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A Russian sailing ship -- said to be the world's fastest frigate -- has found the leading edge of tsunami debris from the devastating Japanese earthquake in the middle of the Pacific Ocean about 2,000 miles southeast of Japan and 2,600 miles southwest of Cook Inlet.
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Ucluelet gets $80,000 to fund Japanese tsunami debris cleanup | Globalnews.ca
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A Russian sailing ship -- said to be the world's fastest frigate -- has found the leading edge of tsunami debris from the devastating Japanese earthquake in the middle of the Pacific Ocean about 2,000 miles southeast of Japan and 2,600 miles southwest of Cook Inlet.
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