in the asia do have ship?
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Asia is where shipping was born, 004 ! \nWell over 1,500 years before the birth of Christ, the ship-builders of Gujerat, in India, were supplying their ships [built of saltwater-resistant timber, at that !] to distant Egypt, Mesopotamia, and even Greece ! \nAnd South Indian kings were travelling the high seas with their naval fleets - and conquering distant kingdoms including the modern-day Jawa, and Sumatra !
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India, China, Phillipines, Dubai
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hmmmmmmmmm, south east asia.\n\nthen again tropical cyclones ? atlantic, pacific.
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Whatever country that can teach you how to spell "Asia".
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what are you asking? Most ships regardless of flag are on one of the main classification societies anyway if anything for international standards at sea and a quicker process upon entering foreign port. examples being DNS,ABS, or one of the many Loyd's societies.
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There are many accross the country. Where exactly are you looking for? Which city? Which region?
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Europe & Africa (& also Asia)
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Here this site will help you!\n\nhttp://www.sitesatlas.com/Maps/Maps/Asia.htm
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The big in Asia are, presently, Japan and China.  Indonesia has a great potential  and an honesty of purpose.. but no 'greatness' yet in Economy. Growing well.  Best wishes.
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you mean eurasia\nit's a mix between continent europe and continent Asia
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Yes l have.\nJapan\nPhilippines\nHong Kong\nSouth Korea\nThailand\nAustralia\nSri Lanka\nBahrain\nUnited Arab Emirates\nMexico\nCanada.
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Define 'dominating' in this context. No, Asia will not take over the world since there will be a lot of countries disagreeing with such plan. But the population in China is quite extreme.
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sorry no\nJapan or Australia
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Sorry no\nJapan or Australia
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Asia Only          364,270,713  \nRest of the World  653,786,676\nWORLD TOTAL        1,018,057,389\n\nhttp://www.internetworldstats.com/stats3.htm
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I can only speak for Asian Countries :D\n\n- Hong Kong, Japan & Singapore
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Only Europe and North America.\n\nThe Asian mainland does not stretch down to the Equator (almost does, at the bottom of mainland Malaysia), but Indonesia crosses the Equator, so that counts Asia out.