These will be homesteads on the high seas -- or seasteads.
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Hauls from the high seas are worth $16 billion annually.
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Infected supplies could infect sailors secluded on the high seas.
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Others suggest that unregulated orbital space compares with the high seas in that, to a large extent, what one does on the high seas has always been between that person and their own country.
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That's not to say high-seas interactions were always so cordial.
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Watch out for Chrissy's style storm to hit the high seas!
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The rescue efforts have been complicated by darkness and high seas.
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Pirates are turning to high-tech tactics on the high seas.
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Better policing of the high seas has also played a part.
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Moreover, the high seas interfere with the drainage of storm water.
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But major busts on the high seas remain a regular occurrence.
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He'd followed the flow of men out onto the high seas.
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It wasn't on the high seas or on the campaign trail.
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They apply there as surely as they do on the high seas.
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Australia's Sydney Harbour is far from what you'd call the high seas.
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It's high stakes on the high seas for fishermen from Gloucester, Mass.
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Hit the high seas just like the Vikings did in Roskilde, Denmark
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The game is a classic 3D Zelda, but on the high seas.
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At Castle Black or on the high seas, Sam is still Sam.
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And please write if you run into high seas or deep powder.
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That patchwork, conservationists argue, has left the high seas open to pillage.
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Instead, the high-seas model is the one that looks likely to prevail.
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Michael Ganor's story will not dwell on his exploits on the high seas.
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The high seas are about to get a heavy dose of cajun spice.
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Questions of governance and enforcement dog every effort to police the high seas.
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And villagers in Fiji have been forced from their homes by high seas.
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And for the very first time, Link sails freely on the high seas.
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The high seas have traditionally been wild and ungoverned, and so they remain.
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Day's movie debut, "Romance on the High Seas" in 1948, was a hit.
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The breadth of high seas hotties on offer is both impressive and suspicious.
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But both sides seem intent on not letting the high-seas encounters escalate.
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High-seas fishing is not nearly as productive as it used to be.
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On the high seas in dangerous waters, people are being clubbed by accident.
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The refugee boat capsized in driving rain and high seas as darkness fell.
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In high seas and heavy weather, staying on deck is out of the question.
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"OceansVR: Net positive" brings to life the debate around overfishing on the high seas.
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Communities exposed to high seas are seeing severe erosion and threats to their infrastructure.
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However, it's difficult to police vessels that switch it off on the high seas.
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As the drone travels the high seas it takes direct measurements of carbon dioxide.
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The report didn't say when or where in the high-seas the robberies occurred.
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The most striking feature of this mildly warmer time, though, was its high seas.
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Cruising the high seas or open highways could start costing taxpayers a bit more.
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But a new generation of younger owners is disrupting travel on the high seas.
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The Ritz-Carlton hotel company is planning on taking luxury to the high seas.
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Thiel's plan to build new societies on the high seas was never very realistic.
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Mr. Urbina wrote a series, "The Outlaw Ocean," that documented lawlessness on the high seas.
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The issue of illegal ship-to-ship transfers on the high seas is not new.
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The Ultimate Abyss is a 10-story drop, "the tallest slide on the high seas."
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Spotting boats that misbehave on the high seas (or indeed in EEZs) is getting easier.
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One analogy is the high seas, where an International Seabed Authority grants licences for drilling.
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To be fair, the theme was "explosion on the high seas" and everyone loved it.
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Eventually, efficient fish-farming will be the best guardian of stocks on the high seas.
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One day later a storm hit, with 210-knot winds, driving rain and high seas.
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The Council has also banned ship-to-ship transfers of oil on the high seas.
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As a sailor, Pedro Rodrigues has spent years looking for an advantage on the high seas.
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Meghan also wore the High Seas Bow Knot Ring in gold vermeil, which retails for $180.
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Enderson, boisterous in a striped T-shirt and shorts, was delighted with his high-seas adventure.
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Canada is looking to get serious about patrolling the high seas, and that means fighting pirates.
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But the biggest source is even trickier than Congo to explore: leagues below the high seas.
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Whether it's driver or passenger, Sofia clearly knows how to handle herself on the high seas.
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The Diciotti picked up 190 migrants on Wednesday from an overcrowded boat on the high seas.
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Analysts expect about 15 percent of the ships on the high seas to be non-compliant.
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She had founded the TerraMar Project in 22013, to encourage the conservancy of the high seas.
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As of 2014 less than 1% of the high seas enjoyed a degree of legal protection.
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The UNFSA attempts to regulate high-seas fishing through clubs called Regional Fisheries Management Organisations (RFMOs).
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This definition might have provided enough protection if the high seas were still beyond mankind's reach.
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Oprah Winfrey, Bradley Cooper, and Tom Hanks have also joined Geffen to cruise the high seas.
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Russia Mild tensions have been simmering on the high seas between Russia and the United Kingdom.
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"Drummer Crab," a Conradian tale of the high seas, showed Mr. Coutard at his most ravishing.
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According to Ainslie, it won't be long until Prince George and Princess Charlotte hit the high seas.
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Proponents of the high-seas approach like the fact that it allows commercial firms to act fast.
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We&aposve seen the satellite pictures with the oil freighters on the high seas and so forth.
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As the series made clear, lawlessness on the high seas goes beyond slave labor and illegal catches.
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Below Deck is hitting the high seas again, and the crew is already handing out the nicknames!
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This was a gesture of support for America's effort to maintain free navigation on the high seas.
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Russia is also engaging in aggressive and dangerous behavior in the air and on the high seas.
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Except unlike a house, you can take all of this with you while traveling the high seas.
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Captain Monte Colburn from "Deadliest Catch" just paid the piper for a crime on the high seas.
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Romantic bonus: Aulay's hobby on the high seas is painting melancholy seascapes with no people in them.
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The most obvious challenge is from nations who wish to diminish America's power on the high seas.
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"You will get a digital passport with your name and your ID number, and we will — you will be able to follow the progress of the high seas, anything that happens significant on the high seas, now, you'll be able to find out what's going on," she said.
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Decades of failure to police overfishing demonstrate how hard it is to regulate activity on the high seas.
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Nigeria, in particular, had scores of cargoes on the high seas, in search of a buyer, at times.
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But the biggest risk is that the rope will get entangled in the ship's propellers in high seas.
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They have a very inconspicuous blow, and they often swim in areas where high seas make sightings difficult.
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Click here to view original GIFWhere do boats go when they're no longer fit for the high seas?
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It is designed to follow an enemy submarine from the surface relentlessly for months, even in high seas.
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PIRATES, the scourge of the high seas, were mostly kept at bay during the first half of 2016.
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But those that do extend their remit to the high seas attempt to protect two groups of fish.
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Such subsidies, combined with overexploitation of fisheries closer to land, have made the high seas attractive to fishermen.
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Geffen is known for cruising the high seas with celebrity guests on his 453-foot megayacht, Rising Sun.
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Reducing national security on the high seas is going to offer a boom to the water-borne underworld.
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The high-seas confrontation also indicated that Indonesia might be toughening its stance toward China in the region.
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It is even scaling up its naval protection fleet in preparation for possible confrontations on the high seas.
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Trafficking on the high seas has become what these officials regard as a pernicious subversion of the sanctions.
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Edward "NED" LOW gleefully terrorized the high seas, from the Caribbean to Nova Scotia, in the early 1700s.
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To get a sense of what this looks like, it is necessary to look to the high seas.
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However, under international law, EU ships are still required to rescue those in trouble on the high seas.
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In Baltimore, an inventor had an idea to catch the trash before it could reach the high seas.
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In 1972, Washington and Moscow signed the Agreement on the Prevention of Incidents on and Over the High Seas — vowing, among other things, to use clear communication signals, avoid "embarrassing or endangering" even ships under their surveillance and exercise "the greatest caution and prudence in approaching" vessels on the high seas.
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Yet it doesn't look as though Prince George is likely to join them onto the high seas just yet.
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Last year 22017m Chinese holidayed on the high seas, spending around $24bn out of a global total of $46bn.
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Alessandro Fillari, GameSpot Naval combat and sailing make a return in Odyssey, opening up exploration on the high seas.
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But out in the middle of Vestfjorden, in poor visibility and high seas, we practically run right into them.
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A clutch of regional organisations have been set up to try to manage fish stocks in the high seas.
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This may slam the coastline with high seas, coastal flooding and heavy rain for several days in a row.
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That's partly because the new show divides its time between the high seas and the town of La Rochelle.
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On the road or the high seas, it is an absolute savior, so long as you have the space.
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Does American security really require sprawling armies camped out in foreign deserts and vast armadas patrolling the high seas?
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From the photos of the rescues earlier this month, one might imagine they took place on the high seas.
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Professorial lectures, book clubs and TED Talk screenings aim to add scholarly diversions to sailings on the high seas.
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Now, countries around the world have taken the first step to protect the precious resources of the high seas.
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Ending fishing in some vulnerable parts of the high seas is more likely to affect large, well-financed trawlers.
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One is the high seas: no nation has sovereignty but you don't need international permission to extract resources (ie, fish).
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This bikini babe took her beach bod to the high seas ... Can you guess the boatin' blonde posing in paradise?
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When British and French navies began seizing American merchant ships, Jefferson banned all his nation's vessels from the high seas.
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Once again, the Beatles and the Stones will be pitted against each other — only this time on the high seas.
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The ship was initially detained by Thailand, but several days later it escaped port and disappeared on the high seas.
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VICE: What did the women whose stories you've told get out of living a pirate's life on the high seas?
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The high seas are not where anyone wants to be as Hurricane Irma rips through the Caribbean and southern Atlantic.
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Their routes take them beyond areas that come under the jurisdiction of individual coastal states, and into the high seas.
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"The US attempted to abuse the legal system to steal our property on the high seas," Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted.
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Russian and Norwegian vessels go to the high seas for krill fishing; Japanese and Chinese vessels go there for tuna.
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Instead they ended up in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand, rescued from boats that were adrift in the high seas.
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Jose isn't expected to inflict much damage, but high seas and riptides are predicted this weekend off Cape Cod and Nantucket.
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Prejudice and nationalism are too ingrained to vanish entirely; but, through mutual dependence on the high seas, interracial bonds are forged.
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After Saddam's removal from power in 2003, the mission continued as we sought to deny terrorists access to the high seas.
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Swivel around on the high seas (or, your local community pool) on an inner-tube that would make King Triton blush.
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The game's real rewards, however, lie in the moment-to-moment action that drives your own, personal high seas pirate adventure.
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But the high seas analogy gives rise to another analogy that could also emerge in orbital space: flag of convenience registrations.
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But superior information does not solve the fundamental problem of allocating and enforcing property rights and responsibilities for the high seas.
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These include turning off the tracking devices on Iranian oil tankers and transferring oil to other ships on the high seas.
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Climate models are getting better at predicting how high seas will rise and how quickly, but no model can deliver guarantees.
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By reducing fuel costs, subsidies bring the high seas within reach for a few lucky trawlers, largely from the developed world.
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But to get anywhere near that 30% share, mechanisms must be found to close off bits of the high seas, too.
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The migrants were packed on board dozens of boats, many of them rubber dinghies that become dangerously unstable in high seas.
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High-seas busts happen regularly, yielding not only drugs and drug smugglers but also intelligence on the groups behind the shipments.
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The indispensable Longreads alerted me to this riveting story of fisheries crime on the high seas, by Sarah Tory in Hakai.
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A crackling drama on the high seas leading up to a riveting courtroom scene, it introduced readers to the unforgettable Capt.
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These horror stories on the high seas prompted the Obama Administration to issue an Executive Order creating a seafood traceability program.
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At times, he expressed what seemed like wide-eyed wonderment at its exploits on the high seas and the nation's waterways.
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Russian fighter jets violate American rights on the high seas by buzzing as close as 2202 feet to American naval vessels.
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Seizing tankers on the high seas, however, will be impossible for Iran to disown, and for America and its allies to ignore.
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Such winds could cause "structural damage and disruption, with dangerous marine conditions due to high seas and potential flooding," the agency said.
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Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin leave behind their young-adult dystopias and team up for a love story on the high seas.
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What family wants to get on the high seas, in a boat with their child, not knowing whether they're going to survive?
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For its Asian neighbours the political and economic costs of defying China, and of helping America police the high seas, are rising.
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Below Deck is setting sail on season 4 and, as expected, a new storm of drama is hovering over the high seas.
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In "Watson," the director Lesley Chilcott's profile of the maritime activist, he makes the case for direct confrontation on the high seas.
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It's an in-universe comic book of high seas adventure about a ghost ship that's crewed by the souls of terrible people.
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Family Cruises Can a cruise skeptic enjoy four days on the high seas with his family, Mickey and a bunch of princesses?
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An inevitable win for Vladimir Putin, another outburst from President Trump and a giant Australian rubber duck lost on the high seas.
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New York ___ Can a cruise skeptic enjoy four days on the high seas with his family, Mickey and a bunch of princesses?
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What better medication for boredom or anxiety could there be than to run off to an adventure on the romantic high seas?
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The United States and China "will meet each other more and more on the high seas," the chief of naval operations, Adm.
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Between "Romance on the High Seas" in 1948 and "With Six You Get Eggroll" in 1968, she starred in nearly 40 movies.
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In this series on lawlessness on the high seas, Ian Urbina reveals that crime and violence in international waters often goes unpunished.
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More than a dozen crew members who tried to escape on Sunday perished when their lifeboat was swamped by the high seas.
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Also it was probably a little dangerous jumping from ship to ship, which we did some of, even on the high seas.
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AMC has obviously increased the series' budget, as season two takes place aboard a yacht, in the middle of the high seas.
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The suite's bathroom is cantilevered off the side of the boat, allowing guests to shower and bathe while suspended over the high seas.
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This means that their most likely method of transport was passively floating there, sailing the high seas on a mat of plant debris.
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Yes, the demise of shipping giant Hanjin will make life on the high seas a bit more expensive and a bunch more complicated.
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It seems the high seas aren't as safe as Madison and the rest of the gang were hoping on Fear the Walking Dead.
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" Meanwhile, the mission has also been tasked with "implementation of the UN arms embargo on the high seas off the coast of Libya.
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It marked the start of commercial insurance; protection against loss from looting, fire and the perils of the high seas fostered global trade.
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NEW YORK/KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - In June, the High Seas tanker ship loaded up on ethanol in Texas and set off for Asia.
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The storms could produce high seas potentially reaching 30 feet or higher, and coastal flooding along areas of Washington, according to CNN Weather.
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The system is also running an automatic vehicle identification system that allows the boats to assess friends and foes on the high seas.
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This portrait of the girl-next-door was shot in 1949, a year after her film debut in Romance on the High Seas.
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Season three featured what amounted to a full adventure in every episode, cycling through prison stories, time travel, high-seas skulduggery, and more.
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Elsewhere on the high seas, new yachties include: Aesha Scott (second stew), Anastasia Surmava (third stew), Travis Michalzik (deckhand) and Jack Stirrup (deckhand).
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In 2009, the CCAMLR established the world's first high-seas MPA in the South Orkney Islands southern shelf, located in the south Atlantic.
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Samsung is teaming up with Carnival to bring the high seas to travelers, who won't even have to set foot on a ship.
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The wild water rescue went down Thursday in Miami, when Khaled and co-producer Ayo Juan encountered some trouble on the high seas.
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Under international law the high seas, which span 64% of the surface of the ocean, are defined as "the common heritage of mankind".
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And high-seas fishing greatly disturbs the sea bed: the nets of bottom trawlers can shift boulders weighing as much as 25 tonnes.
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The goal was to lower the risk of misunderstandings and accidents between the two navies, since they're both operating on the high seas.
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Then, Moscow and Washington wanted to ensure freedom of navigation of the high seas to allow both powers to pursue their global interests.
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One study estimated that half of fishing operations in the high seas (waters outside any national jurisdiction) would be unprofitable without government support.
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There will be a chance for heavy rain, but the primary impact will be the potential for strong winds along with high seas.
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The draft resolution would allow states to intercept and inspect on the high seas vessels that have been blacklisted by the Security Council.
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The resolution, which calls for developing marine protected areas and environmental impact assessments, lays the groundwork for creating stronger high seas conservation measures.
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The U.K.-based engineering firm Rolls–Royce says you can expect to see a fleet of 'drone ships' on the high seas by 2020.
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The U.N. last year launched a diplomatic process to resolve such thorny questions as: Who can propose a protected area in the high seas?
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Landing on a carrier is anything but easy, especially at night, in bad weather, high-seas and after a combat mission lasting many hours.
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There, she meets Richard Sharp (Sam Claflin), a dashing 34-year-old British sailor who shares her love of high seas freedom and adventure.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan braced for Typhoon Bailu on Friday, prompting cancellations of domestic flights amid warnings of floods and high seas on the island.
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Globally, the U.S. Navy remains the dominant maritime force, the power that keeps the peace and maintains freedom of navigation on the high seas.
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The captain and crew members from Bravo's "Below Deck" say they have received the most outrageous requests from passengers while on the high seas.
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The move came as the UN on Monday ramped up sanctions on North Korea, including tightening up oversight of vessels on the high seas.
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The first are straddling stocks, species such as cod, halibut and pollock whose habitats, and therefore populations, stretch beyond EEZs into the high seas.
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Possibly, they could learn lessons from one other organisation that has high-seas jurisdiction, the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources.
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Progress towards even these limited goals, let alone more ambitious ones such as a total ban on high-seas fishing, will not be easy.
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But despite the lack of a high-seas competitor America made its carriers mightier still, using them to establish air superiority wherever it chose.
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The autonomous vessel can travel on the high seas at speeds up to 27 knots for months on end without a single crew member.
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They include the growing Russian threat, transnational terrorism, cyberwarfare, piracy on the high seas and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, among others.
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Figueres urged an end to the billions he said is spent on fishing subsidies, which benefit only about 15 countries trawling the high seas.
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Now Peter Max's associates are trading lurid allegations of kidnapping, hired goons, attempted murder by Brazil nut and art fraud on the high seas.
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Some countries resist the creation of a new governing body to regulate the high seas, arguing that existing regional organizations and rules are sufficient.
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Deadly collisions among large commercial ships have become extremely rare, even though large freighters and tankers vastly outnumber naval vessels on the high seas.
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For their part, cruise lines are happy to oblige, pampering and thrilling passengers with snow, butlers and race tracks — all on the high seas.
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And the migrants they've seized on the high seas have in many cases been sent to detention facilities that are tantamount to death sentences.
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They do not put their little children in dinghies on the high seas because they have a choice but because they have no choice.
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UNVIM still needs to sign a separate agreement with the Saudi-led military coalition that monitors ships on the high seas heading to Yemen.
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The boat was carrying 105 people, including 93 tourists, 90 crew and one tour guide when it toppled in 5-meter (16-foot) -high seas.
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From satellites tracking trawlers on the high seas to computer algorithms identifying illegal behaviors, new technologies are increasingly coming to the aid of coastguards worldwide.
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They hit the high seas just last week for a fishing trip, writing "#FishOn!" on a picture of Duke at the front of a boat.
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Although Shaquille O'Neal's new Las Vegas restaurant Big Chicken is only a few weeks old, he's already planning a major expansion to the high seas.
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It's a flawed game in some ways, but it's still incredibly fun to grab three friends and sail the high seas together, pirating and plundering.
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In 2008, Thiel provided seed funding for the Seasteading Institute, a nonprofit organization devoted to building a new society from scratch on the high seas.
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The UNFSA tried to impose some order on high-seas fishing, an activity not previously considered to matter enough for people to care about it.
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The law also applies to U.S. citizens on the high seas and protects the rights of Alaska Natives to hunt marine mammals for subsistence purposes.
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But the biggest issue now seems to be that nobody knows the scale of the problem or which parts of the high seas are affected.
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The report also found that reducing ship speeds on the high seas by 20% could also cut noise pollution that threatens wildlife by around 67%.
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It will also build up high seas that will batter vulnerable coastal areas, particularly from southeastern New Hampshire to the eastern tip of Long Island.
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In Proclamation 4865 of September 29, 1981 (High Seas Interdiction of Illegal Aliens), in response to an influx of Haitian nationals traveling to the United States by sea, President Reagan suspended the entry of undocumented aliens from the high seas and ordered the Coast Guard to intercept such aliens before they reached United States shores and to return them to their point of origin.
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The boat was carrying 105 people, including 93 tourists, 123 crew and one tour guide when it toppled in 5-meter (16-foot) -high seas Thursday.
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The boat was carrying 105 people, including 93 tourists, 11 crew and one tour guide when it toppled in 5-meter (16-foot) -high seas Thursday.
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In less than a year on the job, she nearly drowned twice after being dragged overboard in high seas by the hooks of heavy fishing lines.
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The bad-tempered fish managed to wriggle away and escape back to open waters, probably fired up and ready for another battle on the high seas.
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Though the fuel needed to get to the high seas is pricey, taxpayers often pick up part of the tab in the form of government subsidies.
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China has boosted its naval power in recent years to check U.S. dominance of the high seas and increase its projection of power around the globe.
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Ryan Seacrest is on again with his longtime girlfriend, Shayna Taylor ... and nothing says we've made up like a romantic getaway on the Italian high seas.
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Large parts of the Florida Keys are simply ancient coral reefs that grew during the period of high seas, and were exposed when the levels fell.
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Industry sources have questioned whether there is enough work for the biggest container vessels on the high seas at the moment, putting more pressure on profits.
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Although the Southern Ocean is part of the high seas, a global commons open to all nations, only a few countries have benefited from its treasure.
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Piracy on the high seas costs shippers and insurers hundreds of millions of dollars each year and is particularly prevalent around Southeast Asia and West Africa.
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He describes himself as a "sporadically voracious reader" who devoured all 20 volumes of Patrick O'Brian's high-seas adventure series, "Master and Commander," in six weeks.
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"The hope of this new high seas treaty is to protect biodiversity beyond national boundaries and close these governance gaps," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The resolution also reportedly gives countries the right to freeze assets of cargo ships if their operators refuse to submit to inspections on the high seas.
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Cartels in Latin America and the Caribbean have increasingly turned to trafficking on the high seas as cocaine production in South America has reached record levels.
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"Since Netflix, I've been happy to be a landlubber," said another Reddit user, "but I guess I may have to return to the high seas soon."
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" Nick Lowles, chief executive of the British anti-racism group Hope Not Hate, said Defend Europe posed "a serious risk to life on the high seas.
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"I think it is unlikely that the U.N. will strengthen the sanctions so that inspections on high seas are possible without agreement," the Japanese defense official said.
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That means ship owners will not have to ask anyone's permission if they choose a route through the unclaimed high seas at the top of the world.
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On the high seas, Scientologists were pretty much free do what they wanted, and the floating religious retreat centers eventually became an essential part of their practice.
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A variety of ships are on offer, from big brigs all the way down to little sloops, each specialized for a different purpose on the high seas.
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"The weapons were seized under United Nations sanctions, which authorize interdiction on the high seas of illicit weapons destined for Somalia," the navy said in a statement.
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This time, however, the Chinese flagrantly flouted international law, and unlawfully seized US property while possibly endangering the safety of US military personnel on the high seas.
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More recently, Somali outlaws successfully hijacked a commercial oil ship for the first time in five years, underscoring the rising dangers to vessels sailing the high seas.
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Rising star, falling into formula Her singing popularity led to a movie debut in 1948 in "Romance on the High Seas" and a contract at Warner Bros.
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Malaysian police recovered 17 bodies in January last year after a boat carrying illegal migrants capsized in high seas.. Reporting by Joseph Sipalan; Editing by Robert Birsel
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It's Princess Kate like you've never seen her – giddy and wind-whipped as she hits the high seas at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour.
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" Many presidential hopefuls, lawmakers and pundits claimed that the sailors were "abducted on the high seas" and denounced it as emblematic of Iranian "aggression" and "provocative behavior.
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Sure, he tells me he technically works on land in Moscow's boat servicing centre, but that doesn't stop me envisioning our life together on the high seas.
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The North has been accused of using false paperwork to continue coal exports and of importing oil through illegal ship-to-ship transfers on the high seas.
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That conflict came with all of the drama of escalatory action on the high seas, including an armed takeover of an Iranian mining boat by Navy SEALs.
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That is because of its remote location on the high seas and also the type of petroleum involved: condensate, a toxic, liquid byproduct of natural gas production.
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The discussions around marine protected areas on the high seas may also offer the planet a way to guard against some of the effects of global warming.
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The particular exercise was intended to show China that the United States would operate anywhere on the high seas in accordance with international law, the official said.
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The zenith of fan and performer interaction, though, takes place over several days at sea, on a "Broadway on the High Seas" cruise organized by Playbill magazine.
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After an introductory episode, the following seven each explores a different type of ecosystem (forests, desert, the high seas), from the tiniest creature to the apex predators.
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The 73-year-old mogul is currently cruising the high seas on his $590 million luxury yacht, Rising Sun, and he's taking tons of celebrities with him.
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"Suspicious doesn't begin to describe what transpired this morning," said Iran's Foreign Minister Javid Zarif in his first tweet following the brazen high-seas assault on civilian shipping.
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These watchstanders, sailors an average age of 18-20, steer the ship, control the ship's speed, and maintain a clear picture while Abraham Lincoln navigates the high seas.
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Over 400,000 square miles (about a million square kilometers) has already been earmarked in the high seas of the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans by over 16 countries.
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The pop icon is sailing the high seas in style alongside her family, and lucky for us, she's sharing a glamorous glimpse at her travels on social media.
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In the decades since the Hughes Glomar Explorer first set sail, a UN-backed Law of the Sea Convention was enacted to regulate industry on the high seas.
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Thankfully, Lil Boat himself is here to save the track, and all of us, lest we should long for the jaunt of the high seas upon hearing it.
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He may believe that his aggressive actions in Salisbury, in cyberspace, in the air and on the high seas can undermine our confidence, our institutions and our values.
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The idea is pretty simple: No matter where a boat goes out on the high seas, it has to come into some port eventually to offload its wares.
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AL MUKALLA, Yemen — A ship carrying almost 60 people off the coast of Yemen is believed to have capsized in high seas, a Yemeni official said on Tuesday.
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The shouting was prompted by General McMaster's insistence that Mr. Mattis intercept North Korean ships on the high seas to determine whether they were engaged in sanctions busting.
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Outlander officially left Scotland last week, as Claire and Jamie took to the high seas in an effort to find Young Ian, whose kidnappers were reportedly bound for Jamaica.
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But three years later, the couple faced-off on the high seas again as they took part in a sailing challenge with the America's Cup crews in New Zealand.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Tax Dodging on the High Seas" (column, June 25): Thank you to Gail Collins for exposing the cruise industry for its tax-dodging ways.
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New challenges to address include mining for metals and minerals in the high seas, an industry that is about to take off, akin to a deep sea gold rush.
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The high-tech interior even features a lavish wooden floor laced with aluminum inlays to really make you feel like you're in a car meant for the high seas.
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It's The Odd Couple on the high seas with Yara Greyjoy and Salladhor Saan, as a mutiny lands these two fish-out-of-water stranded on a desert island.
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At 75 feet and specifically designed for fishing on the high seas, his would loom over many of the flounder trawlers that steamed out of Wanchese in the 1980s.
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Pirate stories tend to be filled with macho flourishes, but this one, recommended for those 23 and older, features a high-seas treasure seeker who happens to be female.
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The disturbing stories of "global oceanic pillage" compiled in this record of life on the high seas demonstrate the often dire results of the failure to police international waters.
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Appalled by the amount of trash he encountered on the high seas, he decided to dive into the garbage patch and share his swimmer's perspective with a global audience.
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For all the progress humanity has made since Odysseus had a spot of trouble on a long voyage home, life on the high seas remains a largely joyless affair.
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Rich merchants in central Somalia and Puntland must have decided that after years of being a money-losing operation, there were riches to made again in high-seas piracy.
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Mr. Trump's accusation came amid deepening suspicions in Washington and among its allies that Chinese oil tankers were secretly transferring petroleum to North Korean ships on the high seas.
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They will also be scaled and gutted, so you don't have to pretend you just spent a day on the high seas to bring home a properly cleaned fish.
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Scientists know how to cure many of the ills plaguing the high seas — that is, ocean waters farther than 200 nautical miles from shore, beyond the jurisdiction of nations.
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If it were up to Orbach, all human activities on the high seas would need a permit from a regulatory body with the authority to monitor and sanction violators.
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Liz Karan, senior manager for the high seas at Pew Charitable Trusts, a non-profit organization, said existing regulations were patchy and had struggled to protect ecosystems in international waters.
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Its short-term goal is a "mosquito fleet" of small, agile and affordable vessels to deter Russia in coastal waters, rather than big and expensive warships for the high seas.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan braced for typhoon Bailu on Saturday, shutting businesses and schools as airlines canceled hundreds of flights amid warnings of landslides, floods and high seas on the island.
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While the pirates of old may be resting in Davy Jones' locker, it may be a long time until the world is truly free of criminals on the high seas.
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Fast-forward over two hundred years, and most land has been claimed by governments established in previous centuries -- leaving the high seas to serve as the latest frontier for innovation.
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While the first two gave me escapism, adventures on the high seas and prettiest beaches the GameCube could handle, Animal Crossing gave me a cozy, much-needed taste of home.
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TENBY, Wales (Reuters) - Storm Brian battered towns in Ireland and along the western coast of England and Wales on Saturday, with gusts and high seas causing heavy damage to buildings.
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In September, the United Nations begins negotiating a new treaty to address the high seas, the approximately 64 percent (nearly two-thirds) of the oceans that lie beyond national territories.
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But the broad midsection of the 110-mile-wide strait is international waters, and U.S. policy has long insisted on a legal right to sail unrestricted on the high seas.
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It's important to emphasize that no wrongdoing has been proved in these cases, but the report does show that AIS avoidance is a very common phenomenon on the high seas.
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The vast scope and power of the high seas makes the world's oceans a dramatic setting for stories for those just getting their sea-legs as thoughtful, feeling, capable humans.
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The country has tried to circumvent them by importing refined fuel or exporting coal through ship-to-ship transfers on the high seas, a move banned under United Nations sanctions.
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Post and a mystery woman had no trouble on the high seas as they spent the day in St.-Tropez, France ... soaking up the sun and ballin' like White Iverson.
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Hurricane Ophelia, the 10th hurricane of the Atlantic season, was spinning toward Ireland on Sunday, bringing with it the potential for structural damage, significant coastal flooding and dangerously high seas.
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There, delegates from across the world were discussing the development of a global legal framework for genetic resources in the high seas, a vast realm outside any one nation's control.
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Johnny Depp is back for comic anchoring; the Norwegian directors Joachim Ronning and Espen Sandberg, are no strangers to the high seas after their foreign-language Oscar nominee, "Kon-Tiki."
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"The question is not whether some vast legendary creature, 500 feet long, is roaming over the high seas like the snakes that strangled Laocoön and his sons," the report continued.
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And in the Andaman Sea, our Southeast Asia bureau chief boarded a search-and-rescue boat scouring the high seas for Rohingya Muslims fleeing persecution in Myanmar on rickety vessels.
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"Laws that govern outer space are similar to the laws for the high seas," Alain Berinstain, the vice-president of global development at the lunar-exploration company Moon Express , explained.
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In simple terms, the Antarctic Continent and its ice shelves are recognized as a "natural reserve" under international law, but the surrounding ocean is akin to a "high seas" fishery.
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If you HAVE to take a break from cruising the high seas in a luxury yacht ... might as well strap in to a badass toy and have some fun, right?!?!
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China ratified the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, guaranteeing unimpeded passage on the high seas for trade, fishing and oil exploration, including the South China Sea.
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Unionists say independence would needlessly break up the United Kingdom, cast a vulnerable Scotland into the high seas of global politics and usher in years of financial, economic and political uncertainty.
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The group has since departed their #BEACHelorette resort and are now aboard the Celebrity Equinox liner from Celebrity Cruises for a weekend of sipping, sunbathing and snorkeling on the high seas.
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From guiding 16th century explorers on the high seas to helping people find Pokemons on their smartphones, Mercator's work continues to influence how people see the world centuries after his death.
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Commercial pay-offs from giving fish stocks time to recover, for example, are large and well-documented; but the rewards that accrue from removing plastic from the high seas are unclear.
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One of the reasons for such high seas is that the storm is whipping up winds far from its center, which helps to move larger amounts of water than is normal.
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In 2011, at least 19 people drowned after two overloaded boats capsized and were swept away in high seas off Tanzania's Indian Ocean coast near the same site of Tuesday's accident.
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High seas The storm also caused a power blackout across most of the gambling hub of Macau for about two hours, residents said, with disruption to mobile phone and internet networks.
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"As a result of modern fleet technology, overfishing in both Japanese coastal waters and high seas areas has led to the depletion of many whale species," Annesley said in a statement.
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These high seas were fed by ice melt from Greenland and Antarctica in a world that was perhaps less than 24 degree Celsius warmer than our own, or 25 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Florence, a Category 2 hurricane on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale, was expected to strike North Carolina late Thursday or early Friday, potentially bringing deadly high seas and catastrophic flooding.
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He said he once took a trip to Ecuador to buy cocaine for Mr. Guzmán, filling a cooler with $1 million and traveling the high seas in a six-person boat.
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Gareth Pugh and the Virgin Voyages' team have worked hand-in-hand to bring to life what will soon be the most eye-catching and stylish uniforms on the high seas.
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But the high seas soon quelled conversation, abandoned to the rush of the wind, the rhythmic rise and fall of passing boats under sail and the shifting view of outlying islands.
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The "ghost ship" drifted without a crew for more than a year and washed ashore on Ireland's south coast in high seas caused by Storm Dennis, the Republic's coast guard said.
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But whether your recipient is running down aliens on a ringworld or taking their talents for mayhem to the high seas, there's bound to be something in this list they'll love.
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Hastily re-edited before its release, it was given a narration by Humphrey Bogart that turned its story about a band of lowlifes and thieves on the high seas into flashback.
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First brought into the SMA fold back in 2003, the Lord of the Rings saga star, 42, has played a blond elf, a swashbuckler on the high seas and Romeo Montague himself.
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Just days after Legend scored Emmy nominations that could lead him to becoming an EGOT, the parents of two took to the high seas in homage to the Bravo series Below Deck.
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But Fujairah is the UAE's only link to the high seas that bypasses the troubled strait, and so it has become a focal point amid worsening tension between Iran and the West.
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The dead were passengers on a boat that was carrying 256 people, including 2105 tourists, 9 crew and one tour guide when it toppled in 211-meter (163-foot) -high seas Thursday.
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Commercial fishing in the high seas of the Arctic is already banned under an agreement signed in 2018 by the eight Arctic states plus China, Japan, South Korea and the European Union.
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The disclosures have also led the United States to take some important new steps to clamp down on the use of indentured workers and discourage other unlawful activities on the high seas.
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Bad news from the high seas: the Ocean Cleanup's 600-meter-long floating tube, which was supposed to catch plastic whilst somehow surviving the relentless forces of the ocean, has done neither.
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Unless Washington is ready to end its support for Taiwan, say, or cede control of the high seas west of the Philippines -- a truly historic "grand bargain" that would destabilize the region.
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Starbucks' official stance on its name is that it "[evokes] the romance of the high seas and the seafaring tradition of the early coffee traders," but Bowker is quick to dismiss it.
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UN negotiations this fall will seek to extend these parks into the high seas while civil society will need to ensure such far-away places, and enough of the oceans, are protected.
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Though it may be overwrought in its complications, it's impossible not to admire "The Left-Handed Fate" for its epic scope, joyful evocation of life on the high seas and suspenseful mystery.
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It has four of the 29 license awarded by the ISA, and Beijing controls more exploration areas in the high seas than any other country, according to the Jamaica-based intergovernmental agency.
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If you can fall in love with "Sacred Games" or "High Seas" (the first's Indian, the second Spanish, and I recommend both), why can't combat fans get down with a Japanese bantamweight?
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But also brought the high seas to space However, a conscious character model for Captain James Tiberius Kirk was Horatio Hornblower, the protagonist of C.S. Forrester's novels of the same name. 4.
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She was approached at a Hollywood party by the songwriters Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, who had written the score for "Romance on the High Seas," a movie planned for Judy Garland.
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Furthermore, data from the Missing Migrants Project shows that nearly 2,000 refugees and migrants died during the first six months of 2018 as they made perilous journeys across borders and high seas.
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"They were seized at gunpoint and dragged across the beach where they were taken on two motorized boats that immediately sped off into the high seas in opposite directions," Major Galvez said.
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Those struggles have played out in recent months on the high seas, with a string of episodes in which Iran and Western nations have seized each other's tankers, raising tensions all around.
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On the high seas there are no universally recognized rules governing who can fish where and take how much - with illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing estimated to cost $23.5 billion a year.
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There's no overarching or even regional conservation agreement that can protect the high seas, says Jeff Ardron, adviser on marine governance at the Commonwealth Secretariat, an international public policy coalition in London.
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A range of platforms are tracking fishing on the high seas and in marine reserves, aided by radio and satellite data that transmits vessel locations and movements, allowing authorities to identify illegal behaviour.
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Establishing more protected areas both within EEZs and on the high seas beyond would be another way to help, particularly if they were to contain "no-take" zones where fishing is completely barred.
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But after it crossed through the Panama Canal and reached the waters near Singapore in mid-August, the High Seas transferred its cargo to the QUDS, another tanker, according to the Refinitiv data.
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According to the International Rules of the Road for vessels on the high seas, USS Fitzgerald was in a crossing situation with the cargo ship, Crystal off to Fitzgerald's starboard or right side.
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Former slaves in America arrived via Nova Scotia, free Jamaican "Maroons" were descended from slaves, and west Africans were freed on the high seas after Britain banned the international slave trade in 1807.
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Winfrey isn't the first celeb to hit the high seas with her fans — Property Brothers stars Drew and Jonathan Scott are also embarking on a trip from Miami to the Bahamas in December.
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After a circuitous third season that took us from South Central LA to Kansas to the high seas, Season Four starts out in Israel, where Maura's been invited to speak at a conference.
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Legal scholars say Article 82 is based on the idea that the high seas, owned by no nation, usually start 200 nautical miles offshore, the limit of each country's exclusive economic zone (EEZ).
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PEOPLE recently sent three editors on celebrity-hosted cruises to report on what it's really like to sail the high seas with Bon Jovi, Oprah and Property Brothers stars Jonathan and Drew Scott.
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And while most countries fish inside their own exclusive economic zones, it found just five countries - China, Spain, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea - account for 85 percent of fishing on the high seas.
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Met Éireann, the Irish Meteorological Service, says Ophelia "has the potential to be a high-impact event in parts of the country," listing strong winds, heavy rain, and high seas as likely impacts.
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"Lewis Bennett will now be held accountable for his wife's death while on the high seas," Tom Jones, acting Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Miami office said in a news release.
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And it appears what brought Kim to the table — the "maximum pressure" campaign that may have ended up bankrupting the regime — might be in serious trouble, on land and on the high seas.
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On Monday, he announced that his cruise ship company, Blue Star Line, would establish a European headquarters early next year, most likely in Paris, to get the Titanic II onto the high seas.
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"The Russian side was flagrantly violating existing agreements and international law, in this case the 1972 agreement for the prevention of incidents on and over the high seas," the State Department statement said.
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From Shun Lee to the high seas, the twilight years of Mr. Max's life have produced a pursuit of art-auction profits and a trail of misfortune as surreal as his trippiest works.
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" Reviewing "Romance on the High Seas" in The New York Herald Tribune, Howard Barnes wrote, "She has much to learn about acting, but she has personality enough to take her time about it.
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Over the three years of what was known as the Transglobe Expedition, they would struggle against high seas in the Roaring Forties, evade hungry polar bears, negotiate mountainous sand dunes and forbidding jungles.
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In 21969, director Michael Curtiz cast her in his film Romance on the High Seas, because he said "her freckles made her look like the all-American girl," and her lengthy film career began.
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UNITED NATIONS – The U.N. Security Council has voted unanimously to authorize the European Union&aposs maritime force to enforce an arms embargo on the high seas off the coast of Libya for another year.
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The British-drafted resolution adopted Monday authorizes EU ships in Operation Sophia to stop vessels on the high seas off Libya&aposs coast suspected of smuggling weapons in violation of a U.N. arms embargo.
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He has constrained our fellow Citizens taken Captive on the high Seas to bear Arms against their Country, to become the executioners of their friends and Brethren, or to fall themselves by their Hands.
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This lack of infrastructure and capability was demonstrated in 2012 when a the crew of a drilling rig (also belonging to Royal Dutch Shell) got caught in high seas had to evacuate the rig.
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ABOUT half-way through "Jaws", Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster, Sheriff Brody (Roy Schneider) finally catches sight of the giant shark that has been wreaking havoc in the high seas off the New England coast.
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In this sense, the moon (and the rest of outer space) is analogous to the high seas, an extra-national area in which states recognize each other's free right of navigation and peaceful use.
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Dubbed "Operation Ocean Shield" by NATO, the effort dramatically curbed attacks on the high seas, with not a single ship having been captured by pirates off the Horn of Africa between 2012 and 2016.
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While it's not 100-percent clear whether or not the entire thing was made of duct tape, or just patched up with it, it quickly proved it was no match for the high seas.
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Florence, a Category 3 hurricane on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale and still growing, is expected to strike North Carolina late Thursday or early Friday, potentially bringing deadly high seas and catastrophic flooding.
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Just ten countries, including America, France and Spain, received the bulk of the bounty from high-seas catches between 2000 and 2010, even though Africa has more fishermen than Europe and the Americas combined.
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Worried about the security of food and energy supplies during wartime, Switzerland launched its high seas fleet in 1941, putting Swiss flags on tankers and freighters it could call on at times of need.
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"It's Magic," which she sang in "Romance on the High Seas," and "I'll Never Stop Loving You," which she sang in "Love Me or Leave Me," were nominated for Academy Awards for best song.
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"The high seas are the biggest reserve of biodiversity on the planet," Peter Thomson, the ambassador of Fiji and current president of the United Nations General Assembly, said in an interview after the negotiations.
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Exercise Kakadu is hosting 23 ships and submarines from across the Indo-Pacific region, enabling them to establish familiarity which helps to prevent conflict on the high seas and to coordinate disaster relief efforts.
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Exercise Kakadu is hosting 23 ships and submarines from across the Indo-Pacific region, enabling them to establish familiarity which helps to prevent conflict on the high seas and to coordinate disaster relief efforts.
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"Wave season is the Black Friday or Cyber Monday of cruise bookings," Erika Richter, the spokeswoman for the American Society of Travel Advisors, said, noting the name has nothing to do with high seas.
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Analysts said North Korean fishing ships often offload their catches on the high seas, allowing them to be labeled as caught by other nations and get around the stringent international sanctions placed on Pyongyang.
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"Imagine how dangerous sailing the high seas would be if all the ships ever lost in history were still drifting on top of the water," said ESA Director General Jan Wörner, in Monday's statement.
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SEATTLE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Emerging technologies that can remotely monitor the high seas will be crucial to enforcing a proposed deal to preserve the biological diversity of the world's oceans, researchers and campaigners said.
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From Lebanon to Iraq, and from Argentina to the high seas, the mullahs of Iran long have spread and sponsored terror in an attempt to exert their will on the rest of the world.
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In 2010, Kristina Gjerde, the high seas policy adviser for the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Global Marine and Polar Program, helped set up the Sargasso Sea Alliance to protect this vulnerable ecosystem.
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Nicole, who's marrying ex-NFL star Larry English, is over in Hawaii with her crew (including Natalie Halcro and Olivia Pierson) and when they took to the high seas Thursday ... some bikini tops dropped.
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The court ruled that Albania could not claim the channel as territorial waters because it was an international route for ships between two parts of the high seas over which no country had a claim.
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The US Coast Guard released a video on Thursday that showed exactly how one might intercept a fast-moving narco-sub on the high seas -- netting more than 17,000 pounds of cocaine in the process.
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Regular exercises by the Chinese navy in the high seas were an "unchangeable trend", Yin said, though he added that China's long-range naval capabilities were not sufficient to secure its interests in open waters.
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Last month, a Libyan Coast Guard vessel intercepted a charity ship and ordered it to sail to Tripoli or risk being fired on — the latest in a series of tense encounters on the high seas.
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The boat, the Phoenix, went down off Phuket in high seas on Thursday with 101 people on board, including 89 tourists, all but two of them from China, during an outing to a small island.
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Spire Global is a data analytics provider that uses information provided by a constellation of orbital nanosatellites to track ships on the high seas – a service that's valuable to maritime shipping companies and other clients.
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As spotlighted by journalist Ian Urbina in the New York Times's 2015 series "Outlaw Ocean," the high seas provide ample opportunities for smugglers, poachers, and human traffickers to commit crimes with little fear of detection.
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Across the world, pirates are setting sail on the high seas again, costing shippers and insurers hundreds of millions of dollars, after declining since the 2700 hijacking of the Maersk Alabama off Horn of Africa.
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It seems inevitable that the high seas will eventually play host to a sort of proxy war as automated vessels clash over territory for the algae farms we'll soon need to feed the growing population.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan moved thousands of people to safety on Wednesday as the island braced for its first typhoon this year, as airlines canceled domestic flights and authorities issued warnings about floods and high seas.
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Boasting themselves as a "pioneer in high seas travel," Carnival has launched a submarine for ocean travel, featuring an acrylic glass feature wall that transforms the space into an underwater aquarium, with underwater-themed cocktails.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales — the fifth in Disney's swashbuckling saga on the high seas — screened for the first time Tuesday night at Cinemacon, and the initial reactions might surprise you.
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Rescue coordinators must take into consideration environmental factors like the weather and the water temperature, and also whether the search effort is putting the searchers in danger from hazards like high seas and storms. Capt.
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India, Asia's third-largest economy, is going full steam ahead in anticipation of the International Seabed Authority (ISA) - a U.N. body that oversees mining on the high seas - giving the green light for commercial exploitation.
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"To leave people who have fled war and violence in Libya on the high seas in this weather would be to inflict suffering upon suffering," said Vincent Cochetel, UNHCR Special Envoy for the Central Mediterranean.
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He has paid students to drop out of college, thinks Silicon Valley is overrated, backed a plan to build cities on the high seas and helped propel an electronic form of money into general use.
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The United States also has photographic evidence, Ms. Haley said, of Russian vessels, including one named the Patriot, linking up with North Korean tankers on the high seas and illegally loading them with refined petroleum.
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But a new governing body to regulate the high seas is likely to collide with hard-knuckled diplomatic bargaining and powerful commercial interests, including the fishing industries in countries like Russia, Norway, China and Japan.
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Fishing on the high seas, often with generous government subsidies, is a multibillion-dollar industry, particularly for high-value fish like the Chilean sea bass and bluefin tuna served in luxury restaurants around the world.
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It required a Navy that was not limited to the "brown water" surrounding American coasts, but could range "blue waters" of the entire world to project military power against other navies on the high seas.
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Earlier this month, US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley accused Russia of "cheating" and acting like a "virus" for helping North Korea evade international sanctions through ship-to-ship transfers on the high seas.
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"Imagine how dangerous sailing the high seas would be if all the ships ever lost in history were still drifting on top of the water," said ESA Director General Jan Woerner in the press release.
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"A lot of these bodies have focused on resource extraction or how to divvy up what's there," said Liz Karan, senior manager for the high seas at the Pew Charitable Trusts, a non-profit organization.
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Part of the problem stems from a lack of oversight on fishermen's working conditions on the high seas, said Brandt Wagner, head of the transport and maritime unit at the International Labour Organization, a U.N. agency.
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"Bye Darling Harbour," Burnham captioned this photo of her and her fiancé — who proposed to Burnham after infamously breaking up with his original choice, newly minted Bachelorette Becca Kufrin — while they were sailing the high seas.
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The 19th panel of the series, "Tension on the High Seas," shows a British naval officer hovering menacingly over three bound and wounded American captives, their heads hung so low that they disappear into their shoulders.
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The United Nations will soon begin negotiating a new treaty to better manage and protect the deep ocean beyond national jurisdiction, known as the high seas, from growing threats such as overfishing, pollution and bottom trawling.
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They monitored developments on three giant screens, including one showing the location of a collision between an oil tanker, which supposedly caught fire, and a passenger ship that sank and scattered people in the high seas.
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About nine months after federal prosecutors alleged a 41-year-old man killed his wife during an overdue honeymoon celebration on the high seas, officials say he pleaded to a lesser charge on Tuesday, PEOPLE confirms.
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The beauty brand teamed with Disney for a collection celebrating Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales and it's exactly what you need for a high-seas adventure (or your 9-to-5 grind).
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Naval expert Li Jie said that to be truly competitive on the high seas, China's military needed a ship capable of accommodating its J-15 fighters, and to do that took power, and lots of it.
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Although China ratified the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, guaranteeing unimpeded passage on the high seas for trade, fishing and oil exploration, it has refused to participate in the Philippine case.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations Security Council on Tuesday unanimously authorized a crackdown on arms smuggling in the high seas off Libya by allowing the inspection of vessels to seize and dispose of illicit weapons.
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Assassin's Creed has taken to the high seas in past games like Black Flag, Rogue, and cursorily in Origins, but Odyssey brings naval combat and exploration back to the front and center of the gaming experience.
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"The bureau added that the application of the new surveillance system "has greatly enhanced the dynamic monitoring of the South China Sea and extended the surveillance capability of the South China Sea to the high seas.
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But the UN says North Koreans have found ways around the sanctions, behaving at times like "pirates" and making trades on the high seas of sanctioned goods worth hundreds of millions of dollars since January 2017.
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While Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin stopped short of saying the Navy would forcibly board ships on the high seas, he said the United States would petition China and other countries to allow inspections of suspicious vessels.
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That has increased the risk of dangerous encounters on the high seas, adding one more irritant to relations that have deteriorated sharply because of the Trump administration's decision to impose tariffs on many imports from China.
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"Imagine how dangerous sailing the high seas would be if all the ships ever lost in history were still drifting on top of the water," ESA Director General Jan Worner said in a statement last year.
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It's a bit like the law of the high seas, which are not under the control of an individual country, but completely open to duly licensed law-abiding fishing operations from any country's citizens and companies.
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Images of the boat's interior obtained by Australian network 2100News also show just one case of bottled water packed for the trip across the high seas, from the northeastern city of Cairns to Indonesia (almost 221,17 miles).
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Images of the boat's interior obtained by Australian network 7News also show just one case of bottled water packed for the trip across the high seas, from the northeastern city of Cairns to Indonesia (almost 2,213 miles).
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Although the water in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, a patch of Pacific sea floor in which such firms will operate, is some three times deeper than that at Solwara, the location is out on the high seas.
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Related: 7 Artists Hit the High Seas for a Shipping Container Artist Residency This Trash Art Residency Makes Waste Wonderous A Dilapidated Mansion Becomes an Experimental Art Gallery A Thrift Store Becomes a Museum in North Carolina
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His mother, Elizabeth, and nine other people who were taking part in the clandestine journey drowned after their rickety boat capsized in high seas while they tried to make their way from Cuba to the United States.
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The apparent result of that CENTCOM visit was a tasking to military planners: Organize a coalition of willing U.S. allies to patrol the Middle East high seas, while Pompeo shuttled across the region in search of partners.
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"The Liaoning has sailed on the high seas in several naval drills now, with different carrier battle group formations, but the Type 001A still needs more time before it can meet all the IOC requirements," Li said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A group of investors representing more than 5 trillion euros ($5.53 trillion) in assets under management have called on oil and gas companies to observe an unlimited moratorium on activity in the Arctic high seas.
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The Phoenix went down in high seas in July off Thailand's west-coast island of Phuket with 101 people on board, made up of 12 crew members and 89 tourists, all but two of them from China.
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The mission of the Decatur was to make the point that the high seas are open to all, and that the 20163-mile zones claimed by China as sovereign territory do not stand up to international law.
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It is less likely to affect fishermen who do not have the resources to venture into the high seas, said Carl Gustaf Lundin, director of the global marine program at the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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That decision set off a chain reaction that continues to plague us: The Islamists were pushed underground; the Shabaab became an insurgency, then a terrorist group; pirates hit the high seas; famines broke out across the land.
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Lest you are wary that this might not be a comprehensive pirate simulator, the game also lets players battle other ships on the high seas, dig up buried treasure, and fire a monkey out of a cannon.
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The lawmaker as well as a Japanese defense ministry official involved in policy planning said that under current U.N. sanctions, the agreement of the flag state and ship captain was necessary to conduct inspections on the high seas.
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Negotiations on a legally binding treaty – which would cover the high seas, or ocean areas that extend beyond national boundaries capped at 2030.5 nautical miles from coasts – began in September and aim to reach an agreement by 20200.
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Johnny Depp returns as the perpetually sozzled Jack Sparrow, heroically holding cirrhosis at bay with a gold-toothed grin and a wobbly swagger; Geoffrey Rush is back, too, as his high-seas frenemy, the squirrely, grasping Captain Barbossa.
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We then updated our VR app with the addition of two more virtual-reality pieces: an offbeat tour of the Japanese city of Osaka, and an animated explainer that examines the problem of overfishing on the high seas.
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With this in mind, "leadership" needs to be defined as more than the American Navy patrolling the high seas, America's army boots on the ground in hotspots and American heads of state giving speeches at the Brandenburg Gate.
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The U.N. panel's report describes a case last year in which the North Koreans allegedly engaged in identify theft on the high seas, using a blacklisted vessel as an imposter for a similar ship thousands of miles away.
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While the quality of U.S. naval forces is currently superior to those of the Chinese, the PLAN's expected build-up of a blue water navy to assert Beijing's perceived interests on the high seas seems far from over.
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It appears to have discarded the Obama administration's "innocent passages" charade that purported to contest the Chinese claims but implicitly conceded Chinese maritime sovereignty by refraining from normal naval activities permitted under international law on the high seas.
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Pop & Rock Early this year, the energetic pop trio Chvrches, of Glasgow, briefly traded headlining festival sets and giant stages for a spell on the high seas, boarding a four-day cruise put on by the band Paramore.
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With a pair of Thirty48 No-Show Loafer Socks tucked under your loafers, boat shoes, or stylish sneakers, your feet will stay cool and dry whether you're sailing the high seas or swapping ideas at a lunchtime meeting.
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"China has no legal basis to take actions like these on the high seas, but doing so outside Beijing's ambiguous claim line is particularly egregious and will make the incident especially hard to justify," Ms. Rapp-Hooper said.
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The sailing skills that had flourished for centuries seemed all of a sudden quite valueless to a people who were now being corralled into what were de facto high-seas reservations, and from which they couldn't easily leave.
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The operation is set to cover high seas in the Gulf of Oman, the northern Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Aden, and Suga said Abe would be explaining the mission to leaders in the countries he visits.
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In recent weeks, his government has seized two oil tankers on the suspicion that they were used in violation of sanctions to smuggle refined petroleum products into North Korea through ship-to-ship transfers on the high seas.
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Led by the mysterious Victor Strand (Colman Domingo), the blended family set out for the high seas on board The Abigail, a fancy yacht well-equipped for what may be a lot of time out on the open water.
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"It is in the interests of the British Royal Navy not to show off the 'beauty' of its aircraft carrier on the high seas any closer than a few hundred miles from its Russian 'distant relative'," the ministry said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The PLA Navy is likely to secure significant new funding in China's upcoming defense budget as Beijing seeks to check U.S. dominance of the high seas and step up its own projection of power around the globe.
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Economic Trends The constant flow of goods from Asia to the United States was briefly interrupted last month after Hanjin, the South Korean shipping line, filed for bankruptcy, stranding several dozen of its cargo ships on the high seas.
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Once I'd gotten a few characters leveled-up a few times, and was sailing a larger ship than the "rotten sloop" you start with, there was very little that was of-interest on the high seas or in combat.
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In an illicit high-seas exchange captured in photographs taken by an American spy plane, the Lighthouse Winmore offloaded what officials later said was 2000 tons of oil to the North Korean vessel in violation of United Nations sanctions.
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Those operations include escorting every cruise ship in the Port of Miami, the largest passenger port in the world, supporting operations at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort and interdicting drugs and human trafficking in the high seas.
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Several countries, especially those that have made deals with their marine neighbors about what is allowed in their shared international waters, want regional fishing management bodies to take the lead in determining marine protected areas on the high seas.
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In honor of the 70th anniversary of Day's very first time onscreen — in the 1948 musical comedy Romance on the High Seas — Getty Images' FOTO has unearthed rare images of the actress earlier in her career and in her private life.
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Nowhere else on the high seas will you hear a group of women debating whether Cardi B and Nicki Minaj's beef equates to that of Biggie and 2Pac, or watch a twerk contest devolve into a full on acrobatic performance.
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Taken into custody on the high seas In June 2011, Harun was taken into custody by Italian authorities on a ship carrying 1,200 North African refugees from an island on the Mediterranean Sea to the Italian mainland, the court document said.
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A particular low point, from the first act, involves an almost-literal treading water song, where a bunch of sailors off to the mysterious Skull Island sing "Pressure Up." It's a monotonous song about the monotony on the high seas.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy will let its coast guard ship carrying 177 migrants it rescued on the high seas five days ago dock in Sicily, Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli said on Monday, ending a standoff with Malta over where it should disembark.
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The monsoon season now under way can bring fierce squalls and high seas in southern Thailand, especially off its west coast, and questions have been raised about why the boat had set out to sea despite warnings of bad weather.
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A coast guard vessel pursued the fishing vessel Lu Yan Yuan Yu 010 toward international waters in a high-seas chase on Monday, firing warning shots across the Chinese boat's bow as it attempted to raise the crew by radio.
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Overall, we felt WFC was moving in the right direction but without a permanent CEO the company has now moved to wait-and-see mode and in the current macro environment that is like a ship without engines in high seas.
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The operation "involved a continuous and expeditious transit that is consistent with both the right of innocent passage, which only applies in a territorial sea, and with the high seas freedom of navigation that applies beyond any territorial sea," he wrote.
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A tense urban drama in its six-episode first season, this West Coast spinoff of "The Walking Dead" is taking to the high seas for Season 2, uprooting both the story and the production as it sets sail on a yacht.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French and British fisherman pledged talks to quell a high-seas dispute over access to the scallop-rich seabed in the Baie de Seine after French vessels chased their rivals out of the zone, hurling projectiles and insults.
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CHVRCHES (Saturday and Sunday) Early this year, the energetic pop trio Chvrches, of Glasgow, briefly traded headlining festival sets and giant stages for a spell on the high seas, boarding a four-day cruise put on by the band Paramore.
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The ministers said they would need a U.N. Security Council resolution to go after arms traffickers on the high seas, but Monday's meeting signaled they were determined to stop migrant smugglers by using the EU's "Operation Sophia" mission in the Mediterranean.
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See our related lesson, "Teaching About the Rohingya Crisis in Myanmar With The New York Times" and Times coverage: "On the High Seas, Keeping Vigil for an Unwanted Minority" and "Rohingya Crisis in Myanmar Is 'Ethnic Cleansing,' U.N. Rights Chief Says."
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Paul Allen, a Microsoft founder, is unmistakable on the high seas in his $2156 million superyacht, Octopus, which has two helicopter pads, a submarine, a glass-bottom swimming pool and a recording studio, not to mention room for 26 guests.
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Italy is ready to restart the sea patrols, the country's vice foreign minister told Reuters, but diplomats said Austria was still blocking the move, based on its position that people rescued on the high seas should not be taken to Europe.
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"Now once again, we are asking this council to adopt a resolution on authorizing Operation Sophia to enforce the U.N. arms embargo on the high seas off the coast of Libya," European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini told the council.
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The proposed treaty would cover the "high seas" - an area beyond the 200-mile Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) that extends from each country's coastline into the ocean, as established by the 1982 U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
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WILMINGTON, N.C. (Reuters) - Hurricane Florence, growing in size despite its weakening winds on Wednesday, crept closer to the U.S. East Coast as disaster mobilizations expanded south from the Carolinas into Georgia to counter the deadly threat of high seas and floods.
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While the Trump administration has been focused on trade wars, China has found another way to challenge U.S. power — by using its signature overseas development policy, "The Belt and Road Initiative," to advance military interests, especially on the high seas.
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U.S. experts are developing legal arguments for doing more to stop sanctions-busting vessels, citing the last U.N. Security Council resolution which they say opened the door by calling on states to inspect suspect ships on the high seas or in their waters.
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Just as ships in the high seas might be registered in countries described as "flags of convenience" for regulatory or economic reasons, little would prevent satellite operators from formally registering their satellite fleets through flag of convenience countries for regulatory or economic reasons.
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In honor of the 70th anniversary of Day's very first time onscreen — in the 1948 musical comedy Romance on the High Seas — Getty Images' FOTO unearthed rare images in 2018 of the actress earlier in her career and in her private life.
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Shen Jinke, an official with the People's Liberation Army Air Force, said that a fleet of 40 aircraft were sent to the West Pacific via the Miyako Strait for a "routine drill on the high seas," according to China's official Xinhua news agency.
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RELATED: Trump derides the alliance Mercier maintained that NATO is already adapting -- deploying forces to fight al Qaeda and ISIS, working to contain ever-evolving types of insurgent warfare and helping combat human trafficking and the migrant crises on the high seas.
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While the UN Convention on the High Seas says a vessel should have "a genuine" link with its flag state, current rules allow ships to sail under almost any flag regardless of their ownership, as long as they pay the registration fee.
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The very first Pirates of the Caribbean movie introduced us to Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) and Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley), a pair that would ultimately become couple goals for anyone who wanted to live life on the high seas with their bae.
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Download Bradford Parkinson is an engineer, inventor and retired Air Force colonel widely recognized as the father of the Global Positioning System, or GPS, now critical for navigation, whether it's in the skies, the high seas or just traveling down the highway.
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"Search and rescue areas are not areas where the coastal state exercises sovereignty or has jurisdiction, but areas forming part of high seas where foreign military assets have every right to investigate any illegal activity departing from their coast," the Maltese government said.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - A dozen ships from the Swiss high seas fleet are being sold off as the global shipping crisis takes its toll on the quirky remnant of landlocked Switzerland's efforts to ensure supplies of essential goods at times of international unrest.
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China is due to announce its defense budget for this year this weekend, and its navy is likely to secure significant new funding as Beijing seeks to check U.S. dominance of the high seas and step up its projection of global power.
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"Excluding American citizens from American waters and forcing in this case fishermen onto the high seas to do their business - something just doesn't quite sit right," said Sean Martin, president of the Hawaii Longline Association, explaining the expansion could raise his costs.
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"We think Operation Sophia has achieved a lot in terms of bringing the numbers down... but one of the challenges the operation has is that it is still only operating on the high seas," a UK government source said, according to the Guardian.
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Telemachos John "Mike" Morfessis, 21960, who as a young Greek sailor survived calamity on the high seas and who became a prominent restaurant designer and builder after immigrating to the Washington area in 21995, died at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda on July 221.
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The countries of the North Atlantic must agree, by consensus, on what is allowed in the high seas in their region, for instance, while the International Seabed Authority regulates what is allowed on the seabed in international waters, but not much more.
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While Theresa May's Brexit deal sought to keep Britain relatively tethered to the European Union's single market, her successor's government envisions a buccaneering nation of fervent free marketeers riding the high seas of global trade — with an added emphasis on ethnocultural borders.
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Beset by strife and chaos since the dictator Siad Barre was ousted in 1991, Somalia has become a byword for chronic state collapse, torn between a stew of rapacious, heavily armed militias and, for a time, linked to piracy on the high seas.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Leading ports, banks, oil and shipping companies on Monday launched an initiative which aims to have ships and marine fuels with zero carbon emissions on the high seas by 2030, in another step by the maritime sector to reduce CO2.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Leading ports, banks, oil and shipping companies on Monday launched an initiative which aims to have ships and marine fuels with zero carbon emissions on the high seas by 2030, in another step by the maritime sector to reduce CO2.
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Technologies like blockchain - the distributed ledger technology that underpins the bitcoin currency - could help enforce the new treaty by tracking fishing on the high seas and identifying illegal behavior, said Dominic Waughray, head of the World Economic Forum's Center for Global Public Goods.
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Kylie and Travis were seen cuddling up Sunday during a date on the high seas in Miami, where they first hit up Seaspice restaurant for some grub and then boarded David Grutman's boat "SS Groot" with friends to kick back under the sun.
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Here, then was that world brought to life with all the fidelity that Ubisoft's hundreds of artists and modelers could bring, with a narrative combining secret societies with classical warfare, historical figures and high-seas adventure (I loved the pirate-themed AC Black Flag).
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Shen Jinke, an official with the People's Liberation Army Air Force, said that a fleet of 40 aircraft were sent to the West Pacific via the Miyako Strait Sunday for a "routine drill on the high seas," according to China's official Xinhua news agency.
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And while the promise of technology is at the heart of their vision of a better life, seasteaders also argue that government would work better on the high seas—that the ocean, like all frontiers, would foster a new and unexpected form of politics.
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"The Russian military is within its right to operate within international airspace, but they must behave within international standards set to ensure safety and prevent incidents, including the 1972 Agreement for the Prevention of Incidents on and Over the High Seas (INCSEA)," she said.
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"They had bill of ladings issued so that it was apparently shipped to the Maldives, but on the high seas they would change this bill of lading and they would divert the oil to Burma," Mr. Nasheed said, referring to Myanmar by its previous name.
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Agents from US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) intercepted the drug boat on Thursday after tracking it for nearly three weeks with help from Joint Interagency Task Force South, a US military and law enforcement task force that fights smuggling on the high seas.
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Santamarta (who has a history of this kind of thing) and IOActive are working with vendors and unspecified "government agencies" to address these vulnerabilities, but it sounds like, at least on the high seas, this problem is going to be with us for a while.
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But independent North Korea watchers have identified as many as 180 ships connected to the hermit state, which begs the question: How many North Korean ships like the Hao Fan 6 are still roaming the high seas, bringing in cash for the Kim regime?
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Instead, we're presented with about 90 minutes of lengthy scenes and trusted to draw meaning from them — cars falling through melting ice that used to be solid enough to drive across; rolling high seas; icebergs splitting apart; gale-force storms on highways; enormous, breathtaking waterfalls.
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Stepped-up U.N. Security Council sanctions imposed in September after North Korea's sixth nuclear test called on states to inspect vessels on the high seas, with the consent of the flag state, if they had reasonable grounds to believe the ships were carrying prohibited cargo.
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Melville wrote mostly of Americans on the high seas, most famously in "Moby-Dick," but "Billy Budd" is about the English fighting the French during the Napoleonic wars, and Britten composed his work at a time when British modern opera was gaining global respect.
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Then, in the 1970s, as marijuana trafficking ballooned on the route from Colombia into the Caribbean before arriving in the United States, Justice Department officials argued to Congress that current U.S. law constrained law enforcement's ability to punish drug smugglers caught on the high seas.
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And the show was the next leg of a Chanel voyage that began in December at the Métiers d'Art show in Hamburg, Germany, which also was inspired by the high seas — specifically the merchant mariners from that city, which Mr. Lagerfeld once called home.
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"This is all about establishing which team can respond best under the pressure," Coutts said in an interview this week in which he talked about the state of his start-up, his sport, and why his time competing on the high seas has passed.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The European Union on Monday proposed expanding a United Nations Security Council mandate for a European naval operation to allow it to crack down on arms smuggling in the high seas off war-torn Libya, though Russia voiced concerns about the idea.
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Cyclone Idai is set to hit Mozambique and Malawi with strong winds and heavy rain, high seas and storm surges, dumping more water and destruction on areas where scores have already been killed and tens of thousands displaced by floods over the past week.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Chief of U.S. Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson said on Tuesday the United States and China "will meet each other more and more on the high seas" after a Chinese warship came close to a U.S. ship in the disputed South China Sea.
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Sala believes that the quickest way to begin to buffer the oceans against the effects of climate change would be by banning fishing on the high seas — the maritime no man's land not under any country's jurisdiction that covers almost half the surface of the Earth.
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In the Sale case , the high court upheld the Clinton administration's policy of ordering the Coast Guard to interdict thousands of Haitians fleeing a dictatorship in their home country and desperately attempting to find safety in the United States by risking their lives on the high seas.
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"We can put a deal in place that the status quo goes on or we can put a deal in place that has teeth, that will allow us to designate areas in the high seas for fully protected marine reserves," says Sune Scheller, Greenpeace's expedition leader.
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And though I'm weary from all the proverbial strikes against me, I learned long ago, under the warmth of another sun, never to swim against a rip current, but to float, to conserve energy, to remain as calm as possible, drifting on the high seas of uncertainty.
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At 600,000 square miles, the new Ross Sea sanctuary will become the biggest protected area on land or sea, and the very first large-scale marine protected area on the high seas, according to the UN. It is being hailed a major, major victory for conservation.
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Looking ahead, in a bid to meet the U.N. Sustainable Development Goal 14 - to conserve and sustainably use the oceans - mapping will take centre stage during negotiations due to be completed by 2020, as nations create a new, legally binding treaty to protect the high seas.
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We can do that by using the tools of power diplomacy, from stepped up U.S. broadcasting into Iran, to a credible threat of military force should the regime take aggressive moves on the high seas or elsewhere, and by designating the IRGC as a terrorist organization.
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So far, Beijing has refused to acknowledge the court's jurisdiction, even though it ratified the treaty under which the case was brought — the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, guaranteeing unimpeded passage on the high seas for trade, fishing and oil exploration.
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"It's unprofessional, and under the rules of engagement that could have been a shoot down, so people need to understand that this is serious business, and the United States is not going to be intimidated in high seas," he said in an interview on CNN Espanol.
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The violence and increasing lawlessness in Somalia, which is also threatened by famine and drought, have resumed on the high seas as well: On Saturday, pirates attacked a merchant vessel in the Gulf of Aden but fled after being confronted by an antipiracy patrol, officials said.
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"There are various strategies of remote control, that is, pushing border control out from the territorial borders of a country so that the effective control is happening in the territory of other countries, or it is happening on the high seas or in the air," FitzGerald said.
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What We Found The government lived up to its promises to pass new laws and rules that cover everything from how thorough inspections need to be, to the maximum age of ferries, to the training of crews to better deal with emergencies on the high seas.
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In at least two cases examined by Reuters, including that of the High Seas, blending of U.S. ethanol cargoes with other products appeared to have occurred in Malaysia before the cargoes were shipped on to China, according to a Reuters analysis of shipping records and interviews with port officials.
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Definitely. But when the dust settled on the series, Bran was ruling the Seven (or, more precisely, Six) Kingdoms (with Tyrion reporting to him), Sansa had managed to separate the entire North into its own kingdom that she ruled, and Arya had sailed off to explore the high seas.
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But once Moana gets on the high seas, the film takes on the standard episodic nature of similar quest movies, with scary beasts and catchy dance numbers (most notably, one from a giant crab who is very fond of glittery things, voiced by Flight of the Conchords' Jemaine Clement).
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Considering all the in-flight disasters that have happened recently—not to mention the threat of getting trapped on a plane with a live band—it might be better to just give up air travel altogether and take your chances out on the high seas from now on.
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The ex-supermodel and her new rock star hubby are STILL laying out on the high seas off Capri, where they've been enjoying the yacht life ... but, more importantly, each other ... as you can tell in these pics of them smoochin' and getting a little nakey on board.
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While Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin stopped short of saying the United States Navy would forcibly board ships on the high seas, administration officials privately have said that sailors may yet be called upon to do so, if hostile foreign vessels are suspected of transporting certain material to North Korea.
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But if the sections authorizing interdictions at sea survive, it could set the stage for some of the tensest encounters on the high seas since the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, when President John F. Kennedy ordered a complete blockade around the island to prevent Soviet missiles from being installed.
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"The Russian military is within its right to operate within international airspace, but they must behave within international standards set to ensure safety and prevent incidents, including the 1972 Agreement for the Prevention of Incidents on and Over the High Seas (INCSEA)," said a Navy spokeswoman at the time.
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Nearly all the country's largest employers are privately owned, including facility services juggernaut ISS; Carlsberg, one of the largest independent brewers in the world; Novo Nordisk, a global leader in diabetes treatment with a $100 billion market value; and AP Moeller-Maersk, the top shipping company on the high seas.
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Photographs recently released by the Australian government show that light anti-armor weapons seized from a smuggling vessel near Yemen's coast appear to have been manufactured in Iran, further suggesting that Tehran has had a hand in a high-seas gunrunning operation to the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.
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Due to the blocking pattern, Hermine — which may either be a post-tropical storm by that point or a fully tropical system — is forecast to swirl around off the coast of southeastern New Jersey for about three days, allowing for the buildup of high seas and pounding of fragile shorelines.
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In a speech at the U.S. Naval Academy last week, Carter accused China of attempting to play by its own rules on the high seas, in the global economy and in cyberspace and warned that it could erect "a Great Wall of self-isolation" given regional concerns about its behavior.
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South Korea has seized two oil tankers, one with a Hong Kong flag and the other registered in Panama, on the suspicion that they were used to smuggle refined petroleum products into North Korea through ship-to-ship transfers on the high seas, trade that is prohibited by United Nations sanctions.
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A seven-minute house tour from Chiara Ferragni, Tamera Mowry talking about her struggles with gray hairs, and a tongue-lolling adventure on the high seas with pro dog influencer Doug the Pug: These are just a few of the trending videos today on IGTV, Instagram's first take on longer-form video.
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"These two species, the 'cheetahs of the ocean', play key roles as top predators in the world's high seas, and are highly valued for their meat, along with their fins, and are caught in huge numbers globally in commercial and recreational fisheries," Luke Warwick of the Wildlife Conservation Society said in a statement.
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U.N. economic options include an embargo on oil supplies to North Korea; a global ban on Air Koryo, its national airline; and interdiction of North Korean freighters on the high seas, a step that would go beyond an existing requirement for nations to inspect ships transiting their territory, the officials said this week.
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In another world — or really, in this outfit — we pretend Rihanna is not just one of the greatest quadruple threats of all time, but also a renowned poet, novelist, and playwright who meditates often and lives in seclusion after a life of piracy on the high seas, or something nouveau riche like that.
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Shot on a coast guardsman's helmet camera, the one-minute clip posted to the Department of Defense's imagery website captured the remarkable end of a June 18 high seas pursuit on that ended with one team member leaping aboard a moving submersible and pounding on the hatch until suspected drug runners opened up.
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A treaty, if and when it goes into effect, would scale up those efforts: Advocates want 30 percent of the high seas to be set aside, while the United Nations development goals, which the nations of the world have already agreed to, propose to protect at least 10 percent of international waters.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Monday morning, visitors to the Louvre were treated to an unexpected spectacle as a group of activists fell to the floor in front of Théodore Géricault's famous painting, "The Raft of the Medusa" (1818–19), extending its vivid scene of disaster on the high seas into the gallery.
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Bezos already made waves this month when reports surfaced that he $400 millionBusiness InsiderRead more: Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez partied with Lloyd Blankfein and model Karlie Kloss aboard billionaire David Geffen's superyachtBut Bezos and crew aren't the first to cruise the high seas with Geffen, who appears to love hosting celebrities, musicians, and actors.
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Dave Aitel's proposal over at The Hill for "a cyber investigatory setup funded by private industry" to react to hacks into the American government may not be a good idea, per se, but who can afford that kind of cost-benefit analysis when we're already in the throes of de-facto high-seas Internet warfare?
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Word of the Day noun: a person without a home, job, or property noun: a ship abandoned on the high seas adjective: worn and broken down by hard use adjective: in deplorable condition adjective: failing in what duty requires adjective: forsaken by owner or inhabitants _________ The word derelict has appeared in 165 articles on NYTimes.
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"This is really is a historic moment in the international law of the sea," said Harriet Harden-Davies, a researcher the University of Wollongong who was involved in the talks at the U.N. The counterargument, Ms. Harden-Davies explained, is that no one owns the high seas — and developing these products is a costly gamble.
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At that time, the base was not a detention center but rather a holding ground for "boat people" from Cuba and Haiti, considered outside U.S. jurisdiction, a place that enabled the White House to decide if those people picked up on the high seas would be returned, without the protection of the U.S. Constitution.
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Related: Canadian Navy Could Use Space and Lasers to Battle Pirates on the High Seas "The US military is the most reliant on satellite capabilities of any military in the world," noted Theresa Hitchens, an expert on space and cyber security at the Center for International and Security Studies at the University of Maryland.
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Developer Bruce Makowsky — who previously sold a record-breaking spec home in Beverly Hills for $70 million in early 2015 — spent a significant amount of time on multi-million-dollar mega-yachts as research for his projects and decided to channel the luxury he experienced on the high seas into his homes for the uber-wealthy.
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The credits for episode 301 debuted without the Highland bagpipes that feel so quintessentially Scottish, and although we didn't know it when the season began, this subtle change hinted at the momentous journey Claire and Jamie would soon embark upon: "we're going onto the high seas; we're going to Jamaica — we are leaving Scotland behind," McCreary says.
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Matt Singer, Screencrush: After 15 years, Captain Jack has devolved into an accumulation of ticks and pratfalls, and his movies are basically lavish high-seas versions of a Scooby-Doo episode: A guh-guh-guh-ghost does a bunch of spooky stuff and everyone runs and screams for a while, and then the bad guy gets caught.
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The Coalition government has long shunned international laws when it comes to the treatment of asylum seekers, going right back to the interception of the MV Tampa -- a Norwegian vessel that had picked up asylum seekers whose boat was sinking on the high seas -- back in 2001 when former conservative Liberal Party leader John Howard was Prime Minister.
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The Times's Nicholas Casey has for years provided an unforgettable chronicle of human tragedy in the form of Venezuelan parents burying their starving children, of hospital patients dying for lack of basics such as antibiotics or oxygen tanks, of yet another generation of boat people risking their lives on the high seas to flee their socialist paradise.
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"Aircraft carrier strike groups are supposed to sail on the high seas and into unfamiliar territory, so aside from having a background as naval aviators, all commanding officers should have a broad set of skills and knowledge — from foreign languages and international maritime law to air and sea operations — to help them make good decisions," he said.
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Four years after passage of the Secure Fence Act of 22011, which called for building 700 miles of barrier wall along the southern US border to thwart illegal drug and human trafficking, it was clear that the unprecedented surge in border enforcement had pushed illegal immigration routes from border cities into remote wilderness areas and onto the high seas.
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