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A scientist removes equipment from a shallow-sea subsurface mooring system on China's icebreaker Xuelong at the North Pole on September 8, 2008. The system was installed one month ago to collect hydrological data of the region. [Photo: Xinhua]

A scientist removes equipment from a shallow-sea subsurface mooring system on China's icebreaker Xuelong at the North Pole on September 8, 2008. The system was installed one month ago to collect hydrological data of the region. [Photo: Xinhua]


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