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'''Brine''' is the smallest of the nine islands of [[Belgrit]], consisting of only a single port town of the same name and a few tiny farmsteads. Arable land is very scarce on Brine, leading to heavy reliance on fishing and trade.

Fun fact: The process of brining (soaking food, especially meat, in salt water to season and preserve it) gets its name from this island, from where the practice originated as a way of preserving fish for export.

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		+	{{Infobox province\|name=Brine\|country=[[Belgrit]]\|governor=[[Lord Geoffrey Nettlebridge]]\|government=Democracy}}
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	'''Brine''' is the smallest of the nine islands of [[Belgrit]], containing only a single town called [[Brineport]] surrounded by farmland and a few tiny villages. Arable land is very scarce on Brine, leading to heavy reliance on fishing and trade and high prices placed on fresh produce.		'''Brine''' is the smallest of the nine islands of [[Belgrit]], containing only a single town called [[Brineport]] surrounded by farmland and a few tiny villages. Arable land is very scarce on Brine, leading to heavy reliance on fishing and trade and high prices placed on fresh produce.

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	Fun fact: The process of brining (soaking food, especially meat, in salt water to season and preserve it) gets its name from this island, from where the practice originated as a means of preserving fish for export and storage beyond its season.		Fun fact: The process of brining (soaking food, especially meat, in salt water to season and preserve it) gets its name from this island, from where the practice originated as a means of preserving fish for export and storage beyond its season.
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		+	The politics of Brine are currently divided between the Fishmongers, who lean Starboard and represent the interests of the working class, and the Merchants, who lean Port and represent the interests of the bourgeoisie.

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−	'''Brine''' is the smallest of the nine islands of [[Belgrit]], ~~consisting of~~ only a single ~~port~~ town ~~of the same name~~ and a few tiny ~~farmsteads~~. Arable land is very scarce on Brine, leading to heavy reliance on fishing and trade.	+	'''Brine''' is the smallest of the nine islands of [[Belgrit]], containing only a single town called [[Brineport]] surrounded by farmland and a few tiny villages. Arable land is very scarce on Brine, leading to heavy reliance on fishing and trade and high prices placed on fresh produce.

−	Fun fact: The process of brining (soaking food, especially meat, in salt water to season and preserve it) gets its name from this island, from where the practice originated as a ~~way~~ of preserving fish for export.	+	Fun fact: The process of brining (soaking food, especially meat, in salt water to season and preserve it) gets its name from this island, from where the practice originated as a means of preserving fish for export and storage beyond its season.