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spec: That section indicates that " [ n ] o common carrier , either alone or in conjunction with any other person , directly or indirectly , may use a vessel or vessels in a particular trade for the purpose of excluding , preventing , or reducing competition , by driving another ocean common carrier out of that trade . It is a good idea to position the negative in the carrier so that a stripe of " nothing " ( ie . That is not to say , either , that we should be in despair ; the survey gives us a vital platform to shape and measure growth over the long term . I've run small ships with 350 crew members , to a large aircraft carrier with about 6,500 crew members . By talking to other board members and having a forum where we all discussed our ideas and concerns , I've come to understand what 's at the heart of AAJA . The ACLU has filed a lawsuit against several major airline carriers because in the days immediately following the deadly Sept. 11 attack against our country , four Middle Eastern young men were escorted off of scheduled airline flights because the other passengers refused to fly with them . He predicted that new arctic routes will open and the US intermodal system will be expanded . Now , tackle the white meat . '' We worked closely with the Commerce Department and have been careful how we've used encryption - only to protect the financial parts of transactions from being modified or intercepted by an outside party . The Internet was designed , built , FUNDED , and has been operated as a common carrier for over 30 years . '' All this and much more is described as an essentially defensive reaction to China 's pursuit of forces considered in excess of its legitimate self-defense requirements - `` outsized '' , as Rice described the Chinese military in a recent interview .