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Immediately after a major boat show, the Trade-a-Boat news-desk is usually bombarded with superlative-sodden PR exalting sales successes, orders taken and leads generated. But this year has been a bit different. The talk has trended away from sales figures and taken a shift toward positive visitor commentary and broader interest.

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