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1 Балтийская и международная морская конференция
1) General subject: The Baltic and International Maritime Council, Copenhagen (also used)2) Economy: Baltic and International Maritime confederation3) Diplomatic term: Baltic and International Maritime Conference (БММК)4) Ecology: Baltic and International Maritime Conference (1905)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Балтийская и международная морская конференция
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