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Now scientists wonder if the oil spill could create a similar problem.
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He has come under growing political pressure to stop the spill itself.
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Meanwhile, state officials made coastline preparations for oil from the Gulf spill.
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Sunoco told Reuters it has taken measures to reduce its spill rate.
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It was probably better to just spill than answer the twenty questions.
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This year the work will likely run out months earlier, Olson said.
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President Michel Aoun said recently of reserves: The money will run out.
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Perhaps she had run out of words, or simply talked herself calm.
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They have run out of options, said a U.S.-based commercial paper trader.
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The company's website Monday simply said it had run out of money.
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Firstly, does he believe that Cape Town won't run out of water?
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There is also concern that Greece could soon run out of money.
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In addition, enhanced federal government unemployment checks will run out in July.
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Every time I run out, a new supply comes looking for me.
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Right now I'm just a private investigator who's run out of leads.
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I supposed it was possible that they'd simply run out of them.
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Authorities say they have run out of funding to feed the men.
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It's clear that Wolfgang Voigt has certainly not run out of GAS.
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The good news is the baked beans have at last run out.
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Rothschild, the Times reported, had run out of room at his house.
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José Mourinho's only problem is that he will run out of targets.
