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	Icebreaker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Essential to an icebreaking vessel is the ability to propel itself onto the ice, breaking it, and then successfully clearing the ice debris from its path.
		Icebreakers are expensive to build and very expensive to run, whether the Icebreaker is powered by gas turbines, or is a nuclear powered icebreaker.
		A modern Icebreaker typically has shielded propellers both at the bow and at the stern, as well as side thrusters; pumps to move water ballast from side to side; and holes on the hull below the waterline to eject water bubbles, all designed to allow an Icebreaker stuck amidst thick ice to break free.
	icebreaker.iqnaut.net (855 words)

	MSCO: Fleet: Icebreaking fleet
		The Russian national transport Northern Sea route ensured by means of the icebreakers is the main stabilizing factor of economic development of Far North and the Arctic regions of Siberia.
		One of the compartments of the icebreaker is converted into the stationary complex for divers’ descends underwater.
		The stern of the icebreaker was also reconstructed; now here is the freight terminal for raising the tubule of the flexible trunk of the underwater pipeline and for connecting the oil transfer line on the tank vessel.
	www.msco.ru /cgi-bin/common.cgi?lang=eng&skin=menu2&fn=cont2 (672 words)

	Icebreaker
		They are uncomfortable to travel in on the open sea: Almost all of them have rounded keels and with no protuberances for stability they can roll even in light seas.
		The shape which allows icebreakers to move through ice also make the ship uncomfortable in open water and have poor fuel effiency.
		Icebreakers with the round; sled-like bow used to ride up on the ice; tend to slam into waves and can be a risk in high seas.
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	CCGS Terry Fox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		MV Terry Fox was acquired by the Canadian Coast Guard in 1992 and renamed CCGS Terry Fox.
		Classed as a "Heavy Gulf Icebreaker" by the coast guard, she is stationed at CCG Base Dartmouth in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia and operates in the Gulf of St. Lawrence during the winter ice season and in Canada's eastern Arctic during the summer shipping season, assisting in escorting the annual Arctic summer sealift to coastal communities.
		The Terry Fox is the sister ship to the Vladimir Ignatjuk (formerly Arctic Kalvik).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CCGS_Terry_Fox (255 words)

	Icebreaker Vladimir Ignatyuk \| Topic Definition \| Find the Meaning and Define the Answer of Icebreaker Vladimir Ignatyuk
		The Kalvik is the sister ship to the CCGS Terry Fox.
		The Kalvik was sold in 2003 to Murmansk Shipping Co and was renamed the Vladimir Ignatyuk.
		Murmansk Shipping Co. The "Vladimir Ignatjuk" diesel icebreaker * VLIERODAM WIRE ROPES Ltd. Daily Shipping Newsletter 2003-105.
	www.thefreeencyclopedia.com /definition/word.aspx?w=Icebreaker_Vladimir_Ignatjuk (106 words)

	Icebreaker Vladimir Ignatyuk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Icebreaker Vladimir Ignatyuk (formerly Arctic Kalvik) was built in 1982 at the Victoria Yard of the Burrard Yarrrows Corporation located in British Columbia, Canada.
		In 2003, the ship was sold to Murmansk Shipping Co. and renamed the Vladimir Ignatyuk.
		Murmansk Shipping Co. The "Vladimir Ignatjuk" diesel icebreaker
	www.officialtexts.com /wiki/Icebreaker_Vladimir_Ignatjuk (124 words)

	Ice Did You Mean ice? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Coast Guard icebreakers near McMurdo Station, February 2002.
		Ice can also be an obstacle; for harbors near the poles, being ice-free is an important advantage, ideally all-year round.
		Harbors that are not ice-free are opened up using icebreakers.
	www.did-you-mean.com /Ice.html (1433 words)

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