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Bering

n. 白令海峡

bering

[ noun ]
Danish explorer who explored the northern Pacific Ocean for the Russians and discovered the Bering Strait (1681-1741)
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It pledges superpower cooperation in combating spills of oil and other pollutants in the Bering and Chukchi seas between Alaska and Siberia.
She broke her 1987 record by more than 10 minutes after braving temperatures that dropped to 40 below zero and 100 mph winds that ripped across the Bering Sea.
"There's been no monetary benefit so far - it's like Monopoly money," said Nome Liquor and Grocery owner Greg Higashi, who has accepted more than 5,000 rubles in about nine months from visitors from across the Bering Strait.
An Alaska senator called for a temporary ban on fishing in part of the Bering Sea as the Coast Guard said Wednesday that 15 foreign vessels have been detected fishing illegally in Alaskan waters over the past 18 months.
Stimpfle would like to see the whole Bering Sea border opened. He would like to see more joint ventures in fishing, telecommunications, and trade.
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals here upheld a preliminary injunction issued by a federal district judge last June that halted gillnet fishing for salmon by Japanese fleets in the Bering Sea off Alaska.
Nine crew members remained missing and were presumed drowned today after a fishing vessel capsized and quickly sank in the frigid Bering Sea, the Coast Guard said.
An elderly man, he had taken advantage recently of a new Russian law allowing Eskimos to visit family members across the Bering Strait without having to get an exit visa.
The Soviets allowed American Lynn Cox to swim between two islands that straddle the border in the Bering Sea, permitted an exchange of medical researchers from Siberia and Alaska, and met with U.S. fishing groups to discuss joint seafood ventures.
In December 1988 the company lost a trawler in rough weather in the Bering Sea.
The trek across ancient trade and migration routes up the Siberian side of the Bering Strait and down the Alaskan side is to stop in 16 villages in the Chukotka district of Siberia and 14 in Alaska, organizers said.
Both nations also are working to establish joint sea rescue missions in the Bering Strait.
The service already administers the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve, a 2.7-million acre wild area just north of Nome.
Ten patches in the Bering, Chukch, and Beaufort seas totaling 480 million acres of ocean bottom have been identified by geologists as potential Outer Continental Shelf oil and gas fields.
It was the first time the town, off the Bering Strait just above the Arctic Circle, hit freezing since June 3.
He figured that if the Alaska-Siberia border were opened, Nome could become an economic and cultural center for both sides of the Bering Strait.
U.S. negotiators suggested to Soviet officials Monday that the two nations might consider a ban on all fishing in a section of the Bering Sea known as the "doughnut hole" while scientists try to determine whether it is being overfished.
"The Bering Strait is the shortest distance between the two greatest powers in the world," said Schurke, who made an unassisted trek to the North Pole in 1986.
The race across Alaska from Anchorage to Nome, on the Bering Sea coast, has been run since 1973.
Susan Butcher left the competition behind on the icy Bering Sea Coast and mushed through bone-chilling winds Wednesday to claim her third straight victory in the 1,150-mile Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
Of particular interest to the United States is the Bering Sea.
On July 1, Tony is to fly on to the Volga River city of Kuibyshev and stop in at least eight Soviet cities before eventually cross the Bering Straits to Alaska.
A California endurance swimmer who has crossed the Bering Strait plans to risk the treacherous, icy waters along the southernmost tip of South America next month.
Sightings of such supers are as rare as those of flamingos on the Bering Strait.
Federal investigators are looking into what appears to be poaching and mutilation of walruses for ivory in the Bering Sea.
A rainbow arcs from a snowy mountain, casting a translucent leg onto the Bering Sea.
The expedition is an effort to call attention to the common cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples of the Bering region, Schurke said at a news conference Tuesday at the swanky Russian Tea Room restaurant.
Bering Sea: Poaching by non-parties to international agreements.
Today the small villages clinging to the edge of the Bering Sea are springing to life with anticipation: it's almost salmon season again, the high point of the year.
The decision lifting the navigator requirement applies to all carriers, including Nome's Bering Air.

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