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... much as 22 billion barrels of oil and 93 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in the area. Reporter Coral Davenport covers all this for The New York Times, and she joins me from its Washington bureau. Coral Davenport, welcome. Let's -- help us understand a little better what area ...
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