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The irate fishermen set off flares and entered the channel island of Jersey's main harbor.
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France's Meatless School Meals Sparks Backlash
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A holdup on the long, usually obstacle-free journey, even of just half a day, can be fatal for the fragile critters, turning prized seafood into worthless waste.
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