III. CO-OPERATIOI WIT'IIIN IAE T'NITED NATIONS SYSIEM 138 36 IV. SERVICII{G OF THA PNEPARATOFY CON.IMISSION ..... I39 - 140 35 V. IATI OF TEE SEA INIONUATION SYS!tst{ I41 - I43 37 VI. ANALYTICAI, SPUDIES r44 - 146 38 VII. STATX PRACTICE AND NATIONAIJ I'EGISIATTON 14? - 148 38Paragraphs pege 51 -70 15 5r-54 15 55-64 15 65-56 18 67 19 58-70 L9 7l-94 20 95 - 106 25 29 ro7UIII. rx. x. xr. XII. Anncx.Fl40/923 Eng llEh Page 3 COIITE!+TS (contlnued) Paragrapha Page IAW OF THE sEA NEFtsRENCE LIBN,ANIY COT,LECTION AIID PUBLICATION OF SELECIED BIBLIOGRAPEIES ........ 1.49 - I52 38 DSVBIOPI,IEn'IS RELAIING lP TgE COM|ENTION OtI TIG I,AII OA TtrE sEA . .... r53 39 IAW OF ME 6EA BI'LT,ETIN PROI{(IIIONAL AND EDI'CATIO|AI. ACTIVITIBS I57 - I58 {O aEL[dlfsttrP PROGRNaG t59 - 162 40 [able of elgnatorie8 to and ratificationa of the Unlted Natlons Convention on the Ia$ of the Sea ae at 19 Nottenber 1985 ............. {8a40 /e23 Engll6h Page tl INTRODUCTION
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international agreements, conventions, and organizations, specifically focusing on the law of the sea and its implementation. It mentions topics such as co-operation within the United Nations system, servicing of preparatory commissions, and international treaties. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a focus on legal and institutional aspects.

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Natural resources and environment, International trade