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Gulf Coast refiners, meanwhile, were built to refine Venezuela’s heavy oil because it was “cheap and plentiful — and, of course, yields a lot of diesel and fuels for heavy manufacturing,” he said.

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On Wednesday, though, just around the corner from the Mint’s five special coins, pennies remained plentiful at Starbucks.

Capital could become less plentiful in other segments of the economy, affecting growth in gross domestic product.

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Even if all other nutrients are plentiful, the plant can only grow as much as the least available one allows.

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The coaching is so good in the league and the talent so plentiful that it would be no surprise if multiple teams win Southern Section titles depending on what divisions in which they are placed.

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