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    Tropical Storm Isaac forces cruise ships to stay at sea - USA TODAY

    August 27, 2012
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    USA TODAYTropical Storm Isaac forces cruiseshipsto stay at seaUSA TODAYNearly half a dozen cruiseshipsscheduled to return to Florida on Sunday or early today remain at sea due to Tropical Storm Isaac. Industry giant Carnival says the closure of the port of Miami since late Saturday has forced the 2,974-passenger...Airports, seaports returning to normal after IsaacOrlando SentinelIsaac Delays Half a Dozen CruiseShipsFrom Coming to FloridaCruise FeverConstruction begins on cruiseshipin ChinaTravel WeeklySun-Sentinel -Cruise Critic -Fox Newsall 63 news articles »

    USA TODAYTropical Storm Isaac forces cruiseshipsto stay at seaUSA TODAYNearly half a dozen cruiseshipsscheduled to return to Florida on Sunday or early today remain at sea due to Tropical Storm Isaac. Industry giant Carnival says the closure of the port of Miami since late Saturday has forced the 2,974-passenger...Airports, seaports returning to normal after IsaacOrlando SentinelIsaac Delays Half a Dozen CruiseShipsFrom Coming to FloridaCruise FeverConstruction begins on cruiseshipin ChinaTravel WeeklySun-Sentinel -Cruise Critic -Fox Newsall 63 news articles »

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