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<description><![CDATA[The term &quot;tug&quot; appears to have derived from an early 1800's British vessel of that name which was used to assist larger ships in docking and undocking. A TUG has a deep hull, usually rounded or some approximation thereof by use of one or more hard chines, a &quot;pointy&quot; bow (called a model — from &quot;modeled&quot; bow), and the propeller or propellers are deep in the water. A tug is generally designed to operate safely in rough water conditions — openings can be made water-tight, doors have high thresholds so water can flow past but not into, there are scuppers to allow water taken on deck to run off and there is safety equipment carried on board.]]></description>
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