April 2005::
5) FEDERAL SURPLUS PROPERTY: Tanadgusix Corp. v. case unambiguously established that the vessel "Ex-Competent" would reverted to the federal government
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Greetings, tschloss!
From what I can determine,
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is not linked to by any other websites on the Internet. The Googlebot
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1) through links from other websites
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3) through submission of a url at
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Not only do I not find a link to this document anywhere else on the
web, I can't find a link to it on
http://www.schlosserlawfiles.com
That doesn't necessarily mean that such a link does not exist. But
Google *has* indexed http://www.schlosserlawfiles.com and didn't find
it. Popular opinion by webmasters is that the Googlebot will not index
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*However*
Before you rush to submit this document's URL to Google at the link I
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REMOTE ISLAND DEALT ECONOMIC BLOWS BY UNCLE SAM::
These documents show the tortured paper trail of Tanadgusix Corporation’s acquisition of the de-commissioned Navy drydock Ex-Competent for use in Hawaii
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AFDM Auxiliary Floating Dry Dock, Medium::
The Ex-Competent was acquired from the Federal General Services in what has become a multi-front litigation battle against TDX’s drydock in Hawaii.
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