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Spanish manufacturer of scuba and spearfishing equipment
For the Biblical Mesopotamian king and legendary hunter, see
Nimrod . For the city, see
Nimrud .
Nemrod was a Spanish firm that made scuba gear and spearfishing equipment. It ceased operating in the late nineties and was dissolved by the year 2000.
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