A pair of tugboats guide a ship as it docks.
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On my left, the East River opens out, pleated by tugboats.
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Other fireboats spend their latter years in shipyards, working as tugboats.
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Tugboats and other vessels were called in to secure the barges.
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The other was left there by tugboats four days later, Belomorkanal reported.
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Several tugboats and other vessels were involved in the operation, they added.
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"I remember saying, 'I don't want to work with tugboats,'" she said.
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Two tugboats from Saudi Arabia appeared to have reached the ships, TankerTrackers said.
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Minnesota will spend $47 million to replace diesel school buses, ferries and tugboats.
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This novel has overlapping stories that, like tugboats, nudge one another into harbor.
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Today, 200 tugboats push round 2,200 barges, mostly brimming with soyabeans and other crops.
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Pictures showed water being sprayed from tugboats and fire engines into the ship's hold.
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A cargo ship, tugboats and vessels run by volunteer groups helped in the rescue operations.
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Each barge is assisted by two tugboats, one at the front and another at the rear.
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At the time, Mr. Choate was working a new job, piloting tugboats off the coast of Maine.
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One captain blows his horn, the other boats join in, and soon all the tugboats are blowing.
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" Another balloon was found broken in half and floating in the East River, "pursued by two tugboats.
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"There is actually only seven — two of those seven are tugboats, they are salvage ships," he said.
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The new set of locks requires tugboats to accompany vessels passing through the waterway during the entire transit.
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Half of the ship was taken ashore by tugboats, while the remainder is in the water gradually sinking.
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They look like sumo wrestlers, if sumo wrestlers were hundred-ton tugboats belching smoke and kicking up water.
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He crewed rusting tugboats, a putrid livestock carrier and cruise ships, working his way up to officer rank.
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CMB plans to launch a hydrogen engine next year that can power larger vessels such as tugboats and barges.
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Rescue services have begun to attach lines to the ship from tugboats to begin towing it towards the port.
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His family had been in tugboats starting with his great-grandfather, and there was once a Flannery Tugboat Company.
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Planned events on the Decker, which has been refit with diesel engines, include stories about tugboats as working vessels.
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Fourteen Indonesians were abducted in two separate assaults on tugboats in March and April but were freed in May.
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Once there, he would overcharge for "fuel, tugboats, barges, food, water, and sewage removal," the Washington Post reported last year.
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The tugboats, one in front and the other behind, were towing the ship at 7 knots (13 kilometres per hour).
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The elements were precast on Guishan Island, near Zhuhai, and transported to the construction site by floating pontoons and tugboats.
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Londor A. Rankin leads the union of canal pilots, who board transiting ships and direct them, along with the tugboats.
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Two white tugboats — the Susan Miller and the Catherine C. Miller — head out into the fog of New York harbor.
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From the cliffs of Weehawken, on the New Jersey side of the Hudson, the tugboats do not appear so fast.
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Q&A It's more efficient for tugboats to nudge barges along, but some conditions require that the loads be towed.
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With surprising quietness, considering how big the ship was, a fleet of tugboats helped us pull away and leave port.
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His Singapore-based company Glenn Defense Marine Asia (GDMA) provided services to Navy ships including fuel and tugboats at Asian ports.
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Players find not just foreclosed houses and abandoned mines, but also giant eagles, ghostly mathematicians and tugboats powered by mechanical mammoths.
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In exchange the US Navy officials steered ships to ports where Francis' company operated, providing service such as fuel and tugboats.
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And most noticeably, a massive cover of Tugboats magazine featuring Degeneres in a low-cut swimsuit is the centerpiece of the bedroom.
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Singapore sent tugboats and naval and coast guard vessels to search for the missing sailors and Indonesia said it sent two warships.
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The McCain was able to request tugboats and pilots from Singapore Harbor to assist in getting the ship to Changi Naval Base.
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Then the tugboats peel away from Manhattan, one by one, and head back to their berths in Bayonne, Newark, or Staten Island.
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"There's heavy marine traffic, large vessels, tugboats, barges," said Vincent Alessi, a managing member of Duraport Marine and Rail Terminal in Bayonne.
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Triple-hulled barges carrying everything from corn for breakfast cereal and cement for construction are a constant presence, led by straining tugboats.
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Jorge Quijano, administrator of the Canal authority, told Reuters that operational rules for tugboats demand only one captain, two crew and one machinist.
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Only ships with a capacity of over 500 tonnes will be allowed to resume sailing while smaller vessels and tugboats are still banned.
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How in the world would you clear all those derelict, darkened ships from a choked port when the tugboats are derelict as well?
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The militants have mostly targeted slow-moving tugboats in the busy section of the sea that borders the southern Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia.
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Tugboats tow freighters, ferries and yachts to repair yards like the century-old RMK Merrill-Stevens, which is undergoing a $30 million renovation.
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Rescuers pumped ballast water out of the ship and then used two tugboats with 1,500-meter (4,920-foot) tow lines to pull it free.
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Two tugboats and a Norwegian coastguard vessel were initially on their way to the scene, but were called off, a rescue service spokeswoman said.
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The recent kidnappings have alarmed the Indonesian government in Jakarta, in particular, because Indonesian tugboats have been the primary targets of Abu Sayyaf militants.
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The company said that the ship had been accompanied by two tugboats when it hit the wharf and the smaller boat at San Basilio.
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The city's growing fleet of ferries has to share the water with tugboats, barges, cruise ships, yachts, kayaks, canoes and even stand-up paddleboarders.
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Highlights include a waterfront activity fair on Governors Island, a kayak race with two dozen teams, and tours of vessels like tugboats and yachts.
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Rescuers originally hoped to free it at high tide a day later but determined that the water around the ship was too shallow for tugboats.
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Years later, he again hopes to sail the ark — a difficult task since it does not have a motor and must be moved by tugboats.
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The tugboats, one in front of the ship and the other behind it, were towing at a speed of 7 knots (13 kilometres per hour).
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Today, on a revitalized river, water scooters play chicken, darting in the wakes of barges, while flimsy single-person craft slip among sailboats and tugboats.
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The company's energy system, which is currently installed on roughly 20 ferries and tugboats around the world, uses lithium nickel manganese cobalt, or NMC, batteries.
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The ride went smoothly, though a bus loomed suddenly at one point behind the bikes like a tall barge moving close to a line of tugboats.
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Two tugboats guiding the cruise ship into Venice tried to stop the MSC Opera, but they were unable to prevent it from ramming into the riverboat.
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The airlift of passengers from the ship by helicopter was suspended on Sunday morning as two tugboats started steering the vessel towards the port of Molde.
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The company proposed fixing the cars as best it could, while reducing emissions in other ways, like installing cleaner engines in government trucks, buses and tugboats.
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Though the builders are more accustomed to constructing rugged vessels like tugboats, they have taken a fancy to making boats that will have a higher profile.
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Sailors could not get to their tugboats at Saint Nazaire port because a picket line by striking workers was blocking access, Total said in a statement.
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Ms. Yeomans is also a freelance illustrator who keeps a sketchbook on board and draws and paints tugboats, lighthouses and other nautical themes during down time.
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Indonesia is trying to free about 14 of its citizens seized from tugboats by Abu Sayyaf rebels from the southern Philippines and has called for joint patrols.
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Other eligible vehicles include tugboats, ferries, freight switchers, transit buses, medium and heavy duty trucks, airport ground support vehicles and ocean going vessels, according to settlement documents.
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The book, published around 1963, speaks to Finlay's interest in tooting tugboats, which in turn reflects his fascination with the sounds of words regardless of their meaning.
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The trip, which can take a full day depending on traffic, requires the careful choreography of skilled freighter pilots, tugboats, and the immense doors that separate each lock.
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Up to 18 Indonesians and Malaysians have been kidnapped in three attacks on tugboats in Philippine waters by groups suspected of ties to the Abu Sayyaf militant network.
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The wall is an antidote to the currents and winds that push and pull ships into awkward angles, making tugboats wrestle the elements before achieving the proper position.
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The plant's two reactors sit atop a nearly 20113-foot platform, which will be pulled by tugboats through the Northern Sea Route starting next month, according to CNN.
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The plant's two reactors sit atop a nearly 500-foot platform, which will be pulled by tugboats through the Northern Sea Route starting next month, according to CNN.
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Abu Sayyaf rebels have been intercepting slow-moving tugboats in waters near the borders of Malaysia and the Philippines, taking captive more than a dozen Indonesian and Malaysian sailors.
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Captain Flannery went to Bishop Ford Central Catholic High School, in Brooklyn, tried college but didn't like it, and began working on tugboats as a deckhand at twenty-two.
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A combined 18 crew from Indonesia and Malaysia have been taken captive in three separate attacks on tugboats in Philippine waters close to maritime borders with the two countries.
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"Deadliest Catch" star Neal Hillstrand is getting his family fishing vessel dragged into his divorce proceedings with his wife ... but this story doesn't have anything to do with tugboats.
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Computer images, apparently recorded in real time, show tugboats struggling to position the Xin Fei Zhou as it approached the chamber before striking the left corner of the lock wall.
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A flotilla of tugboats and emergency boats converged on the crash site, a couple of hundred yards north of Roosevelt Island, and began a frenzied search for others on board.
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Six tugboats guided the future John F. Kennedy about a mile down Virginia&aposs James River from Newport News Shipbuilding&aposs Dry Dock 12 to the installation&aposs Pier 3.
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In 1955, for example, about a million people worked in New York City's factories, and in its crowded harbor, tramp steamers, ocean liners and tugboats struggled to avoid one another.
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The airlift of passengers, many of them elderly, from the Viking Cruises ship by helicopter was halted on Sunday morning as two tugboats started steering the vessel towards the nearest port.
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Known as the so-called "Fat Leonard" scandal, the investigation centers on former defense contractor Leonard Glenn "Fat Leonard" Francis, whose company provided services to Navy ships including fuel and tugboats.
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In a reversal of most people's commutes, Mr. Santana said, the commotion from tugboats, barges, divers and kayaks usually picks up after the morning rush hour and dies down before the evening.
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But since Billiot has spent most of his life on the water -- on tugboats, oyster boats and tiny wooden pirogues, like the one he used to paddle to grade school -- he didn't get seasick.
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Still incredulous, they came to wish the caissons bon voyage a week later, after a 150-foot-wide cut was opened in the dike, allowing six tugboats to wrangle it out into the river.
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The old bridge parts will be sunk, along with 30 decommissioned barges, tugboats and tenders from the Erie Canal and upstate waterways as well as steel pipes and scrap materials from state transportation projects. Gov.
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G. I legit did not know that tugboats were still a force of the shipping industry, but this essay by Reuters captures both the romance (think Mark Twain) and the hardship (think dying rustbelt towns).
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Nearby is the 21960 schooner Pioneer, just back from a five-day sail up the Hudson River, and the W. O. Decker, which is one of the last surviving New York-built wooden steam tugboats.
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"The two tugboats tried to stop the giant and then a tow cable broke, cut by the collision with the riverboat," Davide Calderan, president of a tugboat association in Venice, told the Italian news agency ANSA.
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Groups such as Abu Sayyaf are targeting small vessels, such as fishing trawlers or tugboats pulling coal barges that lack security forces, Abuza said, noting that October's hijacking of the large Korean vessel was a rarity.
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To construct the various facilities, the government provided RMK-BRJ with 21972,21.9 pieces of equipment; the consortium also leased or chartered 214 aircraft, two landing ships, 21971 landing craft, 21972 dredges, 0003 barges and 2000 tugboats.
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Image courtesy of the artist Come September London's river Thames will welcome a three-story high giant lantern that will share the tidal river along with the usual tugboats, tourist cruisers, and the odd seagull bobbing along.
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"The evacuation continues at the request of the vessel ... they need tugboats to get to port," rescue service spokesman Per Fjeld said, adding that the plan was to bring the Viking Sky to the town of Molde.
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Tugboats and barges remain banned from entering Philippine waters, but larger cargo ships holding capacity of over 500 tonnes are allowed to resume trade since smaller ships were more at risk, the Transportation Ministry said on October 30.
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The crews on the other tugboats, the Trevor to the left of the moving barge and the Realist to the rear of it, tried to help the Specialist's crew members but were unable to reach them, he said.
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Today you can drive on a gravel road on top of the levee between the fields and the Mississippi, the wide, eddying river and glacial tugboats on one side, cotton on the other, red-winged blackbirds darting between them.
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There is the harbor traffic — ferries, tugboats, barges and other large vessels that ply the Hudson — that must be diverted, along with a designated area for the more than 700 personal recreational boats expected to anchor for the event.
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Moored along a four-block stretch of shore where the Hudson meets Manhattan are turbocharged tour boats painted green with gaping jaws, hulking ferries, yawing cruise ships, idling tugboats and a conga line of sightseeing craft picking up tourists.
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The Specialist was one of three tugboats that left the Albany area on Friday night escorting a barge carrying a tower crane down the Hudson River to a terminal in Jersey City, Mr. Astorino said at a news conference.
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The piece consisted of tugboats pulling actual icebergs from Greenland to the Place du Pantheon in Paris, which, arranged to resemble a clock, were then allowed to melt uninterrupted, in a public display of the urgency of climate legislation.
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It took eight weeks for the world's largest floating gas production vessel to be hauled by tugboats from a South Korean shipyard to the spot almost 500km off the north-west coast of Australia where it was moored last month.
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The information he gave to Francis included ship movements and helping arrange visits by U.S. Navy vessels to ports where Francis' company, the Singapore-based Glenn Davis Marine Asia Ltd, had contracts to provide tugboats, security, fuel, waste removal and other services, prosecutors said.
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DALIAN, China — In April, on the 20153th anniversary of the founding of China's Navy, the country's first domestically built aircraft carrier stirred from its berth in the port city of Dalian on the Bohai Sea, tethered to tugboats for a test of its seaworthiness.
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Critics have charged that spending millions on a relatively small number of expensive electric buses is an inefficient way to clean up air pollution, and that states could reduce pollution more cheaply by focusing on cleaner diesel technology for buses, trucks, locomotives and tugboats.
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Prosecutors say he provided Francis classified information worth millions of dollars, including ship movements, and helping arrange visits by U.S. Navy vessels to ports where Francis' company, the Singapore-based Glenn Davis Marine Asia Ltd, had contracts to provide tugboats, security, fuel, waste removal and other services.
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The 228-acre site, now owned by the city after closing in 2200, offers a mix of tenants akin to Kearny Point: a whiskey distiller, a glass engraver and a furniture maker, but also a cement company and even traditional dry docks, where tugboats are repaired.
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The situation may be far worse in the port of Corpus Christi, which may be crippled for some time since a drill ship broke loose from some tugboats and ran aground in the narrow shipping channel near Port Aransas, perhaps the most threatened choke point on the entire coast.
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Indonesia's handling of a recent spate of hijackings of coal-laden tugboats and the kidnap of their crews could determine whether the country's already serious problem with piracy spirals into a situation akin to that seen off the coast of East Africa in recent years, according to a maritime security expert.
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Abbas Mousavi, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said that Iranian forces had rushed to the aid of an unidentified tanker that had sent a distress call after a "technical glitch," according to reports Tuesday night from the semiofficial Iranian news agency Press TV. He said that tugboats had towed it toward Iranian waters for repairs.
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Abbas Mousavi, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said that Iranian forces had rushed to the aid of an unidentified tanker that had sent a distress call after a "technical glitch," according to reports Tuesday night from the semiofficial Iranian news agency Press TV. He said that tugboats had towed it toward Iranian waters for repairs.
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