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    It's not having much impact on oil prices though. Expected to get fixed soon?

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    Way to go, Brandon!

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    Bend over I'll give you a leaking pipeline.

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    "Modern technology prevents BigOil pollution" -- Paraphrasing head Cheney

    ing pipes are high tech?

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    One of the big reasons people were against extending it. Keystone is probably not capable of cleaning it up.

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    All so they can export domestic gas to Europe more easily. I remember arguing with a family member about it. It's simple supply and demand. When they shut it down a few years ago gas prices plummeted because futures to EU exports went to . Without that speculation driving demand prices dropped.

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