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4blazek says:
No time like the present to reduce our dependency on foreign oil, create jobs & rebuild our roads, bridges & sewers..
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kurthunt says:
I look at the salaries and bonuses of oil executives, and I feel no sympathy for oil companies.
icurhuman2 says:
What? The cost of finding new oil was about $60 to $70 a barrel? Does this mean the days of cheap oil are over?
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