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What repealing the crude oil export ban means for the US oil industry
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On December 15, 2015, Congressional leaders from both sides of the aisle have reportedly reached a deal on the spending bill to include a repeal of the ban on the export of crude oil.
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- What repealing the crude oil export ban means for the US oil industry
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