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They bought cabins to live on a luxury cruise ship. High fuel costs got them kicked off in Cambodia.

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Florida-based Villa Vie Residences said it was working to identify “temporary living arrangements” for people aboard The Odyssey, a 642-foot cruise ship.

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They bought cabins to live on a luxury cruise ship. High fuel costs got them kicked off in Cambodia.

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They bought cabins to live on a luxury cruise ship. High fuel costs got them kicked off in Cambodia.

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