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Seabound

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Sea´bound`
a.1.Bounded by the sea.
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From there he sailed north via New Plymouth to Auckland, where he spent a few days before sailing southeast for Gisborne, where his seabound New Zealand travel ended.
Seacoast stuff by Lloyd, Mike / Junctures: The Journal for Thematic Dialogue
Bulmers Logistics, based in Grangetown near Redcar, went into administration last week after its business suffered from a slump in the volume of seabound container freight in which it specialised.
'Pre-pack' administration deal secures 115 haulage firm jobs by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
A slump in the volume of seabound container freight in which the company specialised forced Bulmers into administration last week, but it was rescued in what is believed to have been a "pre-pack' administration deal put together by Deloitte's Newcastle office.
Rescue saves 115 jobs; Deal keeps trucking company on the road by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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