A.it is overtaken by the tow
B.it is pulled sideways by the tow
C.the weight of the towing hawser causes loss of maneuverability
D.the propeller is fouled by the towing hawser
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A.the masthead lights for a towing vessel
B.the lights for a vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver
C.sidelights，stern light，and towing light
D.All of the above
A.on course
B.headed fair
C.holding on
D.in shape
A.trim the tow by the bow
B.trim the tow by the stern
C.list the tow to windward
D.adjust the length of the towing bridle
A.one all-round white light
B.sidelights and a sternlight
C.only the outboard sidelight and a sternlight
D.a masthead light，sidelights，and a sternlight
A.comes directly over the bow
B.comes directly over the stern
C.comes over an area extending from broad on the bow to the quarter
D.has no effect on the vessel
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