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Popo was not kidding. US$75 and still skyrocketing! When all it takes is about US$18 to extract a barrel of the unctuous goop and then that same plain, unvarnished goop is sold at 400 percent that is a little excessive, dont you think?
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ENERGY SECRETARY POPO LOTILLA
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Popo was not kidding. US$75 and still skyrocketing! When all it takes is about US$18 to extract a barrel of the unctuous goop and then that same plain, unvarnished goop is sold at 400 percent that is a little excessive, dont you think?
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By FROM THE STANDS | By Domini M. Torrevillas | April 25, 2006 - 12:00am
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