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Monaco19: Day two on the docks at Monaco Yacht Show

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Yacht captains and crew welcomed guests and brokers onboard yachts during the second day of the Monaco Yacht Show in Port Hercules. Most always on the clock, many crew found time to chamois, load provisions and orders, welcome business representatives, and straighten up the yachts throughout the day. The 29th edition of the show runs from Sept. 25 to 28. Photos by Dorie Cox

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