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sea and the contiguous zone, adopted by the 1958 Geneva conference
on the law of the sea. He contends that the baselines do not to any
appreciable extent depart from the general direction of the Faroese
coastline (article 4, section 2), and that the 60 mile-long baseline to
the east is justified by the traditional and unique importance of the
coastal fisheries to the habitability of the islands (article 4, section 4).
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