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The Shipkiller The Shipkiller by Justin Scott
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“You can do everything right, strictly according to procedure, on the ocean, and it'll still kill you, but if you're a good navigator, at least you'll know where you were when you died.

(In "The Nautical Chart" by Arturo Perez-Reverte)”
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“We are a legitimate nation and legitimate nations do not underwrite piracy on the high seas.”
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“Upper quadrant. Twelve o’clock. A bright-green light. A wave? A glitch? It faded. But when the bow rose it blossomed again. Hardin stared—his excitement mounting—gauging its intensity, willing it not to be a wave, gradually realizing that a wave couldn’t last so long,”
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“eleven degrees fifteen minutes and ten seconds east, and thirty degrees, twenty-nine minutes south”
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“I like things clear. That’s why I like sailing. What the ocean wants, the ocean gets. And if you feel the need to be absolutely right about something, you can polish your navigation. You can do everything right, strictly according to procedure, on the ocean, and it’ll still kill you; but if you’re a good navigator, at least you’ll know where you were when you died.”
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“To land. May it fall where it ought.”
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“Or he might be a free lance representing IRA provisionals, or the German Red Army, or Italian Red Brigade, or Palestinians.”
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“Whenever it served the Mossad,”
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“The law is largely an orderly process of redress.”
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“She looked out at the sea, then behind them. Her body went rigid in his arms. “Oh, my God!” Hardin turned and stared. A black steel wall filled the horizon.”
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“The number of ships that lie on the seabed since time beginning is in the millions.”
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