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MARITIME
REPORTER
AND
ENGINEERING NEWS 118 East 25th Street
New York, NY 10010 (212) 477-6700 (212) 254-6271 Fax
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May
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April 3 • TANKER TECHNOLOGY & THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
Ship Owners, Builders and Equipment Suppliers look at Antipollution
Regulations, New Requirements, Double-Hull Designs and the Best
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May 26-29 • Posidonia
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June 1-5
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May 8 • ANNUAL WORLD YEARBOOK ISSUE - 1992
World's Largest Data-Filled Marine Industry Annual *
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Exclusive Reports authored by Industry Leaders on the Current Status and Forecast for
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The most comprehensive Statistical Guide to the U.S. Marine Industry - detailing Ocean, Coastal and Inland River Fleets plus the Latest Ship and Boat
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U.S. Parent Companies of Foreign Flag Ships, Cruise Vessel Fleets, U.S. Navy Fleet, U.S. Inland and Coastal Towboat and Barge Fleet, U.S. Vessel
Construction (Large and Small), Cruise Vessel Construction (Large and Small), U.S. Navy Construction, U.S. Ports and more. * Maritime Reporter's 1991 World Yearbook was over 70% larger than the yearbook of the no. 2 magazine.
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August 1-5
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