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  2. Ghen v. Rich - Wikipedia

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    Ghen v. Rich; Court: United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts: Decided: April 23 1881: Holding; It was unreasonable to expect the whaler to wait for the whale to return to the surface and therefore the whaler who killed the whale retained his claim to the property

  3. Anti-whaling campaigner Paul Watson arrested in ... - AOL

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    Greenland police said they apprehended veteran environmental activist and anti-whaling campaigner Paul Watson on an international arrest warrant issued by Japan. Watson, a 73-year-old Canadian ...

  4. Anti-whaling - Wikipedia

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    The whaling company even brought the media out on its own boats after several days of prepping the reporters and explaining the benefits of whaling. When the activists attempted to get between the whalers and their targets the gunners fired over the Zodiacs resulting in several close calls for their crews.

  5. Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson to remain detained in ... - AOL

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    COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson will remain in detention in Greenland after he was arrested in the Danish autonomous territory last month, while Denmark decides whether to ...

  6. Anti-whaling campaigner arrested in Greenland and police say ...

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    The foundation said the ship, along with 25 volunteer crew members, was en route to the North Pacific on a mission to intercept a new Japanese whaling ship. “The arrest is believed to be related to a former Red Notice issued for Captain Watson’s previous anti-whaling interventions in the Antarctic region,” the foundation said in an ...

  7. 1986 Hvalur sinkings - Wikipedia

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    The incident was an attempt by animal-rights activists to disrupt Iceland's whaling industry after the country circumvented a commercial ban on the practice to conduct research. No one was injured but the attack caused $2 million worth of damage to the ships, $2 million worth of damage to the processing plant, and damage to the whale meat ...

  8. How to tail a suspect – MI5’s advice to new recruits - AOL

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    “When he is a suspicious a suspect will often board a train just before the doors close, making himself the last one on the train, or he may alight at the last moment: so do not give him any ...

  9. Whaling disaster of 1871 - Wikipedia

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    Sept 9: There was an attempt to lighten the two smallest whalers. The 270 ton Kohala and the 149 ton Victoria attempted to escape back to the Bering Strait but failed when both ships grounded. Sep 11: Three whaleboats from the Florida reached the southmost seven whaleships and notified them of an impending evacuation from the ships north of ...