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LOSC
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LOSCLaw of the Sea Convention
LOSCLouisiana Office of State Climatology
LOSCLabour-Only Sub Contractor (UK)
LOSCLinear Output Saturated Counter
LOSCLeyton Orient Supporters Club (UK)
LOSCLille Olymlpique Sporting Club


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The Law of the Sea Convention affords all states the right to manage marine resources within their 200-nautical mile Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs).
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In investigating marine biomedical research and bio-prospecting, the book underscores the convergence of domestic laws in different continents, the Law of the Sea Convention, the Convention on Biological Diversity, and TRIPS under the WTO regime.
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This was achieved with the adoption of the Law of the Sea Convention, which on account of its ground-setting rules and comprehensiveness has been hailed as a true constitution for the oceans.
The ocean's wealth is not inexhaustible. (Reversing the Loss of ... by Jesus, Jose Luis / UN Chronicle
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