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POK
(redirected from Port of Kaohsiung)

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POKPakistan Occupied Kashmir
POKProtect Our Kids (CNET software)
POKPrutat Och Klart (Swedish: price is negotiated and done)
PoKPlanes of Knowledge (Everquest expansion)
POKPort of Kaohsiung (Taiwanese container port)
POKPedal-Operated Keyboard (sound recording)
POKProduction-Ordering Kanban


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Some 2,000 Taiwanese visited the ship when it was anchored at Taiwan's southern port of Kaohsiung.
Taiwan, China to collaborate in Antarctic research by AFP / AFP Global Edition
21 million US) because the bulk of northern Taiwan's out-bound cargo will no longer need to be transported the 300 kilometres (180 miles) to the southern port of Kaohsiung.
Taipei port launches services by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
Exporters in northern Taiwan will now be able to ship goods using larger vessels via the Port of Taipei rather than the Port of Kaohsiung in the south.
Taiwan: Container terminal launch ups regional shipping role hopes by TendersInfo
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