People who live on cruise ships full time share how they do it: 'It's not just for retired people'

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Ryan Gutridge, Christine Kesteloo, and Jack Nolan
From left: Ryan Gutridge, Christine Kesteloo, and Jack Nolan all have lived on a cruise ship full time.

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A Celebrity Cruises youth counselor admitted to molesting kids on board the ship, the FBI alleges in court filing

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The "Celebrity Silhouette" ship.

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Rape at sea: How a broken system is failing passengers and darkening the cruise industry

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The US government is required to publish reports of criminal activity on cruise ships every quarter. They haven't all year.

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Crime scene tape marks off the area where members of the media are staging near the Princess Cruises Grand Princess cruise ship as it sits docked in the Port of Oakland on March 10, 2020.
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China kicks off its plan to take on the cruise industry: 'There's no turning back'

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Employees from China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) see off China's first home-grown large cruise ship Adora Magic City.
China's first domestic-built cruise ship, the Adora Magic city, will begin international cruises from Shanghai in early 2024. 

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I throw parties at sea for a living. Here's what it's like sailing the world as a cruise director for Royal Caribbean.

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Bonnie Bai.

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The US Coast Guard doesn't check cruise ships for man-overboard technology that's been legally required for over 10 years

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An illustration of Carnival Magic cruise ship surrounded by a life preserver ring with text from CVSSA safety requirements passed by Congress in 2010
Vague language in a 2010 law means cruise ships largely rely on cameras to spot people who've gone overboard, sometimes losing critical seconds in rescue missions.

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