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shipmate

[ship-meyt] / ˈʃɪpˌmeɪt /




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Northeastern states in particular restricted the immigration of indigent Europeans by requiring shipmasters to pay bonds and capitation taxes for the landing of such foreigners.

From Time • Jun. 30, 2017

While the effect of this self-discipline was generally good, some shipmasters disapproved the principle�they believed it might mean divided authority.

From Time Magazine Archive

New Orleans is the second-biggest U.S. seaport* even though shipmasters dislike to travel the 117 meandering, treacherous, bar-marked miles up the Mississippi River from tidewater.

From Time Magazine Archive

Last week was announced the result of two weeks' negotiations between the New York and the Pacific shipmasters.

From Time Magazine Archive

It has a harbor, a sheltered bay, where shipmasters take on dark waterfor the outward voyage.

From "Circumference" by Nicholas Nicastro




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