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LONG BEACH - JULY 31, 2017: Port industries at sunset. The city
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The port of Long Beach is still in crisis mode: yesterday, there were 74 containerships anchored in San Pedro Bay waiting for berth space at LB or Los Angeles, down from a high of 80 last weekend.

According to the LB port authority, this pile-up translates ...

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