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A dive center and resort offering dives at Bora Bora, Moorea, and Rangiroa. Includes details and prices of dives, accommodation and other activities.

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Catalog and search facilities for over 500 databases from 55 countries including case-law, legislation, treaties, law reform reports, law journals, and other materials.

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