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Retrieved August 27, 2023. Khan,
Khalil U. (15
September 2014). "
Stevedoring & The Role of
Stevedores in Shipping". The
International Institute of
Marine Surveying...
- The
stevedore knot is a
stopper knot,
often tied near the end of a rope. It is more
bulky and less
prone to
jamming than the
closely related figure-eight...
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aspects of the 1998
Australian waterfront dispute, in
which a
major stevedoring operation, the
Patrick group of companies,
sought to
replace its largely...
- theory, the
stevedore knot is one of
three prime knots with
crossing number six, the
others being the 62 knot and the 63 knot. The
stevedore knot is listed...
- case
directly overruled Puget Sound Stevedoring Co. v
State Tax
Commission and
Joseph v.
Carter & W****es
Stevedoring Co.. This case
expanded the rights...
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along the
Baltic Sea. Additionally, in the Far East they
oversee Eastern Stevedoring Company in
Vostochny Port on the Sea of ****an.
Beyond Russian borders...
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Stevedore operations were
established by the
United States Army to
provide movement of
supplies through ports in
support of the
American Expeditionary...
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December 1947 with the
Stevedoring Industry Act 1947,
which was
itself amended in 1948 and
replaced with the
Stevedoring Industry Act 1949,
which was...
- #7. In the 1950s, the W****s
Stevedoring Company ventured into a
number of
marine projects outside the
field of
stevedoring. The
company performed salvage...
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Coast of Australia. By 1925 it was
operating as both a
shipping line and
stevedore,
gradually expanding interstate. The
shipping operations were sold to...
