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Dearth of Ships Delays Drilling of Offshore Oil

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Barot Casha

As President Bush calls for repealing a ban on drilling off most of the coast of the United States, a shortage of ships used for deep-water offshore drilling promises to impede any rapid turnaround in oil exploration and supply.

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