Shackleton, a onetime British merchant-navy officer, started a business before his 1914 voyage to make money from movie.

沙克尔顿，一位英国商人兼海军军官，在他1914年探险之旅之前靠拍电影赚钱。

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With a canal across Central America, ships could sail directly from ocean to ocean. They would not have to make the long, costly voyage around the southern end of South America.

有了中美洲的运河，船只就能够从这个大洋直接到另一个大洋，再也不必费时费力费钱地绕过南美洲的最南端。

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He heard stories of men who had died trying to make a similar voyage, who had suffocated or been thrown overboard alive.

他还听说了许许多多人在同样的旅程中死在途中的故事，这些人有的被活活憋死，有些被活着扔进大海。

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Essentially, almost anything up to and including containers in some cases, in our view, qualifies as project cargo because a combination of cargos is necessary to make a successful voyage.

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Due to its inaccessibility, only about 1, 500 people a year make the sea voyage to St Kilda, with many of these taking part in working holidays as part of the trust's conservation volunteer programme.

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April will also see a raft of Titanic cruises, including an excursion from New York to the site of the catastrophe, and a voyage retracing the ship's route from Southampton (though the plan is for the vessel to make it all the way to New York this time).

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