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ORC 57

1 score 100%

Request	Value	Score
Length: the closest to 56.10ft	56.10ft	100%
Beam: the closest to 29.66ft	29.66ft	100%
Waterline length: the closest to 54.95ft	54.95ft	100%
Comfort ratio: the closest to 8.04	8.04	100%

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Alibi 54

2 score 0%

Request	Value	Score
Length: the closest to 56.10ft	57.09ft	0%
Beam: the closest to 29.66ft	27.43ft	0%
Waterline length: the closest to 54.95ft	57.09ft	0%
Comfort ratio: the closest to 8.04	7.55	0%

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