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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aboard a tanker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to being on or inside a tanker ship, typically in contexts related to shipping, transportation, or maritime activities.
Example: "The crew was busy working aboard a tanker that was preparing to set sail for the open sea."
Alternatives: "on a tanker" or "inside a tanker".
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"Like everyone else, we focused first on the waste, but then we asked ourselves: Why was Trafigura improvising a refining operation aboard a tanker, which created the toxic waste in the first place?" Andreas Missbach, head of Public Eye's commodities team, told the Guardian.
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The authorities are now investigating the possibility of a connection between the two incidents here and two others: an explosion this week aboard a French tanker off the coast of Yemen, and a bombing last week in the southern Philippines that killed an American Green Beret.
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