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机译：杰普森海洋保持水域安全

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Norway's Jeppesen Marine's Piracy Update product, which combines navigational charts with up-to-date information regarding piracy surveillance and incidents, won the first ever Safety at Sea International Security Award last month.

机译：挪威的Jeppesen Marine的盗版更新产品结合了导航图和有关盗版监视和事件的最新信息，上个月获得了首个海上安全奖。

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《Marine Log》 |2010年第7期|P.19|共1页
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