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The document lists various landmarks, industries, and locations related to fishing and stone construction in the UK and Ireland, including ports, beaches, churches, and bridges. It also mentions sustainability, conservation measures, and control over waters as relating to fisheries.
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- 25. Sustainability Sensible conservation measures Level playing field across CFP High quality produce Total control over British waters up to 12 miles offshore
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