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English	English
Pacific	Pac.
Pacific	Pacif.
African, Caribbean and Pacific (countries), group of developing countries	ACP
any of a number of marine fish found mainly in the coastal waters of the Pacific and Atlantic; snapping turtle; work supervisor (Slang), something that snaps, tropical food fish	snapper
any of a number of marine food fishes found mainly in the Indo-Pacific region	flathead
any of a six types of gobies (native of the Indo-Pacific), crawling fish	mudskipper
any of a type of scorpion fishes native to the Indo-Pacific, tropical marine fish	stonefish
archipelago off the southern tip of South America. Separated from the mainland by the Strait of Magellan, and bounded by the Atlantic, the Antarctic, and the Pacific oceans, the islands belong partly to Argentina and partly to Chile.	Tierra del Fuego
area of the Pacific Ocean between the northern coast of Australia, New Guinea, and eastern Indonesia	Arafura Sea
arm of the Pacific Ocean bordered on the west and north by China and on the east by the Korean Peninsula. It merges with the East China Sea to the south. Chinese: Hwang Hai	Yellow Sea
arm of the Pacific Ocean on the northeastern coast of the North Island, New Zealand. Auckland is situated on part of it.	Waitemata Harbour
Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation	APEC
Asian and Pacific business region	Asia-Pacific
attractive, bonnethead shark, bonny, excellent, harmless species of hammerhead shark which inhabits shallow waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans (also shovelhead, bonnet shark), substantial	bonnethead
Australia, New Zealand and the US; Pacific Security Treaty signed between Australia and New Zealand and the US in 1951	ANZUS

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