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The seafaring nature of the design also underscored the new hopes of the German Empire under Wilhelm II.

Each of these roles carries unique responsibilities that are integral to the successful operation of a seafaring vessel.

, the island was not seriously affected by the violent drug trafficking of Colombia, but many islanders were recruited to work for traffickers due to their seafaring skills and knowledge of the waters of the area and to the scarcity of other employment opportunities on the island.

The injury prompted his retirement from seafaring.

The school is owned by the Crown naval charity, Greenwich Hospital and as a result provides a number of means-tested bursaries for families with a seafaring background.

Many of the modern-day Royal Hospital School traditions are associated with the Royal Navy or seafaring.

On 1 April 2018, Star Trek databas announced, as an April Fool, that CBS had confirmed the series to be sit in the same primary fictional universe as Star Trek, and that because of the major costs for a space opera series, the setting was instead changed to a seafaring ship on Earth.

Pierre recounts his adventures with Spanish and English ships, resulting in wealth that allowed him to leave the seafaring life to be a land-dweller.

The Village had prospered, in the days when the Colony's economy was seafaring, according to popular accounts, due to its distance from customs officials in St.

The Giants, a seafaring people who live on the eastern coast of the Land, have a strong understanding of the Earthpower, especially as it relates to the Sea and other waters.

The diocese of Ross was taken by the seafaring kingdom Corco Loígde.

It is estimated many of these visas were actually used by Jewish German fleeing through the Spain in addition to the stowaways smuggled in by seafaring “coyotes.

The seafaring qualities of the new enlarged ship have been considerably improved.