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MHI to build new-generation LNG carrier
New-generation LNG carrier for transportation of Ichthys Project LNG to Osaka Gas and Kyushu Electric Power Mitsubishi Heavy Industries will sign...
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Piriou and DCNS establish Kership
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NOAA reports six more stocks rebuilt in 2012
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