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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Legal Studies
"Upper marker" in ice-sailing yachting?
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In the vicinity of the UPPER MARKER, the counterparty drove head first into the insured party.
It's a description of an insured accident during an ice-sailing yachting competition.
In the vicinity of the UPPER MARKER, the counterparty drove head first into the insured party.
It's a description of an insured accident during an ice-sailing yachting competition.
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Presumably the circular course is marked with poles or something, and one of them is 'upper': it is either higher than the other(s) or perhaps farther away, or at the far end of the course.
- Presumably the circular course is marked with poles or something, and one of them is 'upper': it is either higher than the other(s) or perhaps farther away, or at the far end of the course.
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Presumably the circular course is marked with poles or something, and one of them is 'upper': it is either higher than the other(s) or perhaps farther away, or at the far end of the course.
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