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    Views of the Future

    Jan 15, 2019 2 minutes
    By Jeff Moser

    Market trends and client demand tend to pilot the ship. Any boatbuilder worth its salt knows this and keeps an eye trained on the marketplace while, at the same time, attempting to set its creations apart from the competition. Some developments have been instrumental in pushing boating forward while others still have us scratching our heads. No

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