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porpoise
the smallest cetacean, 6 ft long weighing 100 lb, black on top, white belly, piscivorous and an excellent swimmer. The common porpoise is Phocaena phocaena. There are other species, e.g. P. sinus (Pacific harbor porpoise).
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Police visited several of their customers as part of a sting called Operation Seahog.
SECURITY GUARDS HAD NO LICENCES; Firm fined for breaking rules by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Since 2006 when Operation Seahog was set up, officers have visited more than 970 construction sites, executed 64 warrants, investigated 52 security firms and prosecuted 184 people for working without a Security Industry Authority (SIA) licence.
Victory in war over rogue Mersey security firms by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
One of the crafts - an 18ft Seahog called the Amy Florence - was towing a waterskier when it ploughed into a 15ft speedboat with two adults and three children on board.
BOATS CRASH IN BEACH DRAMA; Injured children airlifted from wreckage by Williams, Brendon / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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