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| BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND If a rowboat underway does NOT show the lights specified for a sailing vessel underway, it shall show which of the following? |
| A) a combined lantern showing green to starboard and red to port and shown from sunset to sunrise |
| B) a combined lantern showing green to starboard and red to port and shown in sufficient time to prevent collision |
| C) a white light exhibited in sufficient time to prevent collision |
| D) an all-round yellow light from sunset to sunrise |
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| anturov - 2025-09-19 05:22:39 Registered (117) |
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| prestonholt84@gmail.com - 2016-05-25 19:49:44 Member (1) |
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