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flag of convenience

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flag of convenience
a national flag flown by a ship registered in that country to gain financial or legal advantage


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He said he believed the ship had a crew of around 24 and may have been sailing under a flag of convenience.
That's doing Hamilton a disservice because Rusedski was a shameless self-publicist who used Britain as a flag of convenience, but the basic point remains the same.
At least 2,800 large fishing vessels either have a flag of convenience or are listed on Lloyd's Register of Ships as flying an unknown flag, the study said.
 
 
 
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