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<item> <title>This Week in Petroleum (Report of 2/3/2010)</title>
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         <pubDate>2/3/2010 </pubDate>
         <description>TWIP includes recent analysis of current petroleum issues as well as prices and volumes of major petroleum products.</description>	   
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<item> <title>U.S. Petroleum Markets Reverse Course After Early-January Run-up (2/3/2010)</title>
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         <description>Six weeks ago, the December 23, 2009 issue of This Week in Petroleum focused on the declining trend in gasoline prices from early November through mid-December.   However, gasoline prices soon reversed course, and rose more than 16 cents in the following three weeks, before, once again, turning downward.  These fluctuations highlight the difficulty of forecasting short run movements, as well as the complexity and occasional unpredictability of petroleum markets....</description>	   
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