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Chief Stew Lauren Thompson, left, and Deck/Stew Kate Miller tend to the dirty laundry at Southport Coin Laundry-Cleaner on 17th Street in Fort Lauderdale.

The two handle a diverse list of duties on M/Y Now We Know, a 100-foot Ocean Alexander docked at Lauderdale Marine Center in January.

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