5th Cir 1995). ...ntly moored floating casino was not a vessel under admiralty law, see King v President Riverboat Casino-Mississippi, Inc. No 94-233, 1995 U.S.Dist. LEXI
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• Terms and Definitions
  ...dard distance from the keel. A hull with a lot of deadrise has an obvious "V" shape to the bottom of the hull, whereas no deadrise denotes sheer sides a 2. (v) The process of making a curve or structure fair.
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• Ship
  <span class="c7"> 3. (v.) To send (an item or cargo) via waterborne transport, or in the derived me <span class="c7"> 4. (v.) To bring something aboard a vessel. </span><br/>
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• Scull
  <span class="c7"> 1. (v.) In sport or recreational rowing, especially on inland water, to propel a <span class="c7"> 2. (v.) To propel a boat with a single oar resting in a notch at the stern, using
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• Helm
  <span class="c7"> 3. (v.) To take over the steering of a vessel. </span>
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• Horse
  <span class="c7"> 3. (v.) To move or adjust a sail by manual force (i.e. directly with the hands) r <span class="c7"> 4. (v.) A term used since the end of the 17th century for the action of a strong,
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• Hulk
  <span class="c7"> 2. (v.) To convert a ship into a hulk. </span><br/>
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• Lay
  <span class="c7"> 3. (v) To twist the strands of a rope together. (n) The direction of twist in cor
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• Sweep
  <span class="c7"> 3. (v.) To search for an underwater object using a towed submerged line or device <span class="c7"> 4. (v.) To clear a body of water of dangers such s naval mines and obstructions,
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