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Crews searched for nearly four days before stopping late on Sunday, leaving 11 of the 27 people on board unaccounted for. The US Coast Guard says 16 Mexican nationals were pulled from the water early on Friday, about 140 miles west of Ensenada. Survivors are being interviewed by Customs and Border Protection, the US border agency.
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