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Why Do We Get So Much Piracy Copies Daily?
Abbie Parlor, Carol-jean Foulis, Abelard Mattaus
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Robbery
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Shell
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Sound
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USA
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Fourteenth Century
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Indian Ocean
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International Law
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Justice
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Navy
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Red Sea
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Robbery
16%
Ships
100%
Somali
16%
Theft
33%
USA
16%