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	<title>Comments on: Day 4: Setting Sail for Home</title>
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					<description>[...] Day 4June 14, 2009Location: Back somewhere in the North AtlanticAfter 10 hours of international adventuring, Carnival Triumph began its ~550 nautical mile journey back to New York. To make debarkation easier, cruise lines have a “mandatory” assembly notifying passengers of what is going to be happening and how they would get off the ship. Carnival was no different, and everyone was made aware that there would be a debarkation talk at 11 AM.  Read the original here:  Day 4: Setting Sail for Home [...]</description>
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