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We（）this port for replenishment of fuel oil.
A
is calling at
B
are calling at
C
is calling on
D
are calling on
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heavy oilB
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fuel oilD
diesel
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a decrease in reserve buoyancyB
a decrease in the maximum draftC
the vessel to flop to port or starboardD
None of the above
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sea waterC
both A and BD
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will meet withB
met withC
would meet withD
would have met with
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powerB
speedC
resistanceD
thrust force
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diesel oil instead of fuel oilB
fuel oil instead of diesel oilC
diesel oil instead fuel oilD
fuel oil instead diesel oil
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take；saveB
to take；saveC
take；to saveD
to take；to save
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pump plunger diameterC
plunger control rack positionD
total pump stroke
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scavenge port
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go down by the headB
list to starboardC
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list to port
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at current price at the nearest main bunkering portB
at current price at the port of redelivery if it is not available to obtain the current price at the nearest main bunkering portC
at current price at the nearest main bunkering port if it is cheaper than that at the port of redeliveryD
at current price at the port of redelivery if it is obtainable，even the price is higher at the nearest main bunkering port
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ShallB
AreC
IsD
Be
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