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maritime arbitration work—because of historical considerations; present circumstances to
which those factors have given rise; the right numbers of and types of people and the
appropriate training, accompanied by a hugely valuable legacy in the English commercial
law and in the education of its practitioners; integrity both in the system and in its
practitioners; and because the systems it uses—which are typically flexible—are what those
involved in shipping disputes want and feel comfortable with.
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