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		<title>By: Oil-shale leases OK&#8217;d Five 160-acre locations on Western Slope &#171; Field Notes</title>
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		<description>[...] The oil trapped in the oil shale of Western Colorado maybe vast, but it is unclear whether it makes economic sense to get it.&#160; Canadian Peter Tertzakian thinks supplying the world&#8217;s 1,000 barrel a second oil addiction will be far from easy.&#160; But that doesn&#8217;t mean businesses aren&#8217;t hedging their bets. [...]</description>
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