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If a port is in fact unsafe，it ______ irrelevant that well-informed men might have erroneously pronounced it to be safe．
A.provides
B.has
C.contains
D.is
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B.attending
C.to attend
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longshore labor went on strike in the port causing undue vessel delayC
portions of his vessel's cargo were illegally impounded in a foreign portD
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Portions of his vessel's cargo were illegally impoundedB
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Cargo was received at ship side which was damaged in land transitD
The vessel encountered heavy weather which might have caused bottom damage
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单选题It took 12 men 4 hours to build a structure. Working at the same rate, how many additional men could have been hired in order for the job to have taken 1 hour less?A
twoB
threeC
fourD
six.E
eight
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单选题An American Shipowner can（）in an American port any ship in the same ownership as the one with which he has collided，in spite of the fact that the collision may have occurred in some distant part of the world.A
attackB
attachC
attainD
attend
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单选题If a port is in fact unsafe，it（）irrelevant that well-informed men might have erroneously pronounced it to be safe.A
providesB
hasC
containsD
is
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单选题If the Charterer nominates an unsafe port and the ship is damaged through going there，（）will be liable for the damage，subject to that the master acts reasonably in going there.A
heB
sheC
the ownerD
the shipper
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单选题If the Charterer sends a vessel to an unsafe port，and she is damaged as a result，he will have to indemnify the（）.A
ReceiverB
Cargo ownerC
ShipownerD
Merchant
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单选题The main purpose of port State control is not to（）A
prevent an unsafe ship proceeding to seaB
prevent a ship threatening the marine environmentC
fine the shipsD
confirm a safe sailing
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