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• Whaling
  ...fers to the hunting of [[whale]]s for their blubber (oil) and meat. Today, whaling remains part of the cultures of [[Japan]], [[Norway]] and [[Iceland]], and By 1650 Europeans had already been whaling for the better part of a thousand years, with hunters from the Basque regio
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• Whaling/Approval
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• Whaling/Definition
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• Whaling/External Links
  ...ational Whaling Commission] - international body concerned with regulating whaling worldwide. ==Pro-whaling groups==
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• Whaling/Related Articles
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• Whaling/External Links
  ...ational Whaling Commission] - international body concerned with regulating whaling worldwide. ==Pro-whaling groups==
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• Whale meat/External Links
  ...aa.gov/protectedresources/whales/bowhead/aewcbooklet2007.pdf Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission Booklet 2007] *[http://www.alaska-aewc.com/ Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission Home Page]
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• South Georgia Island
  ...of the whaling period, operated a movie theatre and other amenities to the whaling crews. A museum is maintained at Grytviken, and it is visited by tourists
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• Grytviken/Definition
  A former whaling station in [[South Georgia]], where a few plucky inhabitants maintain a mus
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• Grytviken
  ...ing of [[whales]] about a dozen of these fjords had settlements devoted to whaling. Of these Grytviken is the only one with a small civilian population, and At the height of the whaling boom Grytviken even had a movie theatre. There is a museum in Grytviken, a
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• Flower-class/Definition
  ...II [[Royal Navy]] [[corvette]] used as an [[ocean escort]], derived from a whaling vessel, slower than some German submarines but fast enough to keep up with
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• New Bedford, Massachusetts/External Links
  *[http://www.whalingmuseum.org/ New Bedford Whaling Museum]
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• C.W. Nicol/Related Articles
  {{r|Whaling}}
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• Whale meat/Related Articles
  {{r|Whaling}}
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• Iceland/Related Articles
  {{r|Whaling}}
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• South Georgia
  ...settlements that serviced fleets of [[whaling]] vessels. Most of the old whaling ports have been entirely abandoned. [[Grytviken]] is largely abandoned. B
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• Newfoundland and Labrador/Related Articles
  {{r|Whaling}}
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• Whale meat
  ...lso appear on menus in [[Norway]] and [[Iceland]], where whales are also [[whaling|hunted]], and also some [[Aboriginal]] communities take whales for their [[ ...object to the hunting and eating of whales and [[dolphin]]s. In turn, pro-whaling representatives have argued that eating whale meat is more [[global warming
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• Theories of religion/External Links
  ...of the history of the study of religion] in DISKUS Vol. 7 (2006) by Frank Whaling, [[University of Edinburgh]]
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• Whale meat/Gallery
  ...uccessful hunt is shared by an Inupiaq Eskimo at [[Nalukataq]], the spring whaling festival.
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• Whaling
  ...fers to the hunting of [[whale]]s for their blubber (oil) and meat. Today, whaling remains part of the cultures of [[Japan]], [[Norway]] and [[Iceland]], and By 1650 Europeans had already been whaling for the better part of a thousand years, with hunters from the Basque regio
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• Nauru
  ...first European to visit the island in 1798, naming it Pleasant Island, and whaling ships and traders later used the island to replenish water and food supplie
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• C.W. Nicol
  ...on woodland issues and [[deforestation]]. He is sympathetic to Japanese [[whaling]], which has earned him some international criticism, but has also attacked
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• Orion (1904 ship)
  ...displacing 109 tonnes. Robert Lloyd Weber, author of a book on commercial whaling in the Pacific Northwest, wrote that she was the first steam-powered chaser | title = On the Northwest: Commercial Whaling in the Pacific Northwest, 1790-1967
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• Erik (HBC vessel)
  ...She was [[Ceremonial ship launching|launched]] in 1865, and worked as a [[whaling ship]], off [[Labrador]], until her purchase by the [[Hudson's Bay Company
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